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| \ successful meeting under the, au-
spices of the United Irish league was
held on Sunday at Lusk, where IL
branch of the national organization has
been recently formed. The speakers
included Mr.. Dennis Kilbride Mr..
Laurence Guinnell and Mr.. ]. 4. OSul-
livan.
kilograms were received in Galway
on Wednesday announcing that Mr.
Gerald Cloherty, solr., had been ap-
pointed temporary clerk of the crown.
County Galway, vacant by the death
of Mr.. Samuel Redington. There was
large number of local candidates.
The premises of John Stevenson.
grocer, Derry, were burned early on
Sunday morning. The upper story was
occupied by the owner and family. The
cries of cat awoke Mr.. Stevenson,
who found the place filled with smoke.
He had time merely to get his wife
and children outside when the build
ing burst into flame, The fire brigade
confined the blaze to one house, where
everything was destroyed.
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AT Armagh sessions on Thursday,
MI. n. l.. Townsend, r. NJ, presiding,
a middle-aged man named John w.
Stanley was charged in custody by the
police with vagrancy. The accused
volunteered the statement that he had
been a clerk in the Office of the chief
secretary, in Dublin castle He left
Dublin with 30s in his pocket, and had
taken some drink, which had affected
his head. If their worships would
kindly let him off he stood a chance of
being employed by a Belfast firm. On
his Undertaking to leave the city, the
accused was discharged.
There are now two vacant coroner
ships in county Tipperary, one in the
north and one in the south. The for
mer, declared vacant by an order of
the high court, owing to the absence
of Mr.. Coffey from this country, and
the second, rendered vacant by the
death of Mr.. A, Vaudeville. solicitor
MftchelStown. The county councils
have the appointment in each case.
For the southern vacancy there are
several candidatse already in the field,
including Mr.. E. Cummins. J. P, chair
man of the county council; DIR. R. r.
O'Brien, j. P, Clonmel, and DR.. Laf-
fan, Cashel. The position is worth 9140
year.
guardians on Wednesday there was
large attendance in connection with the
election of a consulting medical officer
to the work house. The local govern
ment board wrote asking for a return
of the number of occasions upon which
the late consulting medical officer was
consulted during the last three years,
the return to be furnished before the
vacancy was filled. The guardians de-
cided to give the information, and pro-
ceed with the election. There were
three candidates-Dr. MGrath, Bar
rington's hospital; DR.. William Foyer
ty, George street, and DR.. Graham. DR..
NJ M'Grath was elected by 46 votes to %
for Dr. Graham, and for DR.. FOgerty.
The executrix and executors of the
will of Frederick Temple, first Marquis
of Dufferin and Ava, of Clandeboye
house. Belfast, K. p, G.. c. B., G. C. S. |
l., G. c. NJ. G., formerly governor gen.
eral of Canada and of India, ambassa-
dor at st. Petersburg, at Constantine
pie, and Paris, who died on the 18th of
February last, aged 75 years, are his
widow. Harriet, Marchioness of Duffer- ,
in, daughter of Mr.. Archibald Harnil- /.
ton of Killyleigh castle, County Down;
his sOn-in-law. Mr.. Ronald Crawfurd !
Munro Ferguson, of Raith, County
Fife, NJ. p; and his brother-in-law, /
Lieutenant Colonel Rowan Hamilton. |
The late Lord Dufferin's estate has
been valued at e10S,54S 9s. Sd. (
Mr. Peter j. Regan, United Irish
League organizer, was released from