The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-12-12
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ANTRIM.
In the court of kings bench, Dub
lin. on November Sd, before Judge
Barton. the case of Elizabeth Adair VS.
Samuel Curran came up. Mr.. r. f..
Todd, on behalf OF the defendant, ap-
piled for an order changing the venue
i'll the action from the city Of Dub
lin 10 the county Antrim. The action
WAS being brought for alleged breach
ol promise of marriage. The defendant
stated that he had Il good defence,
and that he had never made the prom
isa to marry. The plaintiff resided at
1.lrnp. aud all the witnesses who
would he examined resided there or
ill the Immediate ncShborhood The
defendant ANA all these who would be
called as witnesses by him, also re-
sided near belfast. The court changed
the venue to Belfast
.NRAI.AGlI
His cminence. Cardinal Loguc. has
made the following clerical appoint,
mcEts in the archdiocese of Armagh
Rev, Patrick Valley, G. c., Ready. to
be l.. T., Lou@hglly. in place of Rev.
Thomas Donnrily. T. p. lately de-
ceased: Rev. Thomas M'Wiliams. p.
r., Ballindrrry. to be T. p, Clonoe, in
place of Rev. John Rock. T.. r., lately
deceased: Rev. Francis Donnelly, G.
G.. Carli"kmore. TO be =. F., Balln-
derry: Rev. J. j. NJ Alecr. G. c.. log
her. to be G. c., Ready; Rev. JAS.
Lennon, Z. G., Mullavilly. to be c. c.,
Toghcr: Rev. Michael M'Guiggan late
ly ordained to be G. c.. Mulavily: Rev.
G. Short. c. C.. Dromintce. to be G. c.,
Cal1ickmorr: kev. Luke Donnell:m. c.
g.. EgliSh. to he {. c., Drommtec:
Rev. Thomas Sheridan to he c. c..
Eglish: and Rcv. r.. Go%arty. lately
ordained, 10 be {. c.. Tullyalcn.
CANAAN.
Most Rev. lpr. M';iennS. bishop of
kimore. has made the following
changes in his OccSc:-Rcv. John NJ
Cannon. ST Iatrici's college to be
c. c.. Bclturbct; Rev. ID. Comcy. c.
g.. Reltulbct. to be &. c.. in CuvHn:
Rev. +. M'Alanlls. c. c.. Cav;ln. to be
professor i'm st. Palricll's college. Gull
lies.
CORK
Durin" the small hours of the morn
ing of November 18th. Il country we'd
ding. which WAS being held ut the
home of the bride, at I;allycremne,
near Ballynacoda, was brought to IL
painful termination by the sudden Ill.
ness Of one of the guests. Il young
farmer named John Flavin. from the
vicinity of MOgula. Dr. O'Conncll,
Castlemartyr, was brought to the
scene as quickly as possible: but the
stricken man died few hours after
wards. He leaves Il widow and three
young children to mourn his loss.
CLAIRE
y dispatch from Ennis. dated Nov
cmher 10Th. states that Il daring shoot
ing outrage WAS committed within Il
couple of miles of that town. on the
previous Friday night. the victim be-
ing an Ennis trader. MIR. Cornelius
Ennrallan. Mil! street He WAS visit
ing Il farm of his at Bullycoree and
w;s returning home about half-paSt
six O'Clock in the evening. when. not
far from the lulEtic asylum Il man :,p-
preached him from the roadside. Mr.
lIanl:llan S;luted him. but in the
darkness did not recognize him. The
fellow mnttered some grlif reply and
Instantly discharged three shots from
Il revolver ut Mr. Hanralnln. who says
the bullets whizZcd past his face The
n.iScreAnt then dashed away. and WAS
lost in the surrounding gloom.
DONEGAL
In killyle%S. on November 18th,
Captain Robert Montgomery Owens
agrccd with his tenants to accept 211h
years purchase. Most of the tenants
have had first term rents fixed, Il few
have not been in the land court. and
three tenants have had second tern,
rents fixed. Canon Sweeny, r. p,
killy],egs, conducted the negotiations
OH behalf OF the tenants.
DERRY.
In Derry, on November 10Th. Il
serious occurrence took place at the
quay. The steamer Carlson, from
Glasgow. with Il cargo of cement, on
casting for berthage came stem Oh to
the wharf, striking it with such force
that she cleaved some feet into. the
woodwork, smashing the stanchions
and ripping up a considerable portion
of the frontage The quay at the
time was crowded with pedestrians,
who resort to it as IL promenade. and
much excitement prevailed
DOWN.
At a meeting of the tenants OH the
Fillmore etsate, AIourne, Mr. Moore,
solicitor. attended, and stated that the
instructions lie had received from the
trustees We're that they We're willing
TO sell OH the following terms:-A re-
duction Of 3s. in the pound, or 2GA
years Iurf1, IN f;1ln SonOn6 form,