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Belfast in succession to Colonel SCUM
derson, resigned. The County Grand
Lodge Of Belfast. at the same time,
suspended Mr.. Thomas II. Sloan, NJ.
r., for two years. because he presided
ut Il meeting OF the lodge of which he
is Master, While under suspension for
conduct unhpcomin@ an Orangenlan, at
the last Twelfth of July Celebrations.
CARLOW.
In Carlow. on Whit Sunday morning
in the College church. the bishop, who
was assisted by Rev. Dean Rrophy
ordained 10 the priesthood Rev. James
Wall and Rev. Michael Murphy.
The death is announced. on May 31St.
at Cambridge House. Inchicorp. of Ell
len Duff. formerly of Strntford-on-
Slancy, Co. Wicklow, and for a num-
Der of years housekeeper to the late
John Creighton, of Paul Willie. Tulluw,
Co. Carlow.
CLARE.
A marriage has been arranged and
will shortly take place between Mar
Gus Kcan, of Bcechpark, County Glare,
and Henrietta Mary, eldest daughter
of the late Major William Mills Mol
ony, of Killtanon.
CORK
The directors of the Munster and
Leinster Bank. some time ago, decided
to open. Il branch in Clonillilty, and
for that purpose secured the premises
occupied by Mr.. John O'Brien, j. p.
as general stores. on the OCCASION OF
his retirement from business. The
Directors have expended Il consider
able amount in the Improvement and
remodclling of I'll" premises. which are
to be opened as ~ branch bank. i'll IL
few weeks. The officials; have been
appointed. A!r. Mccarthy. Of Termoy
branch, is 10 be manager. and Mr..
Wakeman. of the Killarney branch,
accountant.
The Great Western Railway Com
pany of England has decided upon the
land. which position has been confer
red upon MI J. L. OBJ. Croker. the
general manager OF the Cork. Randon.
and South Coast Railway, at Il salary
of fl.O0O Il year.
Mr.. John Harris. J. T.. NJ. G. c.. has
been unanimously reelected chairman
of the Bnndon Rural District Council.
and MI u. Ryan. Nicc-C Chairman. At
the Board of Guardians Messrs. T..
O'Bricn. +. ncaSy, and L. Granger
were unanimously Reelected chairman.
vicc-clarman and deputy vic@rllail'-
man, respectively.
DERRY.
At MAghrrlfelt Petty Sessions. on
May 9th. before Captain Welch. r.
NJ. and three local justices. district
inspector Moriarty summoned james
Brown, a well-llnown local Tory solic-
itor. for being drunk and disorderly
and using party expressions. OIL 10th
April last The defendant who con-
Quoted his own case. was fined Dos and
costs. and gave notice of appeal.
The death is announced. on June list,
at the residence of his mother. May
ogal, I.avey. County Derry. after q ling
ering illness. of Rev. Anthony Toner.
&C.
DONEGAL.
With regard to the death Of Mr.. VIM.
Stuart. of Iegnalnoney. at the adj
vanccd age of Ill years. notice of
which appeared in the Press Il short
time ago, it may he of interest to
know that he remembered being pres
ent at the Twelfth Centennial of ST.
Columbia. OH the 9th June. 1897. when
he was 4 boy Of some eleven or twelve
years of age. lie had also q vivid
recollection of hearing the firing of the
guns in Tough Swilly when the French
fleet was captured there. The follow
ing year.
DUBLIN
Mr.. II. Nj. Healy NJ. T.. will he called
to the English R,r. at Grays Inn. this
month.
At meeting held Oh May 25th, at
D'Olier street Dublin. an assOcia-
ton to combat emigrat, ION. and especi-
ally emigration from the Irisl-speak-
ing districts. WAS formed. under the
title of the Anti. Emigration Society.
The leaders of the movement are mod
estly concealing their personal ident-
ity, for the present; but, no doubt. they
will be heard from before long.
The Bank of Ireland, on June list.
commemorated its one hundred and
twentieth "birtlrlay." the institution
having been founded on the list of
June. 1898. SO long before as in 1921
Bill had been introduced into the
Irish House of Commons. proposing
the establishment of national bank:
but it was rejected: and it was not
till the above date that the Bank of
Ireland opened, at st. AIary's Abbey
the business being transferred to the
vacated Parliament House. in College
Green. in May. 1908. Previous to the
establishment of the Bank of Ireland
the country's banking business was
carried on by private firms: and when
the national bank was created. With
similar privileges to the Bank of Eng
land it DOSSpSSad among Other. nownrS