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make 4: ScapeSOat OF Sir Antony Mac
DonnelI, the undersecretary. so much
.1auded little while ago Mr.. William
Moore, NJ T., speaking lit Strangely,
North Antrim, on July ,. said it was
Il pitiable admission for an Irish Con-
sentative member, like himself. to be
compelled to make-that, after four
years of Unionist government, there
had never been, among Irish Inionists,
so much well-founded mistrust and
discomfort in respect of Irish admins
tration, as existed among every class
person chiefly responsible for the pres
ent state of affairs WAS the under
secretary, Sir Antony MacDonnel.
ANTRIM.
In Glasgow, on Sunday. July :,
gan became known. The sad event
news of the death Of Mrs. Tom Col
widespread regret was felt. when the
took place, after Il brief illness, on
July >, to the ineNpressible grief of
her young husband and parents. The
deceased lady was the daughter of
Mr.. james Grant, j. r.. of Glasgow
and ToOnebritlgc, Il leading and high
ly respected freshman. and her hus-
band, Il prosperous Glasgow merchant,
is also Il highly esteemed Irish Nal
fiomlist who led his young bride to
the altar scarcely twelve months ago.
Nl,n al
conveyed for intermcnt to Belfast,
thence to Toomcbridgc. the family
bnrying ground.
McNally and Quinn left their homes
in Artillery street. Belfast, on June 30,
for the purpose of catching Sickle
backs in Il brckyard pond, off Spring
field road. AS they did not return.
their parents went to the nearest po-
lice harrack, and Il search party was
4lrganiZeu. Next mornIl" the bodies
of the children were found hoating in
ahc pond, which is of considerable
depth \ few weeks ago Il similar f;,-
fality occurred in the east end of the
city.
ARMAGH
According to information from an
authoritative source ut the Vatican,
all reports tending to connect the APP
preaching visit of MonSignor Nincenzo
Nanuteli to Ireland. with Il special
mission to England, are purely imaS-
mary. The Pope. it is added, chose
Cardinal Logue, for the inauguration
of Armagh cathedral, as he desired,
10y sending one of the most influential
cardinals, to give a special mark of
his good will towards Irish Catholics.
The cardinal is taking with him Il pres
rnt from the Pope to the Cathedral,
which it is believed will take the form
of Il magnificent gold chaicc.
CAVAN.
On June 80, in the Nisi Prius court,
Dublin, Justice Wright and Il city
common jury heard the ease of Johns
ton VS.. Martin, an action by Thomas
II. Johnston, Il farmer. of Drumcrow,
against Mrs. Sophia Martin. prophet
ress of the Lawn Hotel. Heturbet, to
recover $500 damages for personal in
iiricS, owing to alleged negligent driv-
ing of the defendants servant The
plaintiffs case was that. on the night
of November .. as he was going home
from Arva fair, the defendants ear,
driven by a man named Ingram, struck
the plaintiff, intlictinS serious injuries
on him. The defence WAS IL traverse
of the cause of action and Il plea of
contlbutory negligence. it being inSin-
llatcd that the plaintiff was drunk.
The horse, it was stated. was named
''BuflalO Bill" and Il year before the
accident had won IL small race at Car
rignlcn. The jury found a verdict for
the defendant and Judgment was EN-
tered accordingly.
CLARE
Information has been received from
Rome Of the appointment of Very Rev.
M. Fogarty, ID. d., vicc-prcsicnt of
AZ patrick's College, Maynootll, to the
rncnnt See of I\illnloc. The new bisll-
sr'-rcct was digniSsimuS on the list
sH three names chosen by the parish
E'rlcSts of the diocese. for submission
40 The Holy See
The marriage is announced on June
80, mt the prO-catlletlral. Marlborough,
street, Dublin, by the Rev. Mr. j. Mas
Eersnn. The College, of John Enright,
Il. ~, I.ongford. only son of the late
John Enright, William street, LINER
eek. to Mary. eldest daughter of the
late Michael Monallan, Coroin. county
Glare.
At the Clare assizcs. on JULY ., be-
fore Justice Gibson. Francis w. Mo-
roncy, eN-clerl Of petty sessions. Mil
iownnalbay, was found guilty of the
granddaughter of james Collins. at
Spanish Point, and was sentenced to
DC kept in penal scrvitude for five
wears.
John Walsh, his son Pat. and wife.
catherine, were put forward charged
with the wilful murder of John Be-
san at Doonbeg on June .. The crown
Slid not press tho case against the wo-
anan. and did not press the capital
charge. The jury found John Walsh