The Irish standard., 1904-05-14
KERRY.

of his recovery, but no rally of the
vital forces took place, and he passed
away on the above date. Very Rev.
Dean Carmody, P. p, V. G., has been
appointed bishop Of Kerry pro TEN.
At a special meeting of the Glin Ru-
raj District Council, the chairman, MI.
David Ruddle, presiding, Messrs. Thom-
as Costello and Michael Dore We're ap-
National convention.
KILDARE.
Most Rev. Dr.. Foley, bishop of Kill
dare, arrived in Rome on the 18th of
April.
The marriage is announced OH April
II, at the Cathedral, Marlborough
street, Dublin with nuptial mass), by
Very Rev. Father Clarke, P. P, Izilcul-
len, of Daniel Boland, Kildare, to Mar
garet Mary Josephine, second eldest
daughter of the late John Bryne, Kill
gowan, Colbinstown, county Kildare.
KILKENNY.
On April 20 the Kilkenny Council,
by vote of 13 to I, decided to present
an address to King Edward, when he
should visit the city.
At a special meeting of the Kilkenny
corporation, on April is, resolution
was passed resembling the resolution Of
April 4, Which fixed April 80, the date
of the kings visit, as the day on which
the freedom of the city was to be con-
ferred OH Alderman John DAILY, Of Lin
erick, and deferring the ceremony.
LEITRIM.
The death is announced on April 16,
at his residence, Carclare, Carrick-on-
Shannon, of Thomas Burke, ST., His
funeral took place ON the 18th, for the
family burial ground, 11illummod.
LIMERICK.
The marriage is announced, on April
II, at the Brompton Oratory, London,
by Rev. Arthur Talbot, of Thomas Har-
igan, NJ. b., 2S Kensington Garden Ter
race, Hyde Park, second son Of J. L.
Hartigan, Cream Lodge, Bruff, county
Limerick, to Dorothy, only daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. Grant, 1G9 Queens Gate,
London.
The marriage is also announced, on
April %, at st. Johns Cathedral, Linn
erick, by Rev. Father Timothy Lee, of
James, third son of the late James
Roche, Wexford, to Mary. daughter Of
Patrick Hassett, Elva View, Lisdoon-
varna, county Clare.
LOUTu.
On Sunday, April II, at st. Brigid's IS
church, Dunleer, the marriage took
place Of Mr.. Kavanagh, james street,
Drogheda, and Miss Agnes Campbell,
second daughter of MI. Joseph Camp
bell, Dunleer. In the evening the hap
py couple left on their honeymoon.
LONGFORD.
On April II, Major Eccles, local gov
ernment board auditor, attended at
Granard workhouse, for the purpose of
auditing the accounts Of the local union
for the half year ended September,
1908. Mr.. Reid, solicitor, Cavan, ap-
peared on behalf of number of rate
payers, with the view Of having cer-
tain guardians surcharged, in connec-
tion with what is claimed to be unnec-
essary expense over the nursing
wrangle. Major Eccles said he would
hear Mr.. Reid on another day, when
due notice would have been given to
the other side.
MAYO.
In reply to a request by the ten
ants, for arrangements to purchase
their holdings, in Weatherford, between
Doonamona and Ballyglass, Lord Clan
morris has sent notices, calling upon
them (none having had fair rents fixed),
to pay higher rents at once, the in
creases in some cases amounting to
double the present rent. The tenants
on other portions Of the estate, who
went into court, all secured reductions,
in some cases of very substantial
amounts. The tenants have all de
cided not to accede to the demand of
the agent, and are determined to ligll
the matter out to the bitter end.
QUEENS COUNTY.
The marriage is announced On April
II, at Westland Row, Dublin, by the
Rev. Father Hatton, G. c., of John
Harte, r. 1. c., son of Patrick Harte,
Dunlavin, county Wicklow, to Julia 3.
Kennedy, daughter of Michael Kenne-
dy. Ballinakill, Queens county.
ROSCONIN1ON.
On April 16, in the Northern police
court, Dublin, before Mr.. Wall, X. c.,
James Sheehan, who is known as
"Thirsty Billy" and John McKeague,
described as known thieves, were
charged with having assaulted and
robbed Thomas Gilligan, harvest
man, and native of Roscommon, at
the North Wall. The evidence was to
the effect that the prisoners knocked
the man down and robbed him of FL rs
"e.. which he had got for the purpose of
lying his passage to England, whittier
, was proceeding, to work. The pris-
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