The Irish standard., 1903-08-01

House. He took his degree as Cam
bridge, Il few weeks ago, and his
seat in the House of Lords in July 9,
10 celebrate his majority, an interest.
ing political gathering was got up by
Lady O'Hagan, at Pyrgo, her residence
in Essex. Lord O'Hagan, who was
known as Cambridge as young Radi-
cal, sits behind the front Opposition
bench in the House of Lords. His fa-
ther was created Lord Chancellor of
Ireland, by Gladstone, in 1870.
On July Z, in the Dublin morgue,
I>r. Louis A. Byrne city coroner, held
an inquest into the circumstances at
tending the death of Robert Cole, aged
d years, an army pensiOner, employ
ed as caretaker for the Artisans Dwell
ling Company, buckingham street,
who had died suddenly, at his resi-
dence. % Bella street, on the previous
day. DIR. Rice deposed that death was
due to heart-failulp; and verdict in
accordance was returned.
On the same day, the coroner held
another inquest at the morgue, as to
the death of Mary Curley, aged 81
years. who was employed as do
nestle servant by Mrs. Potter, at fl
l5elvcdere place. and who had died
suddenly there, From the medical
evidence it appeared that the de-
ceased's death was also due to heart
failure. and verdict accordingly was
returned.
FERAIANAGH.
At the Fermanagh assizes. on July
4. the grand jury found mo bill' in
the case in which Montgomery Noble,
Artla, and others. We're charged with
riotOusly assembling in Lisbelllw OH
the 18th of March. and they We're dis
charged
The death is announced. Oh July g,
at Anne street. Enniskilen. of Mar
garet, widow of the late James Neil
gum. Her funeral took place. on
Sunday. July 9TH, from st. Michael's
church, the interment being in the Con-
vent cemetery.
GALWAY.
Regarding King Edwards visit to
Ireland, the Press Association says:
"a slight change has been made in
the programme of the Royal visit to
Ireland. Galway being added to the
places to be visited by the King. His
tour will be made in the West by
motor car: he will also make a short
trip along the coast in the royal yacht.
With the object of seeing the cliff seen
cry at the Galway portion of the
western seaboard."
On July Sth. the Lord Chancellor
admitted Mr.. David \. O'Flahcrty Il
solicitor of the supreme court of judica-
ture in ireland. MI O'Flahcrty is the
only son of the late Captain JAS. O'Fla-
herty. served his apprenticeship With
MI. NJ Cartan O'AIeara. II Kildare
street. and intends practicn@ in Dub
lin.
KERRY.
During the sitting of the chief land
commission court. in Killarney, which
ended on June 81, two interesting H.
Illustrations were given of what is con-
sidcred by the landlords Il fair num-
bcr Of years purchase when selling to
their tenants. The MacGillycuddy of
the Rceks deposed that in the years
1885. 1856 and 1887 he had offered one
Of his tenants Il 30 per cent reduction
on the original rent and then to sell
to him at eighteen and one-half years
purchase: but the offer was declined
In another case, on Sir John COlomb's
estate, where the application was to
resume two acres, Mr.. John Brennan,
land agent and well-known landlords
valuer, estimated the tenants COM
pensation at fifteen years purchase,
which he said was about the average
number of years purchase given in
South Kerry.
KILDARE.
The death is announced. on July 3,
at the Convent of Our Lady of Mercy.
Mas. of Margaret Maxwell On relig-
ion Sister NJ. Angela Joseph) in the
sixth year of her religious profession.
Interment was in the Convent ceme
terry, on July 5.
Probate of the will dated July %,
1900, Of Captain Francis Augustus
Fitzgerald. of Seafield House. Monks
town. Dublin, late of the 18th Regi-
ment, who died on January 20 last.
son of the late Col. Fitzgerald, of Kill
dare, has been granted to the tesla
tors widow. Mrs. Mary Charlotte
Fitzgerald, and his personal estate
has been valued at f3S,S4O IS sd, in
GLIDING G2O,339 It's lid in England.
Captain Fitzgerald left all of his prop
erty to his wife; but in the event of
her death in his lifetime, he bequeath
ed $500 to George f. Murphy. as en-
ecutor; 1900 to the Sisters of Mercy,
at Athy: 1900 to the Presentation Con-
vent, at Maynooth; 1900 to the Sisters
of Mercy, Commercial road, London;
1900 to the Sisters Of Charity of st.
Vincent de Paul, Westminster; 600
to Lily Purcell; and the ultimate resi-
due of his estate to his son, Thomas
Edward Joseph Fitzgerald.
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