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dublin Weekly Freeman, Aug. D.
Rev. Canon Carey, p. p. Doora and
Barefield. died at his residence, Cappa,
on Monday.
Lady MacDonnell and the Press AS
sociation state that there is no foun-
dation for the report that Sir Antony
contemplates resigning.
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The Committee of the Privy Council
sat on Saturday, and disposed of OBJ
jections to laborers' cottage schemes.
His Grace the Most Rev. DR.. Ryan,
Archbishop of Philadelphia, has visited
Kiilybegs, where he received a truly
Irish welcome.
The ceremony of blessing the new
bell in the Church Of St. Michael and
st. John, Cloughjordan, took place on
Sunday. The Bishop of Killaloe pre-
sided.
A boy named Archibald Allen, resid-
ing at Gaffikin street, off Sandy row,
Belfast, ten years of age, was drowned
in the River Lagan while bathing.
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A water spout was witnessed on
Thursday some four or five miles out
from Blackrock, a well-known watering
place on the shore of Dundalk Bay.
On Monday night a public meeting
was held in the Governor Hall. Bel
fast. when a resolution was adopted in
favor Of halfpenny fares on the new
tramway system.
Mrs. M'Loughlin, wife of Mr. Hubert
M'Loughlin. Ottoman Bank, Cairo,
Egypt, and sister-in-law of Mr.. ].
Brennan. inventor of the torpedo boat
which bears his name died at Castle
bar last week.
At Longwood County Mead. John
Shiel aged 13 was handling q gun
when he shot a servant girl. Rose
Reilly. behind the ear. The bullet has
been extracted. The boy was arrested,
but has since been admitted to bail.
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At Belfast on Monday, Daniel Boyle
was charged with having distributed
anti-police posters. The Crown Solicit
or asked that Boyle should be dis
charged as the police were awaiting
instructions and other proceedings
would be taken. The application was
granted.
On Monday on the links of the Royal
Dublin Golf ClUb4at Dollymount an in
ternational contest. played on the
watson system. took place between
teams representing Ireland. England
and Scotland. The Englishmen won
their matches against both countries,
while Ireland defeated Scotland.
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The Galway County Council on Tues
day, on the motion of the chairman,
Mr.. J. A. Glynn. refused to adopt a me-
mortal from Ballisasloe asking for the
clemency of the crown for the Galway
Coercion prisoners, the ground for re-
fusal being that the men were guilty
Of no crime. and were convicted by
packed juries
DR.. Graham. coroner. held an inquest
I'm the Royal Hospital, Belfast. on
Monday, on the body of Fred Whit
law, aged eight, who was killed at Bel
fast Harbour on Sunday by falling
through the hatchway of the barque
Bessfield into the hold. After consider
able discussion among the jurymen. a
verdict of accidental death was re-
turned.
The death has occurred convenient to
lSrosna, Co. Kerry, of a remarkable
centenarian-nam John Curtin. de-
ceased who was extremely popular
with all classes, was the embodiment
of health and vigor, and possessed his
faculties up to the last, being never af-
flicted with any Of those serious dis
eases peculiar to human nature.
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As a result of an accident, which oc-
CURED to Mr.. Neil M'Neil, of New
buildings. Bushmills, has had a fatal
issue, the injured man expiring on
Monday morning. Deceased had on
z6 ult. driven a horse and cart to Bally-
magarry, Dunluce, for lime, and the
animal took fright and dashed off.
throwing M'Neill down on the road and
tramDling on him.
On Sunday his Grace the Most Rev.
" Healy, Archbishop of Tuam, dedi-
Gated the new oratory of ST. Pafrici,
on on the summit Of CROUCH Patrick.
mere was an enormous attendance of