The Irish standard., 1902-11-29

this effect to Captain Donelan, M. P,
who had been attending to the sub
ject after the departure of Mr.. VIM.
Redmond from London. and his in
generation at Kilmainham. 1t is
rather satire ON Mr.. Wyndham's
administration that he should feel
bound, at the request of one of his
Criminals" to grant an inquiry into
the treatment of another "criminal.' -
DUBLIN.
On the morning of Nov. 5, while
Mr.. Denis Kilbride was taking his
breakfast at his residence 81 st. Vim
cents place, North Circular Road,
Dublin, Sergeant Love of the G div
ision, Metropolitan police, was wait
ing for him outside the door of the
house; and when Mr. Kilbride ap-
peared in the street he was immedi-
ately taken into custody and convey
ed to Mountjoy prison to undergo the
four months imprisonment imposed
on him by the magistrates at Temple
more, County Tipperary, some time
ago, and subsequently confirmed OH
appeal by the county court judge.
| DERRY.
On Nov. 6, the Tory majority of the
Derry corporation decided to prevent
congratulatory address to the Lord
Lieutenant. Two Nationalist attend
ed and challenged the division. The
other fourteen held separate meet
ing and pledged themselves to hold
| aloof from the proceedings.
DOWN.
A telegram from Ramsay, Isle of
Man, dated Nov. 6, states that about
| midnight a small fishing smack from
Fleetwood for Newry during strong
easterly gale struck the rocks close
to Dhoon Glen at spot called Bull
CHAN Bay. That afternoon two
pedestrians noticed some wreckage,
| and on examination found blood
stains on the rocks. Further search
led to the discovery of an old man
named John Casey, a 'native of New
~, who was in an exhausted condi-
ton, cut and bruised, with his ribs
broken. Casey stated that the only
other person aboard the smack, a
man named McLinden, had sprang
overheard when the vessel struck,
and was lost.
| GALWAY.
The regular meeting Of the Mount
bellew Board Of Guardians was held
OH Nov. 4, Mr.. Thadeus Glynn, and
subsequently Mr.. James Tannian in
the chair. Also present-Lord Clon.
brock, Messrs. Thomas Grainger, John
Logan, Thomas Kelly, Michael Gavin
Z. Gilmore, M. Fallon, Thomas DAILY
John Cunningham and Thomas Tan
MAN. A sealed order was received
from the local government board
sanctioning the expenditure Of 1850
for further improvements in the work.
house; at the same time authorizing
them to borrow the amount.
KERRY.
Mr.. w. H. McCowen, Tralee, show.
ed at the Cork Exhibition basket of
potatoes, being the second crop grown
this year on the same land at Barrow
On the 9th of March the first crop
was planted, was lifted Oh the Goth
of May, and sold at sd per pound
The second crop was planted OH the
2Sth of May, on the same plot, part OF
which was lifted Oh the 18th of Octo.
Der for show at the Exhibition.
KINGS COUNTY
On the morning of Nov. list Mr.
Haviland Burke, NJ. 2. for Tullamore
division of Kings county, was re-
leased from Tullamore Jail, having
completed Il sentence of one months
Act, for a speech delivered at Birr OH
the 18th Of August last. The follow.
ing members of the local branch OF
the United Irish League met the hon
orable member on his release: VIM
Adams, j. p, county councillor; John
Shiel, county councillor; Joseph Ryan
county councillor; John Morgan, U
G.; and number of other friends
Mr.. Burke left by the 9.15 train fol
Dublin, and was accorded hearty
sendoff. He looked in excellent
health and spirits. On the previous
evening the local band had paraded
the town and precincts of the prison
in anticipation of Mr.. Burke's release
LEITRINI
On Nov. 2, an important convention
of the branches of the United Irish
League of South Lcitrim was held at
Carrigallen. DR.. Mulcahy, president
of the executive, occupied the chair
and Mr.. M. J. Flavin, NJ. p, and Mr.
Denis Johnson represented the Ma
tional Directory. The Carrick on
Shannon delegates, accompanied by
Mr.. Il. McTernan, IT, c., secretary of
the North Sligo Executive, Joined the
Ballnamona delegates at Ballinamo
ia and drove to Carrigallen. The
now famous Dan Magoohan was ono
Of the party, and on the drive they
passed Aghos Bridge where the mutt
lation of Quin's cattle was carried
out by Sergeant Sheridan, and Curra
walla barracks, where Sergeant Sheri