The Irish standard., 1906-06-30

| of machinery, the property or tne
cambridge Weaving Company.
Charles M'Camley, who resides near
Rostrevor, was sentenced to three
months Imprisonment without hard
labor for stabbing his son Patrick,
on the 18th of March last.
Dublin.
An interesting discussion on the new
| Laborers' Bill took place at the North
Dublin District Council on June
F., when regret was expressed that the
| Bill was not made to include schemes
of cottages already built. in order that
the annuity chargeaEle on each cottage
| might be reduced. 1t is at present
about e6 IS. and under the Bill it
would be brought down to e3 5s. The
Council hoped the Bill would yet be
amended and made retrospective.
Deep regret will be felt at the an
nuunccment of the death of Mr.. Thom-
as Plnkett, Sydney House. Pembroke
| road. which occurred on June 4. He
| had attained the age of SO years. He
was for is years representative of the
firm of Messrs. Darcy and Son. The
funeral took place on June 9 To Glas
ncHin Cemetery.
Committee of the United Irish League
(Mr. John Dillon presiding), on June
9TH. a resolution of grief at the death
of Michael Davitt and sympathy with
the bercaved family was passed. The
meeting then adjourned without
further business.
MIR. Arthur Dudgeon. who for many
years occupied a prominent position
in connection with public works in
Dublin, died quite unexpectedly on
June 8. at Northbank. Watford. Herts.
He will probably be best remembered
on account of the energy and ability
ne displayed in introducing the tele-
phone system into Dublin.
Fermanagh.
A lace class has been recently estab-
lished i'm Greag hrahan National School,
under the efficient management of
Miss McCauley, County Fermanagh.
The attendance of young girls from the
neighboring districts is Very large and
most regular. The lace industry in
this district, which embraces portion
IF Cav;n and Fermanagh. is undoubt-
cdly making rapid Roadway.
4 Galway.
The proposed eviction Of Martin
Ward. of Lnughrea. on June 4, by the
Marquis of Clanricarde. has been set
led by the intervention of Sir An
tony MacDonnell Under Secretary for
!. Ireland. In order that there should
be no surrender to Lord Clanricarde,
the keys of the house were handed
over tn Sir Antony, and no eviction
took place 1t is stated that special
legislation on the subject was prom
Used. The cost of the vast body of
police drafted into Loughrea to do
Clanrcarde's bidding Sir Antony said,
was Il matter to be considered.
Kerry.
Mr. Timothy O'Sullivan Main street,
!. Killarney. and Mr.. Daniel O'SulIivan,
Nj. D.. Bleak House, Baltimore have
been appointed to the Commission of
he Peace for Kerry upon the recon-
mentlatinn of the Right Hon. the Earl
of kcnmarc Lieutenant of the County.
ON June the premises known as
!, The Mall House, which has been in the
possession of the Harrington family
for Il number of years, was offered
for public sale by Mr.. r. ID. Murphy.
;luctinncer. There was keen compete
ti"n among the purchasers.
There died at Upper Castle street,
Tralce. on June t. IL well known and
popular lady in the person of Mrs
/ Mary Qurle. who. by her nmiable and
excellent qualities was highly admired
Through life she was Il pious and
ardent Catholic. and her Kindness and
charity displayed the true Christian
, spirit of Il generous and benevolent
/. character. A large circle of friends
to whom she had endeared herself at
tended her funeral which took place on
> Tuesday from ST. JOINTS Church.
Mr.. John r. O'Connell. a highly re-
| spected gentleman. died at his resi-
dcnce Rathmorrel on June |. Few
men in the South of Ireland We're bet
+ ter known in sporty circles than he.
The owner of some first class race
horses he always upheld in it's clean
, kings
Kilkenny.
At the meeting of the members of
e the Castlccomer Rural District Coun-
ell and Board of Guardians. on June
5. Mr.. VIM. Dobbs, j. p. presiding. the
following gentlemen were unanimous
ly reelected: Mr. Philip Purcell,
' Chairman; Mr.. Michael Maher. Vice
, Chairman: Mr.. Edward Campton.
5 Deputy Vice-Chairman.
Shareholders of the Kilkenny Wool
e en- Mills have decided to increase the
u capital from .e15.OOO to 100000.
Limerick.
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