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dublin Weekly Freeman, Sept. 80
on Sunday a successful aeridheacht
was held in Browntown, County Kill
dare.
a young Limerick lady named Nc
Cann died on Friday as the result OF
fan from the kilkee cliffs.
Mr.. Sloan. NJ. p. speaking in Belfast
last week, defended the Magheramorne
Independent Orange manifesto"
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There was great gathering of pill
crims at Clonmacnoise on Sunday when
The annual festival OF st. Kieran was
celebrated.
4 lay brother of the Rcdemptorists'
community at Limerick, was seized
with cramp and drowned in five feet
of water whilst bathing at Shannon
Fields, Cordially, on Thursday.
The Clifden Rural council has adopt
cd a resolution in favor of the enforce
lncnt of the compulsory attendance
clauses Of the education act in Clifden
Union.
Tuesday nights Dublin Gazette"
contained the viceregal notice of the
crial drainage in Ireland.
.
On Tuesday a man named Adam
Begg, who said he came from Edin-
burgh, was remanded by Mr.. Mahoney
in the Northern police court on a
charge Of bigamy.
The Most Rev DR.. Cunningham.
bishop of Concordia, Kansas, and the
Most Rev. DR. Kelley. bishop of Sa-
Vannah, are on visit TO Killarney at
present
The doctors and guardians OF Gran
ard Union have agreed to a compromise
on various matters, including the pay
nent of locum tenens for the medical
officers annual holidays.
Archbishop Ryan left Queenstown on
Sunday by the steamship Cedric on his
return to America. Among the pas
sengers on the vessel was Chief Baron
Palles.
The coachman of the Rev. Mr.. Coul-
ter Ardbaccan, County Meath, was Sc
siously injured on Saturday in the Ma
van show grounds as a result of a car
riage accident
a German syndicate were among the
buyers at the Bartlemy great horse fair
at Fermoy on Tuesday. They We're be-
lieved to be buying for German army
officers.
On Tuesday in beautiful weather a
bazaar and fancy fair, organized in
aid of the funds for defraying the cost
of the renovation of Dromin church,
was opened by his Lordship the Bish-
op Of Limerick.
Mr. John Dillon, NIP, has sent
subscription and letter of sympathy
to the National Defence fund in con-
nection with the Boyle Branch U.LL.
and the North Rosecommon executive.
At Belfast on Friday, a factory hand
named Kate M'Mahon was attacked by
a man. said to be her husband. from
whom she was living apart. She lies
in a seriuos condition in hospital A
man has been arrested in connection
with the affair.
Extensive damage was caused at
Kingstown on Sunday morning by d
fire which broke out at the cycle shop
of Mr.. Thomas Curry, Lower Georges
street. and extended to the adjoining
houses.
on Sunday his Grace the Most Rev.
Dr. Healy. archbishop OF Tuam. dedi-
Gated the new church of st. Brigid,
erected at Arran Island Galway by
the Rev. Father Farragher, PIP.
kilronan.
At the half yearly meeting of the
Strabane Letterkenny Railway COM
pany on Thursday a resolution was
adopted sanctioning the issue of addi-
tional shares for the purpose of going
on with the construction of. the line.
An inquest on the body of Matilda
Scott. which was found i'm a mill race
ner. CookstoWu on Wednesday, was
adjourned for attendance of the hus-
band, who it was stated by the police
was not in a fit state TO attend on
Wednesday.
\ Young lady described as Miss
Walsh, from the county Limerick, who
has been spending a holiday in Lis
doonVarna has been killed in a car
accident which occurred between Lis
doonvana and Enistymon.
A fire broke out on Monday afternoon
which for a time threatened. the des-
truction of 1000 stables erected for the
accommodation Of horses at the well
known Moy Horst Fair. The disaster.
however. was averted by the efforts Of
the people TO quell the flames.
1t has been decided TO present an ad-
dress on behalf OF the priests and peo-
pie of Cashel 10 the Very Rev. n J.
Brennan, president Rockwell college,
who is leaving TO take up duties in
ElacBaock college.
On Tuesday Martin Slattery. aged 20
years. aud his invalid wife. aged n
were evicted from their house and land
al Irishtown, Co Mayo. The bailihs
also took possession OF :, little garden
which the Rev. John Mylatt, &C, held
from S.attery.
ln the course of replies TO an address
OF welcome presented to Mrs. Mitchell
Page and Mrs. John Martin by the Cork
branch OF the United Irish league on
Saturday, references were made TO the
necessity for unity amongst Irish Ma
tiOnalists
\ preliminary meeting was held at
Limerick on Monday to make arrange
ucnts for . great public meeting TO in
aUgurate a presentation to the Very
Rev. DR.. O'Riordan. the new rector of
The Irish college in Rome. The mayor
stated that the movement had the
warm support Of the bishop Of Lime
rick.
Four Irish league matches (associa-
tion footbalD were decided on Satur-
day. In Dublin, Bohemians beat Cliff
tonville by 10 @: in Belfast. Shell
bourne beat Belfast Celtic by to ? and
Linfeld beat Glentoram by to 0: and
in Derry, Derry Celtic beat Distillery
by ! 10 0.
Replying to addresses at Queenstown
on Thursday. his grace the archbishop