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Moriarty-On 18th April, at Il Thrim-
bats lane, Norah Moriarty, daughter OF
the late John Sheehn, Whitechurch
Linehan- 18th April, at Rockvale
lower road, Michael F. Linehan, aged
years. Mannix-On 18th April at Bal
lydaheen, Charleville, Daniel Mannix,
aged rs years. Deasy-On 18th April, al
Ringabella, Roger Deasy, aged 70 years
Donoghue-At Douglas road. Joseph
Matthew Donoghue, aged years.
Foley-D1sbo Mary Foley. Null
cahy-AprE, II. at the south infiramary,
Michael Mdlcahy, Kilmona, Grenaugh.
Cogan-Ons the 11th inst, at
Runkilla, Isonoughmore, John Cogan.
Hickey-OT April Is, at Aherla, Daniel
Hickey, st5necutter aged 80 years.
Burke-On 18th of April, at Ballinakila,
Newtown-S -Shandrum, John Burke.
Crowley-At 10 Wellington Square,
Cark, on April IA, Margaret Mary Rita
Crowley, aged 16 years. Goggin-On
the 18th of April( at Killeenleigh, Skib-
bereen, John Goggin. McCarthy-At
Belfast, April II. Julia Mccarthy, of
Streamhill, Doneraile. O'Mahoney-On
April A. Michael O'Mahoney, Killavul-
len. OMahoney-On April Is, Julia
O'Mahoney, of Sc Wolfe Tone street.
Dorgan-On the 18th of April, at Car
rignavar, Margaret Dorgan.
ness-April 16, at 4 Irvine crescent,
Church road, Caroline McGuinness.
McGrane-April 13, at the Mater Mis-
ericordiae hospital, Margaret McGrane.
Gumbriell-April IS, at 3 Addison
street, Fairview Edward James Gum
briell. late chief officer II. NJ. coast
guard. aged 63 years.
Hall-April 13, at II Wexford street,
Patrick Hall.
Masterson--April II, at 26 Donore
avenue, S. C. r., Maggie Masterson.
| O'Connell FitZ- -Simon-April IL, at 80
Belgrave square, Rathmines, Henry
O'Conneli Fitz-Simon of Glancullen,
aged 81 years.
Howland-At Upper Bridge street,
Mathew Rowland
Farrell-At so Lr. Stephen street,
Mrs. Margaret Farrell, of IL Upper Ste
phen street.
Dunne-April II, at Jarvis street hos
pital, Elizabeth Dunno of 13S Great
Britain street.
Finglass-At "a Summer hill, lower,
John Finglass.
Tutty-April 15, at 1 Glasthule ter
race, Sandycove, Mary Anne Tutty.
| Scully-April 13, at Queens square,
Margaret Sully, aged SO years.
Tipperary-Mr. Thomas Meagher,
principal of Killusty National schools,
died suddenly March 26. Deceased, who
was only "a years of age, was much es-
teemed. Archdeacon Jones, parish
priest, at mass on March 80, spoke
highly of the late teacher.
On Holy Thursday died Mr.. Patrick
White, Clashaquirk, Bansha. aged 80
years. The funeral, to Killardriff cem-
etery on Easter Sunday, was largely
attended. Fathers Hayes, Power and
Byrnes off1ciated at the interment.
The mayor of Clonmel Alderman ].
j. Condor, M. p, visited the Temple
more Coercion prisoners in Clonmel
jail in April. All were in good health.
Mr.. r. A, Corr had been in the hospital
for short time. Mr.. Condor also at
| tended the recent meeting of the ma
tional directory of the United Irish
league in Dublin.
Manchester Martyrs Memorial Tip
perary: We appeal to the Irish be-
yond the seas with confidence. We ask
on behalf of a movement which appeals
not to Irishmen alone but to men Of
every nationality who love freedom and
admire patriotism. We ask help to
erect a memorial worthy of the men
who gave their lives for their country.
Who can recall the tragic event of that
November morning without feeling his
emotions urging him on to do his best
to perpetuate the memory of the Man
chester Martyrs? We appeal to the
friends of freedom, and to the people
from Tipperary in particular, to come
to our aid in making this monument
at Tipperary worthy of Tipperary,
worthy of the Manchester sacrifice,
worthy of the Irish cause and of the
Irish race. Subscriptions will be ac-
knowledged by Mr.. John Woods, pres
ident; Mr.. Robert ONeill Quin, NJ P.
O'Dwyer, treasurers; and Mr.. Joseph
Ryan and Mr.. P. r. Cleary honorable
secretaries, Tipperary, County Upper
ary, Ireland.
Waterford.-The funeral of Mrs
Margaret Power, Carrick- on-S SUR, on
Easter Sunday in the Killrossenty GEM
etery, was very numerously attended.
There were 120 carriages in the cor
tege.
The Irish musical festival, held in
Dungarvan March 81, was the biggest
thing of it's kind yet held in the coun-
ty.
The Waterford Star of April said:
Another unanswerable proof of the
power and efficacy of the national or
ganization in the County Waterford
comes to hand this week A farm
from which Mr.. Roger McKeon, Sport
house, was evicted and was put up for
sale by the land commission. The
sale turned out a frost, as no one
turned up to bid for it except the
evicted tenant himself. Verify the
league is a power in the land. We want
many more instances of this kind. If
they are frequent we may soon hope
to see something practical done for
the wounded soldiers of the land war.
The death of Mr. Nicholas Richard
Power O'Shee of Gardenmorris Kill,
happened on Easter Sunday, at the age
of 81 years. His mother was Margaret,
daughter of Nicholas Power of Snow
Hill, County Kilkenny. He was born
in 1921, and succeeded his brother in
1889 In 1865 he married Lady Gwen
doline Isabella. daughter of first Earl
of Lichfield, and has with other chill
dren, Richard Alfred born in 1867 The
late Mr.. O'Shee was high sheriff of the
County Waterford in 1861, and he was
a D. l.. and ]. P. for that county. He
was landed proprietor in the county
of Kilkenny. the Sheestown estate be-
ing in the family for generations. The
funeral took place on April l. Mass
Burke, assisted by Father ODonnell,
after which the cortege left for Shees-
town, County Kilkenny. The inter-
ment took place in the ancient grave
yard in Sheestown demesne. the last
rites being performed by the Rev. Fa-
ther Keoghan, assisted by the Rev.
Father Cassin, administrator.
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