The Irish standard., 1904-07-16

daughter of the late Michael Edward,
of Bangor Castle, sometime an Envoy
and Minister Plenipotentiary at the
Court of SaNony, and of Lady Matilda
Ward. sixth daughter of the first Mar
quis of Londonderry. Her son is, at
present Minister Resident in Monte
negro.
DUBLIN,
Advertisements in the Irish papers
ask for information regarding Jane
Butterfly (nee FarrelD, native of
Rogerstown, Rush, Co. Dublin, who
came to America some years ago; re-
sided at no Manhattan avenue, Green
point, Brooklyn. She is supposed to be
in Williamsburg, and is sought for by
her sister Mary. Also information is
wanted of William Cough, who left
Palmerstown, Oldtown, Co. Dublin, 20
years ago; last heard of in November.
1883. when working at Niagara Falls.
He is supposed to have gone to Cali
fornia.
On June 22nd, the death of George
Haggerty, returned Irish-Australian.
| which took place in the tenemet house.
100 Great Britain street, Dublin, was
reported to the police. On his return
from Australia Oh the 2Sth of May,
the deceased took lodgings in the
house, and never left his room from
that date up to the time of his death.
He was attended twice before he died
by Il doctor, who certified that death
was due to syncope. He had Il draft
for EDO on Il bank, which was handed
over to the custody of Mr.. O'Meara,
solicitor, 211 Great Brunswick street,
Dublin.
FERMANAGH.
On June 18th, an accident occurred,
a couple Of miles from Castlederg,
which resulted in the death of Mr..
Joseph Wilton, master of Clane Ma
tional School. About o'clock Mr..
Wilton was bringing milk to Arbar-
ron Creamery, when his horse became
FESTIVE and commenced to plunge. Mr..
Wilton was knocked down and the
cart passed over him. DIR. Love was
sent for, but all he had to do was to
pronounce life to be completely ex-
tinct. Mr.. Wilton for forty years
had been teacher of Clane National
School, and intended retiring on pen
sion at the end Of June.
GALWAY.
The proposal by the tenants to pur-
chase the remainder of the Bagot Es-
tate, county Galway, were cosidered,
Oh June 18th by Justice Ross. After
a long discussion the matter was fur
Their adjourned, pending the final de-
cision of the tenants.
Hayden's Hotel, Ballinasloe, is Offer
ed for sale, by private treaty, as a
going concern. Visitors to the West
ern town are familiar with the prem
Uses, in which a successful business
has been carried on for great number
of years. The hotel has recently been
enlarged, and is now in first-class
| order. The sale will include the four
houses adjoining, also the posting bust
ness attached thereto. The premises
have been in the possession of the
family of the proprietress for upwards
Of 81 years.
KERRY.
Advertisements appear in the Irish
papers, asking for information con-
corning Jeremiah Brosnahan, who left
Glounbawn, Currens, Co. Kerry, about
80 years ago, for America. Also for
intelligence regarding William Casey,
who left Tralee about As years ago, for
California, and is reported to have
died about 20 years ago. Also Of
Elizabeth Coyle formerly of Scotland),
who, when last heard of, was in New
York; supposed to be on Brooklyn
Heights.
LIMERICK.
On June 10Th, Il young man named
McDermott, a grocer's assistant, while
bicycle riding down a hill near Foynes,
was thrown against wall and frac-
tured his frontal bone. He was
brought to Walshs Hotel, and at
tended by a trained nurse, who hap
pcncd to be staying there. The police
sent for DR.. Nolan, Shanagolden, who
dressed the wound. The injured man
was removed to Barrington's Hospital.
Limerick, where he lies in Il precar-
ious condition.
The six tenants on the estate sit
llatcd near Annacotty, of Mr.. p. Bra
zicr. Mallow. have signed agreements
with Mr.. Dudley. Dublin. the agent,
for the purchase of their holdings, ut
22A years purchase of first term rents.
| MEATH.
| In the Court of Kings Bench, Dub
lin, on June Goth. in the matter of
O'Connor V. Yourell, an action by Mr..
Patrick O'Connor, 40 Queen street,
Dublin, against Joseph Yourell and
others, formerly of Dunboyne, county
Meath, for an account of what was
DUG to the plaintiff under a mortgage
of the Bird Of July, 1860, of the lands
Of Leestown and Quarryland, county
Meath, and for sale of the same.