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Late Irish news
Dublin Freeman, Nov. 40

Dublin Freeman, Nov. 40
Mr. Charles Dawson writes suggesting ma
tional exhibition in Dublin.
Pembroke council has decided to extend its sys-
tenn of electric lighting.
On Monday at a special meeting of the corpo-
ration report recommending improvements in the
Omond Market area was adopted
The Lord Chancellor has been pleased to ap-
point Mr.. James Lawlor, solicitor, of % Upper
O'Connell street. Dublin, a commissioner to adj
minister oaths for the Supreme Court of Judica-
ture in Ireland.
An inquest was held on Monday at St. Mich
aeFs hospital, Kingstown on the remains of Henry
Smullen, who was drowned in Kingstown harbor
on Sunday morning. DR.. Murray certified that
death due to drowning. Verdict accordingly.
At Wednesdays meeting of the North Dublin
Rural District council representations were
ceived for the erection of twenty seven laborers'
cottages in the electoral divisions of Blanchards-
town, Castleknock and Coolock. A resolution
passed acknowledging the necessity for scheme
and postponing the making of one for three weeks.
Mr.. Meymott the principal comedian in "The
Belle of New York" company, which is perform
ing at the Theatre Royal this week, met with
severe accident on Tuesday in his rooms in Mer-
rion row. 1t appears that the drapery on chair
which was close to the fire caught alght, and when
Mr. Meymott entered his sitting room he found
the chair and drapery burning fercey, and so to
avert serious fire instant steps had to be taken
and he rushed forward and threw rug the
chair He eventually managed to extinguish it, and
so prevented what might have been very serious
fire. Unfortunately, Mr.. Meymott received very
serious burns on his right hand and arm which
necessitated immediate medical treatment. AL
though suffering considerable pain, Mr. Meymott
appeared in his part that night at the Theatre
He had 10 N
ALL AROUND IRELAND.
It is announced that Mr. Balfour will shortly
visit Ireland.
Galway trawler was destroyed by fire on Sun
day night.
Resolutions come from various quarters deplor-
ing William O'Briens resignation, and asking him
to reconsider his decision.
The Dublin Fusiliers arrived at Queenstown
Monday, after many years absence on foreign
service.
At the meeting of the Waterford No. 1 dis
trict council letter was read to the effect that
the lord lieutenant has intmated his intention of
reappointing the commission into the proposed free
bridge.
At a meeting of the Derry magistrates on
Thursday it was decided to draft extra police into
the city in connection with the strike on the Tough
Swiy railway.
Granard Board of Guardians on Monday dis
cussed the mismissal of the master and the APP
pointment of his successor, and refused to hand
over the stock to the new master
Colonel Saunderson, M P, speaking at Por-
ladown on Thursday, said if they could prevent
it they would-that they objected to the British
taxpayer paying his money to establish a priests
university in Ireland. If the government proposed
such bill they would leave the party
Attempted outrages are reported on the Lon
donderry & Tough Swy railway, on which
strike exists. On Monday it was found that Sun
day nights train from Carndonagh had passed over
heavy piece of timber, cutting it in three. No
arrests have been made.
+. J. Mccormack. Thures, who for thirteen
years valued member of the ThurIes Urban
council, died on Wednesday. Mr.. Mccormack was
proprietor of extensive and fashionable mil
inery establishment in the town of Thurles, where
he was universally liked.
John Loughran, % years of age, on Tuesday
shot his father and mother, who were asleep in
bed at Ballycastle Belfast, and then turned the
pistol on himself, inficting fatal wound. Though
seriously injured, they are progressing favorablv.
At the inquest on John Loughran verdict of sui
eide during temporary insanity was returned.
The friends, especially in Barry boro', where he
lived for number of years of the Rev. j. Harris,
Adm. of Carlow, will be sorry to learn that he
is suffering from blood poisoning and is seriously
ILL.,
The election of member of parliament for
West Belfast took place recently. The Tory can
didate won, receiving 1912 votes, while Patrick
Dempsey, Nationalist, polled 3,671 votes.
In the Carmelite Church of the Immaculate
Heart of Mary. Delgany, recently the third daugh-
ter of the late Edward Dewey of Landscape Water
ford whose name in religion is Sister Mary of the
Incarnation, received the white veil.
A meeting of the tenants the estate of Miss
Jane Kirk was held at Crossdened, near Ready on
Nov. g. and it unanimously resolved to send
a deputation to the agent with proposition to buy
their holdings.
Mrs. Margaret Brennan, mother of Rev. James
Brennan, curate of Sheverue and sister of the late
Rev. Daniel Brennan pastor of .Kilmacow, died
ON Oct 80 at the residence of the first named
priest