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ships fireman. who had been ill for
some time, died suddenly on Septem-
Der j. He had been practically sup
ported by a laborer named John NJ
kenna, whom he had known for 30
years, and who lodged with him in
Great Georges street.
Mrs. Margaret Trainor, wife of John
Trainor, of Ballymacarrett, the spirit
merchant, died OH September /. Mrs.
Traillor was the daughter of the late
Charles M'Lean, and was in her twen-
ty-tifth year. \ few months ago two
of her children received burns which
terminated fatally to both.
CARLOW.
Mrs. Eliza Doyle, of Bagenalstown,
died OH September 6, in her Seth year.
She was the widow of William Doyle
and daughter Of the late Thomas
Dycher.
CAVAN.
Mary X. Masterson, in religion Sis
ter Mary Leila. eldest daughter Of P.
Masterson, of Bruce. received the
white veil from Bishop Owens, of
Clogher, OIL the 18th ult. i'll the chapel
of st. Louis's convent, Monaghan.
On September 5, in st. Patrick's
church, Kilnaleck, Rev. p. Lynch, pas
tor Of Crosserlough, united in mar
riage Patrick ]. Sheridan. third son
OF the late George Sheridan, and Mary
Attorney, only daughter of Patrick
Tormey, of kilnaleck.
CLARE.
Mrs Meade, wife of James Meade,
of Milltown-Malbay, an esteemed lady,
died on August 81. She leaves chill
dren, besides her husband.
The names of the following Clare
students appear in the list of sue
cesses for the 'Pitman's shorthand
diploma, who We're coached at Baker
and Co.'s civil service school. Liner
ick; Miss Mary Maloney, of Sally
bank: Miss Della Mcnamara, of Cole
jamestown, Labasheeda; and Mr.. P.
Moloney, Of Fillmore, Salybank.
CORK.
An old woman, Mrs. Johannah Dono-
van, living in laborer's cottage at
Derryleigh, about three miles from
Skibbereen, was found dead in her
cottage by her son recently.
Twenty-three tenants in Balm
clough, and .Knockaradane, near Ross
carberry, on the estate Of David Gag
ney and others. have arranged to buy
their holdings at 1917 years purchase
or sss. in the pound, reduction for first
term tenancies, and 211a years, or Is.
in the pound reduction for second.
Sergeant Major Thos. Mullins COM
mitted suicide in Spike Island on Sep
TENDER IL by shooting himself through
the head with rifle. His wife was
buried last Christmas, leaving him
eight young children. He placed four
In convent, and the others remained
with him at his home in Queenstown.
DERRY.
On September 10 David M'Callum,
aged 10 years, son Of weaver living
at Ballyrock, near Coleraine, died from
injuries received through falling from
atreaping machine in field belonging
to David Nevin, of sLisnick.
MRS. McC lelland,: 7of Greysteel; Der
ry,1died recently at the age of:(104
years. She was the only daughter
a; family remarkable for longevity.
Her mother; Mrs. Leah Caldwell, who
took keen note of political affairs,
and we'll remembered the Rebellion Of
'9S,' died at the age of 80. Three, Of
Mrs. McC lelland's brothers were, over
eighty ttheira decease., while afbroth-
err az well.known tenant farmer in
the north of Ireland, has already pass
edlthat age. with the exception of q
slight deafness. she was in full en-
joyment of ,;her faculties to the last.
I1DOWN.
Michael murphy, Of Baalymageough,
near Nilkeel, a farmer, was killed by
the kick of horse on August 80. He
was about 80 years old.
The, tenants on the Forde estate,
which@is near Ardglass, have arranged
to buy their holdings at reduction of
as. in the pound (241z years purchase)
on all rents fixed since 1896; reduc-
ton of 6s. in the pound (21h years.
purchase) on all rents fixed prior to a
later date and non-judicial rents, in
terest at the rate of 3h per cent.
DUBLIN.
Patrick Leonard, of Dublin, an in
spector on the Dublin metropolitan
police force, died on September 10.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mangan, Of Balbrig-
gan, widow of Themes Mangan, died
on September s, at an advanced age.
The death occurred on the 18th ult.
of Patrick Scully, of Fawn Lodge,
Castleknock. He was CT years old,
and leaves wife and family.
Emily NJ. Byrne, in religion Sister
Mary Collette, daughter of the late
John Byrne, Of Blackditch, Palmers-
town, made her solemn profession on
September 8 in the convent of the Ma
ternal Heart, Isleworth. London.
The marriage was solemnized on the
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