The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-03-11
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FROM IRELAND
ANTRIM.

chairman OF the UfD;tn COuncll OI
Carrickfergus and Henry M'Cavana
vice chairman.
CARLOW.
Special religious ceremonies were
held in Carlow Oh Sunday, Feb. 5, i'll
honor of st. Rrgid, patron saint o.
the Diocese of Kildare and Leighlin.
On Feb. in st. Andrews church.
Dublin. James T.. Mcclure. Youngest
son OF Bernard Mcclure. of Vinegar
Hill. Eniscortly. and Elizabeth Nav
ana2h. thir;l daughter of james Kav-
anagh. of Mysllall. We're married.
CAVAN.
Mrs. Mary Clarke, wife of John
Clarke. of Doom, Bailieborough. died
recently. She was the mother of Rev.
Patrick Clarke. pastor of Fillmore.
Crossdcney She was 50 years old.
powell's estate, near Peterborough.
years purchase on second term rents
and 20 years on first term ones. Two
first term tenants have given p years
purchase for their holdings owing to
the large amount of arrears due by
them. The sporting rights are vested
in the tenants.
CLARE
At meeting Of the County Council
held recently, Thomas Lillis, ]. F.,
was elected coroner for West Clare, in
the place of DR.. w. Sexton, removed
through permanent disability. NJ.
Killeen, solicitor, was an unsuccessful
candidate Lilils was the selection OF
the West Clare Executive of the
United Irish League.
Susan Tully, young unmarried
woman, employed as housekeeper by
her cousin, John Foley, of Ruan, about
farmer, committed suicide OH Jan. 80,
while temporarily insane, by shooting
herself with revolver.
CORK.
Thomas Donovan. Esq, of Fern
hurst, Cork. has been appointed high
sheriff of Cork City.
John Sheehan has been elected chair
man and Thomas NIagnier vice chair
man of the Urban Council of Fermoy.
DOWN.
James Savage, ]. P, has been re-
elected chairman of the Urban Council
of Warrenpoint.
John r. Mcconnell has been re-
elected chairman Of the Urban Council
Of Downpatrick. A. Moore has been
chosen vice chairman.
DUBLIN.
Mrs. Anne Flood, of Finglas, widow
of John Flood, grocer, is dead.
The death occurred on the 4th ult
Of Anne Lowndes, of Swordss. She
was 81 years old. /,
Alderman Gerald O'Reilly of Rivers
dale House, Stillorgan, has been ap-
pointed high sheriff for Dublin City.
FERMANAGH.
Annie Mcguire, eldest daughter of
the late James Mcguire, of the Carricl1
House, Lisnaskea, has passed away.
The County Council recently chose
James Mulligan, of "The Droles," Ma
guiresbridge, coroner for South Fern
anagh. J. T. Mcguire, of Lisnaskea,
solicitor, and James Gilleece, J. P,
who withdrew before election, and j.
G. Mason, ]. p, Of Letterbreen, all Of
whom are Catholics, were candidates
for the position. In returning thanks
for being elected, Mulligan said it was
the first time in the history Of the
county that body sitting in the En-
niskillen courthouse had elected a Ma
tionalist to a position of honor and re-
spect.
GALWAY.
Mrs. Julia Kennedy, wife of John B.
Kennedy, of Gort, died recently. shts
was 62 years old.
The tenants on the Loughrea por-
ton of the Clanricarde estate have ap-
pointed a committee to wait on the
landlord with view to inducing him
to sell the property. 1t consists of
Father Brennan, administrator; Faith
er Bowes, pastor of Killeenadeema ;
w. J. Duffy, M. p, P. Kennedy, chair
man of the Town Council; M. Ryan,
D. c., ]. Keane, D. G.; M. P. Larkin,
D. G.; M. Lyons, J, V. Fallon, M.
Bowes, T. Smyth, T. c.; T. Mulkern,
M. Ward, T. c.; P. Curley and M.
Smyth.
KERRY.
John Murphy, M. p, has been
awarded one farthing damages from
the Messrs. Quinnell for libel pub
lished in the Kerry News.
John Kerry O'Connor, of Craig
House, Castleland, has been appointed
to the commission of the peace for the
county.
4 KILDARE.
Mrs. Mary Bowling, wife Of Michael
Bowling, Of Tippes Farm, Mas, died
short time since at the age of G.
years.
The death of Mrs. Mary Cogan, of
Noone, is also announced. She was 20
years old.
KILKENNY.
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