The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-12-29
NEWS FROM lRELAND !

Thomas Fullen and Mrs. Fullan. Main
street, Coalisland, was married to
Miss Britta Hoy. second daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hoy, Of High
street, Portadown.
Antrim.
John Price, collector Of rates for
the Clifton, Dock and ormeau wards.
Belfast, died suddenly at his office.
Castle Chambers, Castle place, on
Dec. Z. He was we'll known locally.
and was the father-in-law Of Mr..
Thomas p. Mcconnell, J. P. A BUSH
ness caller on entering the Office at
noon discovered Mr.. Price lying life
less near his desk.
Glare.
The Right Rev. DR.. Fogarty, Bishop
Of Killalee, and the priests Of his do
cese, have taken steps to forward in
a practical way the temperance prop
uganda: A Total Abstinence Society
and an Anti-Treating Society have
been established in each parish and
rules for their guidance laid down.
Carlow.
The following have been appointed
temporary inspectors Of the staff Of
the estates commissioners: P. j.
Byrne, G. Campbell, w. Coughlan, John
j. Dillon, William Hammond, j. p.
Hannigan John j. Lawler, Shane Ma
gan, w. J. Orr, A. G. Ringwood, p.
Vaughan and Richard White. Mr..
Byrne is chairman of the Carlow
Rural District Council and member
of the Carlow County Council.
Cork.
The following diocesan changes have
been announced in the diocese of
Cork: Rev. Father McCullagh, p. p.
Douglas; Rev. P. Sexton. D. D., All
Hallows college, president st. Fin
barr's Diocesan Seminary; Rev. J.
Sexton, c. c., Blackjack; Rev. Il. Gull
Imam, c. c., C1ontead; Rev. w. F.
Mccarthy, chaplain st. Patrick's hos
p1LdlS NV S1ld11Co W0lS4ls SAOAASlCcsAS
to chaplain st. Angela's Convent.
AT the Munster assizes, on Dec. S,
James Charles Mccarthy, an ex-post-
office celrk, who has been employed in
Cork, was found guilty Of having en-
bezled money.
Derry.
On Dec. 2 Pope Plus received in
private audience the Right Rev. J. K.
O'Doherty, Bishop of Derry.
At the advanced age Of 81 years
the death has taken place Of Sir Will
liam -Conyngham, at his resi-
dence, Springhill, Moneymore. The de-
ceased had been suffering from weak
ness Of the heart for some years, and
his death was not unexpected. He
was born in Dublin, in 1924, and was
educated at Dunganon Royal school
and by private tuition. For SO years
he commanded the Derry militia, and
in 1886 he retired with the rank OF
honorary colonel.
0QnlI1s
There has been discussion as to a
Catholic deputation to Lord Lans.
downe. The Irish party feared that
the Conservatives would endeavor tc
make capital out Of it, and therefore
ASSOCIATED themselves from it by a
statement in the press. The bishop OF
Limerick has expressed his approval
Of the deputation.
Mr.. e. Morris, of Gaulstown, Duns-
haughlin, died on Dec. Z. Mr.. Morris
was well known in racing circles. In
his younger days he was a keen fol-
lower Of the hounds and to the end
was a staunch supporter of "The
Wards"
The other day the sub postoffice at
Katesbridge, Co. Down, was found to
have been broken into and sum OF
about Is pounds in money and about
8 pounds worth Of stamps taken. An
entrance appears to have been effected
by q ladder through an upper window
Fermanash.
On Dec. 1, while insane, Mary Jane
Reilly, a girl residing at Drumshan-
non. near Newbliss railway station
committed suicide by hanging herself
with rope suspended from rafte1
in a fowlhouse. The deceased had
been 1norose great deal of late griev.
ing over the death of a brother who
hanged himself in the same name,
on the 18th of last July, at the iden-
tical place.
Galway.
The death is announced. from Rad
ford. Athenry. of Lady Anne Eliza.
beth Charlotte Nugent DAILY, wife Of
Mr.. John Archer Blake Daily, J. p.
D. H., of Furbough, County Galway
She was a daughter of the ninth ear