The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-12-23
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lIC1I 11I1VU.
Kings County,

AAS: Nv" Soiis, IdtI1Ch anu MlCuael
Phelan, and TWO other men named
Ryan and Smith, who had been re.
turned for trial to the Winter Assizes.
on charge of numbering Joseph Nc
Carthy, at Newpark, near Kilkenny.
on the SO,h Of August, it is understood
that the Crown propose to enter nolle
prosequi in all the cases.
We regret to have to record the
death OF Rev. Father Kinsella, P. p,
of Edenderry, Which took place on
Nov. Goth, at the Parochial House.
Kerry.
We regret to announce the death of
Canon Stephen Fuller, P. p, v. F., Bal
lybunion, on Nov. &c, after a brief ILL
ness.
1t is with deep regret that we en-
nounce the death on Nov. 23rd of Mr..
d. O'Sullivan, of Steeple View, Ira
lee. A National teacher since mis- boy
hood, having served under the late
Dean Nave, he was a well-known fig
ure in the towns for the last 40 years.
Mrs. Cornelius Buckley, of Kennsags,
died suddenly on Nov. 22d, at the house
in which her fathers (Mr. Looney's)
corps was lying, at place called
Droumnacouch, some ten miles from
Kenmare.
Kildare.
On Nov. 25th, in the Dublin Court
of Chancery Division, before the Mas
ter Of the Rolls, the action of Moor
mack VS.. Mccormack came on for hear
ing.
Mr.. lehoe, X. c., said he appeared
for the plaintiff in the action. The
story was a sad one, the plaintiff be-
ing Elizabeth Mccormack, the defend
ant being James Mccormack, her hus-
band. The parties resided in Kildare.
Plaintiff claimed a declaration that in
the events which have happened me
plaintiff is entitled to charge of c 500
on parts of the lands, subject to an
annuity of e44 13s I'd, payable to the
Irish Land Commission under the Land
Purchase Acts, and that such may be
raised by sale Of the said lands.
Leitrim.
Mr.. Justice Gibson, sitting in the
Kings Bench Court, has granred the
petition of John Keany and the execu-
tors of his fathers estate in an action
Of ejectment for a license house and
premises at Strangress, near Glen
game, County Leitrin, on a claim for
the delivery and endorsement of the Ii
cense attached to the house, which
! Court of the Master of the Rolls.
business was being administered in the
Louth.
The death Of Lord Massereene has
brought about somewhat awkward
situation, With reference to the sale
of his estate He held the estate as
life tenant, and before his death he
had filed an originating statemen, for
sale, through the Land Commission
Most of the tenants had signed agree
nlents to purchase, and tn IS haa been
filed. The Estates Commissioners now
wish to know whether the present Wis
count is entitled to carry out the pro-
ceedings, which had been thus begun
This raises very interesting and
difficult question. And MIR. Justice
Meredith has decided that the present
viscount is entitled to continue the
proceedings.
Longford.
On Nov. 20, at q meeting of the
County Longford Committee of Agri-
culture, Mr.. T. w. Delany, G. S. (chair-
MANI, presiding, discussion took
place as to whether butter making, al
home, was more remunerative than
sending milk to creameries; and il
| was decided that Miss Oxford, butter
making instructress, should include II
her lectures next year a statement OF
how loans for the erection Of diaries
could be obtained by farmers VIII" de-
sired to make their own butter, a:,d Eat
send their milk to the creameries.
Limerick.
At Ennis and other points in Glare
on Nov. 25th and 26th, cor Hal re-
ception was given to Mr.. VIM. Red
mond, M. P. Addresses pledging sup
port to Pledge-bound Irish Party
were presented to him. At. the demon
stration held in Ennis on the 26th, a
letter, which Mr.. Redmond described
as trumpet-call to Ireland, was read
from the Bishop of Kilalloe.
On Nov. 2Sth the remains Of Mr.
John O'Flynn, who was for many
years connected with the Marlborough
street training college. and who died
on the previous Sunday, in the Mater
N1isericordiae Hospital, Dublin, after q
brief illness, were conveyed to the
Kingsbridge for transference to his
native place, Midtown Malbay.
Monaghan. &.
! On November 9th, in the Nisi Priu!
Court, Dublin, before Justice Kenny
without a jury, the case of Gray v
Coyle came up. 1t was an actor
brought by the plaintiff, Lucas Dick
son C,rav of Rallvhay as executor q