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the commission of the peace.
i The lord bishop of Ossory has ap-
IS pointed the Rev. John Costigan, c. c..
lie Callan, to the pastorate of kilmacoW,
rendered vacant by the Iamented death
"a Oh the Rev Thomas Kennedy
Il 1t is announced that Mr.. Lehane,
/ national school inspector in Boyle, has
been appointed examiner in Irish all
over ireland. The vacancy in the Gal
a way district viii be filed up by the
s appointment of Mr.. Henry Mahon.
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4 Mr.. John P. Hayden, NJ. P, was, on
Thursday, released from Castlebar Jail
by order of the lord lieutenant, the
e cause alleged being i'll health. Mr. Hay
t den's sentence would not have expired
Y till the 7th of March.
a destructive fire broke out on We'd
nesday night at the Shannon biscuit
+ factory, Limerick the extensive build
\ lnSs being almost completely burned
dcWn: The damage is estimated at
10000.
The body of the woman found in the
: Blackstaff river, near the goods de-
pdrlment of the Great Northern rail-
way terminus, Belfast, has been identi-
ned as that of a married woman named
| Mary Dorman, who recently resided
with her sister at Is Roumania street,
Belfast.
On Friday Mr.. Justice Andrews, in
MS charge to the grand jury of Kings
county, in opening the assizes at Tulla
more said he was happy to say the re-
turns showed a continued decrease in
the cases of intoXication. On the whole,
the county was in satisfactory state.
1here were only nine bills to be investi-
gated by the grand jury.
At the Drumcondra petty sessions on
Flday a man giving his name as
Thomas Matthews. and an address in
Church street. Dublin. was sentenced
to six weeks imprisonment for having
| Durglarlously entered the premises of
Patrick Smullen, near Glasnevin. Fran
els Malone, Glenruid, Cabinteely, was
hned &lO for having failed to notify
the fact that his sheep were affected
with scab.
At the Kingstown urban council
meeting on Monday. Mr.. Stanislaus
Murphy wa selected secretary to the |
urban council by IA votes, as against |
| Z votes recorded for Mr.. NJ. A Manning. |
Mr.. d. f. Condor was appointed ac- |
countant. There were sixteen candi- |
uates for the position of secretary, and |
the same number for that of account
ant.
AT Ioughglynn, County Roscommon,
on Friday, Messrs. John Fitzgibbon
and Patrick Webb were each sentenced
10 De imprisoned in Sligo Jail for term
Oh two months. At the end of that
term the accused should enter into
suretles to be of good behavior each
IN the sum of e10O, with two sureties
OF 45o each, or in default they were
to be detained in prison for a further
period Of two months Both the ac-
cused gave notice of appeal.
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Detective Sergeant Byrne arrested at
queenstown man named Joseph Ty-
non, VINO had ticket in the American
liner Waesland for Philadelphia, on the
charge of larceny. 1t subsequently !
transpired by the prisoners admission
that he opened a letter addressed to ]
his father at Mountmellick, and took
check which it contained. The ac- :
cused was taken before Captain Att !
ridge and remanded }
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The case of the crown against Mr.. ,
James Lyman, United Irish League or !
ganizer, and Mr.. Thomas Granger. :
chairman of Mountbellew guardians. :
Tor unlawful assembly and melting to
boycott, has been abandoned by the
crown. The defendants were twice tried
on that charge at Ballygar, and the
bench being evenly divided the cases
were adjourned. No reason is assigned
for abandoning the prosecution,
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At the Wetmeath assizes on Monday
before the lord chief baron, John Jo E
Seph Reynolds, late cashier of the L
Moate branch of the National bank. II
was charged with embezzling certain y
sums the moneys of the bank. The u
ury, after short absence, found the q
accused guilty of gross negligence. but ie
lot guilty of fraud. The lord chief CT
aaron said that was a verdict of not
guilty. and the accused was discharged.
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On Thursday a very destructive fire 3
roke out in the stores erected by the w
'ongested Districts board near Clare c.
norris railway station, in which the &C
arpenters employed by that board car ne
led on their work, and damages to the st
xtent of &1,S0O was done. How the fe
re originated is not quite clear. but hi
ertain it is that it was in no way ma b
cious ee
ieard, resident magistrates, sat at the r,
ourt house, Templemore. to investi-
ate the charges of alleged unlawful
ssembly against number of men who 80
}ok part in meeting held at Kir- "a
ans Cross some time ago. On the ~
pplication of District Inspector White Id Id
n adjournment was granted till the W.
h of March, Se
During the progress of the pig fair d
kllrush on Wednesday, a member ~.
the local United Irish league. named % "a
Donnell, was arrested, charged with oii m
citing the boycotting of the holder of M M
4 eNlcted farm. Mr.. O'Donnell was 10
once brought before A. NJ. Harper 81 81
NJ, and after the hearing of police nn
tdence, he was sentenced to three ~,
onthS Imprisonment, in default of ole
wing oall. Mr.. ODonnelfs applica- in
on Tor an adjournment to obtain pro- int
ssional assistance was refused. NJ
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While feeding q donkey in a shed at off
e rear OF Coates street, Belfast. on I
lesday evening, a boy named William Ce
am was killed instantaneously by the da,
OF OF the building suddenly giving a
~. Ihe unfortunate lad, who was tog
iy IL years of age, was dead when exR aw
cated, his injuries being of a shock ma
character. Two horses in the sta
were partially buried by the wood 7
DIX and falling beams, one of them iud
ing severely injured The
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IN Thursday Denis Curran died AZ PA
rrlgrour townland within three ty-
les Oh Cahirciveen, at the patriarch dis
age OF lO2 years, having been horn INT
the ISL OF March, 1900 This old this