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Goth, at her residence, Clogher House,
Of heart failure, of Helena Mary, rel
let Of the late James christopher Ftz-
gealdKenney, Kilclogher County
Galway, and eldest daughter of the
late Major Patrick Cream Lynch, D. L.,
Clogher House, Co. Mayo, in her 57th
year.
The death is also announced, on May
23rd, ut 9 Summerhill, kingstown, the
residence OF her son-in-law. of Mrs. Jul
lia Quinn, relict Of John Quinn, late of
Little Green and 6 Bergeley street
Dublin, and daughter of the late Cap
tain j. Mullins, Galway.
MERRY.
On Tuesday. May Doth. the Ven.
.trrh.lcacon O'Lrary. z. p, Castle
island. celebrated his golden jubilee,
being the 50th anniversary of his
priesthood, With great c"lat. The Rev.
Pastor was the recipient of enthusiasts
tic testimonials and valuable prcsenta-
lions, on the occasion. from his parish
ioners which demonstrated the pro-
found reverence and abiding gratitude
Of the people of the district towards
an esteemed and highly respected
priest
The remains of the late Rev. James
Ncligal. p. p. were removed on Sun
day, May q. from Beaufort for inter
ment on Monday in Brosna the parish
over which he had, in years past cX
ercsed spiritual sway. The funeral
started in the afternoon. the route
taken being by lame Fridge, Lahard,
Falla. Ballyhrack. FarAnfore and Cas-
tlcisland, 10 BrosEa. At every point
on the road the procession was aug
mentcd: and its large proportions tcs-
tilted to ilc high esteem i'm which
| Father Ncli@an was held in his native
| diocese
KING'S COUNTY.
| With sincere regret we have to an
| nounce this week. the death OF the
| Venerable Archtlcacon phelan. p. p.
OF Bilr. who. on May :j0th. ut the ripe
age Of y, passed away peacefully to
his reward. TO his many friends the
l!ews will not come unexpectedly. as
| the deceased had been in failing health
| for some time. and as far back as tine
early Sprin" of 1862 an attack of in
| huenZa of 4 virnlent form. had nearly
! proved fatal. Archdclcon phrlan was
Il native Of the diocese of Kildare and
| l.ei%hlin, being born in marlborough
| in 1881. and he made his preliminary
lcges About this period his parents
changed tleii' residence 10 ROScroA
| and he became IL subject of killaloc
diocese. in 1871. he was ordained in
| Maynooth, and olficiated successivclr
in Tonmnvaml and SNinronn. from
which latter parish he w;is transferred
Priest. to Eorrisokane where he built
| the Convent of the Sisters of Mercy
With its handsome and spacious
| schools. and also renovated the parish
church. lie secured. ana in great part
rebuilt. the parochial house. and also
built the handsome church OF iI@lsll.
On the death of the late Dean Bu@lcr.
Most Rev Or. aT'Rrdmond. Bishop of
the Diocese. appointed Father Phelan
to succeed in the Deanery i'm Rirr. and
subsequently. on the death of Arch
deacon Murphy. conferred that dignity
on him. His death is universally
mourned by all classes.
LIMERICK.
The death is announced. on May 30.
as the result Of an accident. of Doctor
Martin LAWN at Belmullet. County
Mayo. His remains were inferred. OH
June LIST. at Chrrchtown. Newcastle
West. County Limerick. which is the
family burial-place.
In Limerick. Oh the night of June
LIST. serious assault WAS committed
on a baker named Martin Ryan, who
lis acting as second foreman in the
establishment of Mr. Tubridy, at Ath-
ll1lkar,l. who some months ago intro
duced the model Bakery" system into
his concern, With the result that local
society bakers declined to work un-
der the system. and new hands We're
/ brought in. Ryan was proceeding to
his work. wherL in Bank Place. he
was knocked down by two men. both
of whom are said 10 be bakers. Two
mon. named Daniel O'Conncll and
Michael Russell, have been arrested in
connection with the affair. and admit
ted to bail to appear at Petty Sessions
MAYO.
On the night of May 3Oth. near Bal
lima, a sad accident occurred. by which
DR.. NJ. LAWN. J. p, Medical officer of
the Relmullet Workhouse and Dispcns-
AIRY District lost his life The unfor-
tllnate gentleman was after attending
the Ballna Races, and was returning
to Belmullet with his horse and trap.
accompanied by his driver, man
named Malley, when. about three miles
outside Crossmoliua. the horse took
fright, with the result that the trap
was overturned, and it's two occupants
dashed against wall. Dr. LAWN
sustained shocking injuries about the
head. and the driver got his collar
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