The Irish standard., 1905-11-25
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NEWS FROM IRELAND
Antrim,


the premises of Messrs. M'Conkey &
Co., York street, Belfast.
On Oct. goth, while temporarily in
sane, Mr.. Aaron Ryde Rogers, super
intendent of the carriage and wagon
department. of the Midland Railway,
England. killed himself OH board the
Heysham and Belfast steamer.
James O'Boyle, of Ballymena, Coun-
ty Antrim, died at his residence,
Broughshane street, on Oct. 2Sth. He
had been in failing health for some
time. Mr.. O'Boyle was sterling Ma
tionalist.
Cork.
Edward Fahy, second son of Will
liam Wall Fahy of Kilcrea, Ovens,
County Cork, having passed success
fully his examination, has been ad-
mitted to practice at the bar.
Mrs. e. Walsh, highly respected
and esteemed resident of Ballycotton,
died on Oct. 80 at her residence. Her
funeral, which took place on the fol-
lowing Wednesday to the family burial
place at Shanagarry, was perhaps the
largest ever seen in this district.
Mr.. Thomas Quirke, one of the pro-
prietors of the Kerry Star and Kerry
People, died at his residence, 80 Rath-
more Place, Cork, Oct. %, after a
brief illness. Mr.. Quirke was a man
of most genial disposition, and had
many friends in and around Tralee,
to whom his death will be a serious
loss.
On Oct. 20 Bishop Fogarty of Kill
laloe solemnly blessed the Parish
Church Of Kimaley, which is situated
about seven miles from Ennis. The
occasion of the sacred ceremony was
the completion of the very extensive
work of renovation undertaken by the
highly esteemed pastor, Rev. John
Glynn. The death is announced in
Melbourne, Australia, on Nov. 1, of
Sir Bryan O'Loghlen, formerly Attor-
ney-General and Premier of Victoria,
at the age of sixty-seven.
Carlow.
Sir Walter Nugent, Bart, J. p, Don
ore House, County Westmeath, has
sent a letter to the Multyfarnham
branch of the United Irish League (of
which he is a member) enclosing SIS
as subscription to the Parliamentary
Fund.
At meetings of the North West
meath and Carlow Executive U. I. L.
on Oct. 26, the resolutions Of the Ma
tional Directory were unanimously
adopted. North Westmeath also passed
vote of thanks to Australia for its
Assistance in the Home Rule cause.
u Dublin.
~ Gustavus Everard Hamilton, B. A,
Sen. Mod, Trinity College, Dublin,
only son of Everard Hamilton of Bal
linteer Lodge, Dundrum, County Dub
lin, solicitor, and John Murray, Sec
ond son Of Patrick Murray, Of Inchi-
core House, County Dublin, have been
admitted to the bar Mr.. Hamilton
has been awarded the society's prize
of Ell for his examination, and Mr..
Murray was awarded a certificate of
honor.
Thomas Herman, for many years
Inspector of Postmen, died on Oct. 26
at his residence, @Oxmanstown Road.
Mr.. Herman spent most of his life in
the postal service, and was beloved
by all with whom he came in con-
tact.
Derry.
Captain Michael Mclaughlin, for
merly Commodore Captain Of the Laird
Line between Derry and Glasgow, died
on Oct 31st at the advanced age of
81 years.
At the Coleraine Quarter Sessions
on Oct. 31st, William Todd Mont
go,nery, Urban Councillor, Coleraine,
who had been returned for trial on
a charge of embezzling $50 from Mrs
Milliken, for whom he had acted as
rent agent, was discharged, the Crown
not having sent up a bill.
Down.
While at her breakfast on Oct. 2Sth,
Mrs. Fisher, wife of Mr.. William
Fisher, respectable farmer, of Craig
duff, near Clough, expired quite sud-
denly.
Mr.. John Gallagher, Maghera, and
Miss Maureen O'Carrigan, second
daughter of Patrick O'Carrigan, Fell
ing. Newca stle- Tyne, were married
at ST. Patrick's Church, Glen, Mag
hera. The wedding was one of the
prettiest in the vicinity in some years.
Donegal.
When a servant went to call Very
Rev. Joseph Potter, Dean of Raphoe,
on the morning Of Oct. 31st, he was
unable to Couse him. After alarming
the household, he galloped to Letter.
kenny for DR.. Care, who promptly ar
rived, but found life to be extinct.
Death was due to heart disease.
Galway.
At the Galway fair on Oct. prices
for pigs advanced from 55s to Cos per
cwt. The cattle fair was a failure.