The Irish standard., 1905-05-27
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On May %, Miss Della A. Barni-
Vile Tin religion Sister NJ. Peter),
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Barniville,
Northampton Terrace, Donnybrooke,
was solemnly professed by Most Rev.
DIR. Browne, Bishop of Cloyne, in the
Loretto Convent, Fermoy.
Galway.
In Ballinasloe, ON May lst, before
Mr.. A. G. Newell, r. NJ, thirteen
young men, all of the respectable
farming class, We're charged with TAX
ing part in an unlawful assembly, the
previous day in Aughrim. Their
names are James Kelly, Cahygarra; !;
killoran; Stephen Dolan, Aughrim;
Martin Dolan, do; Thomas Fahy, do !;
Thos. Coen, John Burns conductor of
band; Patrick Wood, killoran; Martin
Murray, do; Jas. Kelly, Kellsgrove;
John Kelly, Tristane; Michael Curley,
kellysgrove; Stephen Loughnane.
Aughrim, and Pat Goode. The evi-
dence of the police disclosed no act
OF violence or disorder, and scarcely
any speeches. Nevertheless, all the
accused We're committed for trial. MIR.
l.. Conroy and Mr.. Michael Dooley,
Ballinasloe, brother OF one OF the pris-
oners, offered themselves, and were
accepted, as bail for all the accused.
The death is announced of Mr.. Pat
rick NJ. Mahon at his residence, Eyre
court, on April 25th. Although the
deceased gentleman had been ailing,
tor some time, and his death was not
unexpected, still it came as great
shock to his many friends.
Kerry.
We deeply regret to have to an
nounce the death OF Mr.. John j.
Healy, Killarney, which sad event
took place at his residence, in Hem
street, on April 2Sth, after severe
and lengthy illness. Mr.. Healy be-
longed to one of the oldest families in
Killarney, and in his youth risked his
liberty in furtherance Of the National
cause. In connection with the Fenian
movement he was arrested on Christ
mas Day, 1867, and conveyed to Ira
lee Jail, in which he was confined for
a month, and subsequently incarce-
rated for two months in Mountjoy
prison. He was for many years a
member of the Killarney Town Com
missioners, and merited the commen-
dation of all who knew him for his
upright and courageous discharge OF
his public duties.
We regret also TO have to announce
the death Of Mrs. Mary Keohane,
Glandore, which took place on Sun
day, April 23. Deceased belonged to
an old and respected family, was her
self of a kindly, good-natured, and
charitable disposition, and was held
in the warmest regard by all who
knew her. Her funeral, which took
place from kilmacabea on the 25th,
was OF large and representative proper
tions. The officiating clergymen were
Rev. M. Cunnigan, P. p, Leap; Rev.
jeremiah Burke, G. c., do; Rev. E.
Cotter, G. c., do. May she rest in
peace. Amen.
kinq's County,
At Birr Race Meeting, on April 2S,
the horse adopted Boy won the
Ormond Hunt Cup; Black Friar, the
Birr Plate; Clear Artist, the Commit
tee Plate; Molly Machree, the County
Plate; Torpey, the Foxhunters' Plate;
and The Ballaugh, the Stewards
Plate.
Mr.. E. Haviland Burke, M. p, and
Mr. Joseph Devlin, M. p, were the
principal speakers at meeting, held
in Tullamore, on April 30th, when the
attendances of the Irish party, the
case of the town tenants, and of the
laborers were dealt with.
Mayo.
The many friends of the Rev. John
j. Noone, B. D., son of Mr.. Michael
Noone, D. c., will be glad to hear OF
his elevation to the priesthood, on
April 22d, in the Irish College, Rome,
where he had been during the past
five years preparing for the sacred
mission. Father Noone was born in
Claremorris, and received his early
education in Claremorris National
school. His ordination has fully real
lied the expectations of all who had
the pleasure OF his acquaintance.
Mr.. More O'Farrall has addressed
circular letter to his tenants, offering
his estate for sale. The price asked
is, on one portion of the estate, 241a
years purchase, and on the other %
years purchase of non-judicial rents.
The tenants, some time ago, offered
21 years. purchase of abated rents,
all around, which was declined by the
landlord. The tenants, now, are not
disposed to purchase, directly, and
have intimated to Mr.. O'Farrall their
desire to purchase through the Con-
gested Districts Board.
Meath.
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