The Irish standard., 1904-05-21
Shamrock castle, county Fermanagh.
GALWAY.

who was playing i'll a hurting match,
Oh charge OF connection with an al
legged assault on a man named Holland,
one OF the Ardrahan team. Holland
got a severe blow OF hurley, and
was attended by Doctor Quinlan, Of
Athelry. keary was taken to Gort,
where dispositions were taken at the
hospital in the workhouse Hollands
life is said to be in danger.
The marriage is announced, OH April
Goth, at the Catholic university church,
sStephen's Green, Dublin, by Very Rev.
Canon I.ynsley, P. p, Dunmore. of
Michael Vincent Coolican. solicitor,
Ballina. county Mayo, to Frances,
daughter OF Stephen J. MacDonogh,
OF ST. Mary's. Dunmore. county Gal
way
KILDARE.
\ dispatch from Rome dated April
22d says:-"Monsignor Foley, Bishop
OF Kildare and Leighlin, was to-day
received in private audience by the
pope
On the occasion OF his golden jubilee
recently, the Sisters OF Mercy. Atlly,
presented Archdcacon Germaine, p
p. with a beautiful illuminated address
on behalf OF the community and the
children attending their schools. The
archdcacon, who was much affected by
the generous and spontaneous tribute
paid him, returned thanks in appro-
pirate terms. The children subse-
quently gave an entertainment, con-
sisting OF singing, music and dancing.
KILKENNY.
On April a3d, in the court OF king S
bench, Dublin, before Justice Wright,
in the case OF Delany versus Burke,
Mr.. Corvan INSTRUCTED by Mr.. Buggy,
solicitor) applied, on behalf of the de-
fendant for an order for discovery OF
documents. Certain letters, it was al
legged. had passed between the parties !:
and counsel said it was necessary to
have their discovery. The letters were
alleged to be mainly in the Irish Ian
grage, and that both parties were &C
qt1iring knowledge OF the language.
The plaintiff was a young woman de-
scribcd as a singer, but sued by her
father, cabinet maker, resident in the
city OF Kilkenny. and the defendant
was customs officer, who had been
stationed in Kilkenny, and was moved
to Shrewsbury, England The court
made the order sought.
KERRY.
The death OF Miss Nora O'Connell.
OF Ballinorig, sister OF Mr.. John o.
Council, The Mall, Tralee, which sad
event too place at her residence OH the
morning OF April 25d, has caused deep
regret among her many friends. The
deceased young lady, who had been all
ing for considerable period, was,
through her inherent amiability and
pleasing disposition, most popular in
her native district, and very sincere
regret is felt by the public generally
at her early demise.
r From Knockeenahone, near Scar
taglin, fracas is reported to have
taken place OH April Goth between fam
lilies named Keane and Fleming, as a
result OF which Patrick Keane and a
Maurice Horan got badly injured;
Martin Fleming was badly kicked, and
man named Lyons was also serious
ly injured. Andrew Fleming, Denis
and Timothy Keane have been ar
rested.
LEITRIM.
On Sunday, April 24tl, the new
church of St. Mary's, Gortlettera, was
solemnly opened for divine service by
Most Rev. DR.. Hoare, bishop of Ar
dagh and Clonmacnoise, in the pres
ence of large congregation. The
ceremony commenced at II o'clock,
with high mass. Rev. D. P. Reynolds,
c. c., Longford, was celebrant; Rev.
Father M'Cabe, professor, St. Mel's
college, Longford, deacon; Rev. Fa-
Their Mehan, c. c., Gortlettera, sub
deacon; and Rev. Father Briody, c. c.,
Dromard, master of ceremonies.
LONGFORD.
The death is announced, April 21st,
at the residence of her son, 1o1 Great
Britain street, Dublin, of Mrs. Cath
crime ABRAHAM, late OF Clouglan, Bal
lymahon, county Longford.
LIMERICK.
At the meeting of the Kilmallock
board of guardians, with Mr.. Thomas
O'Donnell in the chair, it was agreed
OH the proposition of Mr.. Gilhooly,
seconded by Mr.. Fitzpatrick, to adj
journ without transacting any business,
as mark OF respect to the memory Of
the Very Rev. DR.. Meelan. At the
meeting of the council, with Mr.. P.
H. Madden, ]. P, in the chair, SIM
liar resolution was adopted.
On April 9th, St. Joseph's new
church in Limerick was opened, the
archbishop OF Caslel presiding. The
sermon on the occasion was delivered
by the Most Rev. DR.. O'Dwyer, bishop
OF Limerick.
LOUTH.
The Castlebellingham lace school