The Irish standard., 1906-10-13

ticaly dropped, are, we understand
likely to be resumed and this time,
1t is thought. Lord de Vessel himself
will deal with the tenants All that IA
necessary is for the owner to state
the number of years purchase at which
he is willing TO sell his lands. The
tenants already are prepared to grant
the other requirements of the deed of
sale.
Roscommon.
1t is said that new paper, to be
called THE News and Workers Ad.
vocate," is about to make it's appear
ance in the town .of Roscommon.
Mr.. ]. M. Wall. the we'll kno xn
1rish-Americau journalist, is at present
on a visit to Boyle, and on Sept. 10
a special meeting of the Boyle Town
Council was held, when an address
was presented to him on behalf Of that
body by Mr.. Jasper Tully.
Sligo.
On Sept. 10, the Chief Secretary
continued his North Western tour,
and paid a visi. to Sligo where he re-
ceived various Populations.
Tyrone.
James o'Neill, ot Kilcootry, Fin
tona, was accepted as tenant of a
laborer's cottage in Kilcootry at The
last meeting of Omagh District Coun-
Gil.
Mr.. Henry Lennon, farmer and sur
veyor. Derryogill. Moy, has been APP
pointed a Justice of the Peace for the
County Tyrone. MI Lennon is a we'll
known Nationalist, and his appoint
ment is a popular one.
Tipperary.
The appointment Of Mr.. Patrick
Kelly, Dana, Baliyca!Ian. to the Com.
mission of the Peace for the County
Tipperaly, has been considered by all
a most popular one.
Rev. Father Ryan, r. p, Cloneen,
Tipperary, has effected a satisfactory
arrangement for the restoration of
some evicted tenants in connection
with the sale of local estates, and a
public meeting which. was announced
TO be held in the district has been
postponed.
Mrs. Margaret Maher, wife of Mr.
Patrick Mahcr, of Harold's Cross, died
of pneumonia on Sept. II, at her resi-
dence, at the early age of %. She
was daughter Of Mr.. p. Ryan, SUR
Shanakill, Tipperary.
Westmeath.
On Sept. Is, Messrs. David Shcehy,
NJ. p, and Laurence Ginnell, NJ. p, ad?
dressed at meeting at Raharney, and
dwelt at length on the Laborers Act,
which, though still defective, was a
good act for the country.
At Athlone, on Sept. 16, a fashion,
able marriage was celebrated at Null
tyfarnham Catholic Church. The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. John Clarke.
Secretary Mayo County Council, and
Miss Marcella Shaw, River Vale, Null
tyfarnham, Co. Westmeath.
Wexford.
Rev. p. +. kavanagh, o. S. f., author
Of the History of Ninety eight has
been transferred from Carrick- on SUR
to Wexford, his native town.
Waterford.
The Lismore rural district council
has adopted the resolutions of the
North Dublin guardians in favor of the
formation of an independent Inurancs
co. for Ireland.
Interesting band contests, followed
by dancing competitions and athletics,
were held in Waterford on Sept. is.
For the first time in many years the
prayers after mass have been recited
in Irish in the Cathedral at Waterford.
To Dr. Henebry. the celebrated Irish
scholar, belongs the distinction Of hav-
ing been chosen to recite them.
Wicklow.
At ST. Patricks, Esker. County Gal
way, on Sept. 10, seven young Re-
demptorists were raised to the digni-
ty of the priesthood, the officiating
Prelate being the Right Rev. DR.. o.
Dea, Bishop 0f Clorfert. The num-
Der included two County Wicklow stu
dents-Rev. Patrick Whelan, c. S. S.
R., son of Mr.. Patrick Whelan. Ra-
heen, Baltinglass, and Rev. John J.
DOYLE, C. S. S. r., son of the late Luke
Doyle, Tuckmill, Baitinglass.
The Girl and Her Room.