The Irish standard., 1905-11-04
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! NEWS FROM IRELAND
Armagh.


The Revising Barrlster of the City of
Armagh has given judgment in favor of
Rev. Michael Quinn, Adm; Rev. Peter
Sceerin, c. c.; Rev. Joseph Dunno, c.
c.; and Rev. ]. w. Brady, who claimed
as inhabitant householder of the house
which they occupy in Armagh.
Antrim
The death of Mr.. Thomas Graham,
J. p, on Oct. 9TH, reduces the num-
Der of Catholics in the Belfast magis-
tracy. He Is the third in three weeks
who has been taken off with tragic
suddenness. First it was Mr.. Leahy,
j. P, then Mr.. Meenan, ]. p, and now
we had to chronicle the death Of an
other respected Catholic Justice of the
Peace,-Mr. Charles M'Lorinan, J. P.
Mr.. Graham died rather suddenly at his
residence, Richmond Crescent, Antrim,
Road, Belfast, from an affection of the
heart. He was senior partner of the
lers and wine and spirit merchants
54-56 High street, and was a Justice
of the Peace for Down. Of which coun-
ty he was a native.
Carlow.
A special jury at Tullow Quarter -Ses-
sions, on Oct. 9th, awarded G20O dam
ages to William Mannering against the
Great Southern and Western Railway
Company for the loss of his son, who
was killed by falling out of a railway
carriage near Tullow on the 18th Of
last June.
At Castlemartyr Petty Sessions on
Oct. 10, an evicted tenant, William
Hennessy, Of Ballymacoda, and his
wife. Ellen, We're bound to the peace
for having on several occasions used
abusive language towards VIM. Moth
erway. of Ballydaniel, and his family,
occupants of the evicted farm, and en-
rloyees. Both defendants refused to
months.
An interesting sale of property has
just taken place on the estate Of the
Earl of Shannon. The town Of Castle
martyr mas peen olsposeu oil on law
orable terms 10 the 1nlap itant house,
holders, VINO, EN- bloc, were afforded
simple interest in their dwellings and
premises, o. w4llcn Lney freely awaited
themselves.
Patrick O'Loughlln. a farmer at Cab
erlanan, Tulla, aged "a years, died on
Oct. II, in the Royal Victoria Eye and
lar Hospital almost Immediately after
undergoing an operation for cataract,
from the left eye. Mr.. O'Loughlin had
undergone a similar operation for the
rAgnt eye in the same hospital year
ago. .,.,,.
The news of the death of Rev. Thom-
as Costells, native of County Clara,
while engaged in his priestly duties
at Somerset, S. A, has aroused wide
spread regret in that district, as well
as i'll Ireland, where he was we'll
known.
Cavan.
The new church at Gowna Go. Ca
Nan) was solemnly blessed and opened
to Divine service on Sunday, Oct. Sth,
by the Bishop Of Ardagh and Clonmac-
noise. The sermon was preached by
Very Rev. DR.. keane. 0. P.
Derry.
The Unionist members Of the Derry
Corporation have selected Mr.. John
Thompson. as candidate for the Mayor
atty for 1906.
AT the meeting of the Coleraine
Board of Guardians on Oct. z, IL wan
decided to give the doctors an increase
every four years, starting with G100 a
year, and rising by $40 every four
years until reaching G15O.
Dublin,
On Oct. 1Oth, Hugh O'Ncil, an ex-
rate collector OF the Dublin Corporation
pleaded guilty, before the Recorder, of
having failed to make entries in book
of certain sums OF money received by
him, contrary to the conditions of his
Office. The Recorder allowed him to
stand out on bail until the next Ses-
sions, and said that in the meantime he
would make inquiries into the matter.
We regret to announce the death Of
Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Irwin, widow Of
Samuel Irwin, in her seventy third
year. The sad event took place on Oct.
9Th at her residence in Dublin, 80 Rut-
land Square. Much sympathy will be
felt with her son, Mr.. John Irwin, J. p,
7. c., in his bereavement.
At the monthly meeting Of Bangor
Joint Burial Board, held in the Bangor
Town Hall on Oct. 9TH, it was reported
that the work at the cemetery was pro-
: crossing favorably. and would shortly
be finished. There were four inter-
ments during the month. this being an
increase Of two on the previous month.
Fermanash.
At cookstown Urban Council on Oct.