The Irish standard., 1904-03-05

" "iAoAA Ae lell all Ills property aDSO-
lutely. The late Dr. Dobhin's estate
has .een valued at f2,S26 lbs. 3D..
DONEGAL.
An interesting probate suit is likely
soon to be before the courts in Dublin.
The eccentric rich inmate of the Done
GAL workhouse, who recently died at
Liverpool, made a will OH the basis of
Il. money deposit in local bank said
to be f1,6O0 allocating requests in
J great variety to relatives in Scotland
and America and to '.an old sweet
heart i'll the United States. Nothing
is left to his relatives in Ireland, who
reside near the town of Donegal. The
will has peculiar features, and it is
stated that Mr.. Dunlevy, solicitor.
! Donegal, has been instructed by the
lrsih friends of the deceased to con-
test the validity of the will. The case
is. causing great local interest in Il
wide district of Donegal.
GALWAY.
The death is announced. Oh Feb. Q,
of pneumonia. at the residence of his
brother. DR.. Michael n. Lydon, Gal
way. of DR. Martin Il. Lydon. son Of
Mr.. Martin Lydon, Carna.
The death is also announced, on
Feb. 6, ut the residence of her daugh-
ter, Commons street, Dublin, of
Sarah. widow of Patrick Cullinane,
formerly of Galway, shipwright
The death is announced, on Jan. %,
at G2 Waterloo road, Dublin, of Mar
garet NJ, widow of the late Michael
Birmingham, formerly of Dalgin,
County Galway. Her interment took
tplace in Glasnevin cemetery.
t KERRY.
The death is announced, on Feb. 8,
at his residence, 4 Commons street,
Dublin, of John, last surviving son of
the late Maurice Brennan, Denny
street. Tralee, late of Cleveland, Ohio.
His interment took place on May IL.
May lie rest in peace. Amen.
KILDARE.
On Feb. the prisoner John Kelly
was brought for the sixth time in the
course of the magisterial investigation
before Major Hutchinson, r. NJ, at
the courthouse, kildare, and was re-
turned for trial to Mas assizes on
March 16 on the charge of numbering
his wife, Ellen Kelly, at their resi-
dence, Chapel hill. Kildare, on Jan.
last Mr.. Grove-White, G s., prose
cuted. Mr.. p. DAILY, solicitor, APP
peared for the accused, who appeared
to be utterly Indifferent as to his posi-
ton or ultimate fate, declaring that it
was his bad temper and drink that
caused all the trouble.
KINGS COUNTY.
On Feb. II all the tenants on the
Colley estate signed their agreements
in Mr.. L. OK. Whites Office, Eden
derry, and the proportionate part of
the annuities from the LIST of Novem-
Der to the list of February We're paid.
Arrangements were completed on
Feb. for the sale of the estate of. Mr..
Chas. Il. Lambkin, which is situate at
Ballycumber, and on which there are
about eighty tenants. The terms ar
rived at We're as follows: The non-ju-
dicial and first term tenants were
graded by reductions to the level of
second term tenants, the non-judicia1
tenants getting a reduction off their
old rents of Gs. in the pound, and the
first term tenants similar reduction
of 3s. in the pound.
KILKENNY.
The death is announced OH Feb. -
at his residence, White House road
Green's Hill, Kilkenny. of John Phe.
Ian, late of Tinnakilly, aged G6 years
Funeral took place on the 18th to the
family burial ground, Grove, Grange
Terms of sale have been arranged
between Mrs. Sullivan of Archerstown
and her tenants. After an interview
with Messrs. J. Poe & Son, solicitor
Kilkenny, and Mr. John lyman, the
agent, Rev. Richard O'Brien, P. p.
Paulstown. has written notifying that
with one or two exceptions the tenants
on Baurnafea have agreed to purchase
on the following terms: Twenty five
per cent (23 years purchase) to the
tirst-term tenants, and So per cent
GO years purchaser to the future ten.
ants. About thirty -eight tenants are
concerned in the SALE
LEITRIM.
The death is announced, on Feb. Z,
at Carrick-on-Shannon, of Mary Jane
daughter of the late Patrick Barrett
After office and high mass on the 9th
her funeral took place to Killapogue
burying ground.
LIMERICK.
Mrs. O'Brien, of South Hill, has
subscribed EOS to the fund being
raised for the erection of the memorial
schools in connection with the
Gerald Griffin centenary. Mr.. p
Kennedy, Military Road, Limerick,
has sent to the treasurers a cheque
for E1O as q first instalment of ESQ fol
the same purpose. 1t is proposed to
rebuild the Christian Brothers schools
at Quay Lane. The sum of $4,000