The Irish standard., 1902-05-24
rick Whelan. ]. r., proposed the fol

lowing resolution:
THAT we strongly condemn the ac-
ton of the government of this country
i'll their enforcement of coercion upon
a crimeless people. We believe the
whole system of government is urged
forward in the interests OF Il landlord
clique. and demonstrates pretty clear
lN the utter incanability of the British
government to rule the people of this
country"
Mr.. keenan,, ]. T.. seconded the mo-
ton. which was adopted.
MAYO.
On April IA. Mr.. Kelly. auctioneer.
Castelar,, put up for SALE ut Clare.
morris. Il farm of land the property
of Messrs. Bourke who reside in the
United States). After spirited bidding.
it was knocked down to Mr.. Luke Dill
lon at t1.o3o. On the same day Mr..
Kelly sold another portion of the same
farm at f5552.
MEATH.
At the Trim Quarter Sessions. On
May .. Mr.. ]. Lowry. sub-shcrift. pre-
scented County Court Judge Curran
With a pair of white gloves us a token
OF the crimeless condition Of the Coun-
ty Meath. His honor said it gave him
great pleasure to receive tile white
gloves. as they represented on the pres
ent occasion the complete immunity
from crime in the county.
ROSCONNION.
At the meeting of the Strokestown
Board of Guardians on April -, tho
chairman. Mr.. James Neary. j. r.. pre-
siding. and eighteen other members
attending, Mr.. John McGrath, V. c.,
said that, at a previous meeting. a sub
scription list was opened in aid of the
tenants of the Associated Estates. That
was very practical move. AMI Il
move that every Nationalist board of
guardians in Ireland should initiate.
he proposed that the board should now
further contribute towards the defense
fund. The chairman said he would
give Il half-soverei@n in addition to
subscriptions lie had already given.
Several guardians handed in subscrip-
lions.
TIPPERARY.
At the meeting Of the Cashel Board
of Guardians, on May 1, the following
resolution was adopted unanimously
on the motion of Mr.. A[oclair. seconded
by MI. Il. Chadwick "a Protestant
member):
THAT we regret to have observed in
the newspapers the observations adj.
dressed by the Protestant Bishop of
Cashel to 4 congregation in ColerainG
some few days ago. His language APP
peared to be such as to lead those adj,
dressed to believe that those of his co.
religionists, in his diocese. were treated
i'll so ungenerous a manner by their
Catholic neighbors as to need for them
the sympathy of the Professionals of
the North. We leave to our Protestant
neighbors to say how far this repro
sentatiOn agrees with facts, and we
regret that one in DR. O'Hara's posi-.
ton should be capable of expressing
himself in Il manner so uncalled for
and hurtful alike to the Catholics
amongst whom he lives, rs we'll as to
all his own f1ock.'
WESTAIEATH.
In the Land Court. Dublin. OH April
20, in the matter of tlleNugent estate
Mr.. Wylie, Il. c., instructed by Messrs
Weldon Il Son, applied on behalf of
the petitioner and also the owner in
the estate of l.. NJ. Nugcnt, County
Westmcath, that the petition in the
case be dismissed and the receiver dis.
charged. The receiver had been ap.
pointed in 1887. The estate was sub.
jcct to family charges amounting tc
f10.451. and also six different sums Of
G2.1OO, and further charge of f73
amounting altogether to G2G.052 los
Cd. There was an additional sum of
$4,000. The owners had realized Ell ;.
703, and the whole Of the charges had
been assigned to trustees, in trust fol
persons who had lent the 1000. The
Board of Works. who had a charge of
fG3, had not consented, but that sum
was perfectly safe. The principal diff
Guilty had been that there was 4 charge
of $1,000 per year for Lady Nugent
who is now deceased, and that had
lapsed. The application was granted
WEXFORD.
The death of Mr.. Abraham Grub
Davis of Fairfield, Enniscorthy, at the
venerable age of Sc, removes famous
Quaker from the County Wexford
The deceased gentleman married the
daughter of Mr.. Andrew Jameson, the
eminent Irish distiller of Fairfield, and
in 1S42 convehted the old "stil' into q
corn factory and -four mills--the build
ings being exclusively devoted to the
grinding of Indian corn since 1870
His sistcr-in-law, Miss Annie Jameson
went to Italy to complete her musical
education. and there met and married
Signor Giuseppe Marconi, whose sol
is the present world-famed inventor OF
wireless biography.
On April 25. in the Courthouse
Waterford hnfnro Mr. Turnor r. M