The Irish standard., 1904-02-13

pllett tiit liz CollO llol entertain llle
application for Il reduction. The ten
ants, therefore, unanimously decided
not to pay and declared they were pre-
pared, to meet the consequences.
KILKENNY.
The sale of Major IIelys estate,
Rallyouskill, County Kilkenny, has
been completed. The terms are: First
term and non-judicial tenants receive
81 per cent. reduction on present rents
GO years purchase), and second term
tenants % per cent. on present rents
(23 years purchasel. On payment of
half-year's rent all arrears and cur
rent years rent wiped out. Interest
ut 49, per cent to be paid from Sep
TENDER 30 to December 81 last. The
negotiations for sale We're conducted
by Mr.. G. II. Lyster, Dublin, for the
landlord, and Canon Barry, Ballyrag-
gett, for the tenants.
KILDARE.
In Dublin on Jan. 10. before the
lord chief baron. VIM. III. Pilkington,
J. p. of Haggard, Carbury, and
Charles Daily. of 25 Westmoreland
street, Dublin. solicitor, We're respec-
lively sworn as high and under-sheriff
for Kildare county,
The marriage is announced, on Jan.
-, at st. Joseph's. Mayfeld, Cork, by
the Rev. Father Tierney, assisted by
the Rev. Father Bowling, o. p, of
VIM. Cahill, NJ. b., to Kate, third
daughter of J. Carey, Landanstown,
County Kildare.
KERRY,
The official Dublin Gazette of Jan.
10 announces that William Townsend
Jackson Gun is proceeding to sell his
estate situate in the baronies of Clan
maurice and IRA gllticonnor, County
Kerry, and his untenanted lands at
Cappagh, barony of Clanmaurice,
County Kerry; that John Sweetman is
proceeding to sell his estate at Drum
laragh, barony of Kells Upper, County
Meath; and that Sir James Braith.
Waite Peile is proceeding to sell his
estate at Ballygilteran Upper and Tul-
lyleague, barony of Shanid, County
Limerick.
| LOUTH.
An adjourned meeting of the Roden
tenants was held on Jan. 49, Rev. NJ
j. Quinn, Adm, presiding. A report
was submitted by the Rev. Chairman
on behalf Of the deputation appointed
at the previous meeting, to treat with
the landlords law agent relative tc
the proposed sale Of the estate. From
this report it was made clear that
there was no prospect of a purchase
by the tenants, as the lowest terms
OH which the landlord was prepared
to sell We're: Twenty-siX and one
quarter years. of second-term and 2:
years. purchase of first-term rents. II
was unanimously decided that ali the
tenants should enter the land court
The meeting then adjourned.
| LEITRIM.
In the court Of chancery in DubliI
on Jan. Is, before the master Of the
rolls, in the case Of Egant VS.. Rey
nolds, counsel INSTRUCTED by Mr.. Z. w
Delany), on behalf of Mrs. Reynolds
widow Of J. Reynolds, coach-builder
Of NIohill, applied for an order giving
liberty to sue two persons named lay
lor for having, shortly after the deatl
of the deceased, removed a quantity
| Of carriages, traps and harness and !;
horse. which were in the factory II
NIohill. The suit was brought by G
e. Eagan, as creditor Of the admins
tration, and it was necessary to ge
the consent of the court prior to insti
tuting proceedings. Mr.. V. r. Dillo-
appeared for the plaintiff. The cour
granted the application.
LONGFORD.
At the recent municipal elections
there was a contest in Longford No.
ward. The four outgoing councillors
were NIessrs. Peter Igoe, Thomas
Stanley, James Farrell and Francis
McGuinness. Two other candidates
were Observation-Disclosures Peter Burke
and John Brady. The result of tho
election was as follows: Burke, 235
Igoe, 1876; Stanley, 149; McGuinness
1872; Farrell, 1923; Brady, IL. The fou1
first named We're declared elected, Mr.
Brady and Mr.. Farrell having with
drawn their candidates.
LIMERICK.
A Ballingarry dispatch dated Jan. is
says: The sad intelligence has jus
come to hand that four young people
Miss NJ. A. Reidy, Miss ii. Reidy, Mis-!
Il. Reidy and Mr.. J. Reidy, nieces ant
cousins of Mr. Thomas Reidy, d. G.
local auctioneer, and also of Mrs
O'Grady, Woodstock, and Mrs. ]
Hogan, Knocllferna, were among
those who lost their loves in the re
cent confiagration in the Iroquois thea
ter, in Chicago.
MAYO.
MI. Thomas Kyne, of Fortville