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year, to be renewed annually.
Several tons of hay. the property
destroyed by fire on J;tn. T.
Leitrin.
| Ellen McDcr,nott, widow Of the late
Arthur McDcrmott, died ut the Bush
Hotel, Carrick on Shannon. on Feb. 8
aged 81.
| Word was received in North Attle-
hOro. Mass. on Feb. 5. that Michael
O'Cunnor. who went there Il few years
ago from Ireland to collect an estate
tive town. I.citrim, and its historic
old castle. once the seat of the last
king of Connaught, Rhoderick O'Con-
nor. The town has IL population OF
200 persons and covers about 80 acres
| on the banks of the River Shannon.
| After visiting North AttleborO Mr..
O'Connor went to New York. where
| he is said to have alnassed q fortune.
| H.. is 81 years of age and has /; fam
ily
Limerick.
\ thoroughbred Irish wolf dog. the
property of Dr. Joseph fIartigan,
| Groom. was killed by Il passenger train
from Limerick to Cork while crossing
the rails near Tarbrook House re-
\ Gently. The ,uimal was Il beautiful
species of the Irish wolf dog With II
long pc ligree. FIc was as large as Il
young donkey and as quiet as u lamb,
aud was much admired -.
| Matthew Tyrell, fisherman. Strand,
Limerick. was drowned OH Feb. 3
while salmon fishing on the Shannon
at CORDIALLY Mill. He was accompanied
in IL boat by two men named D"ran
and O'Shaughnessy. The boat was
swept in by the fall. O'Shaughncssy
was much injured by the rocks. He
was rescued with Doran. Tyrell was
35 years old. was married. and leaves
a widow and children.
| John Dalton I.iston, eldest son of the
late Daniel Liston, died at Dirreen.
Athra, on Feb. to the grief of his
relatives and Il large circle Of friends.
| longford.
Mr. Bernard Rodgers, Il native of
Longford. Il patriotic Irishmall. and for
Al years an esteemed resident OF Ar
! gentina, S. a.. died at Isajas. on Jan.
Z. aged TO-
by the will of the late Robert Rey-
| noltls, who diet in Dublin OH Nov. Z.
| 1905, the Catholic chapel at KillOc Is
benefited In the sum of $50.
| louth.
Patrick Einegan, IL well-known cat
tie dealer of North Road. Droghet,a
del suddenly in Dublin. on Feb. e. of
heart disease.
! Mayo.
Mr.. ]. r. Clynes, the Labor member
Of Parliament FOR Northeast Manches-
{! ter. Eng. Is the son OF an evicted
tenant of Mayo, who was forced III
1851 by the exactions of landlordism
to emigrate and settle In England
MIR, Clynes recently declared In the
| Manchester rooms of the Parnell
Branch Lf the United Irish League
THAI the Labor members would take
theil place beside the Nationalists OH
the Home Rule issue III the House OF
Commons.
Miss Sarnl, Kelly. nurse. Il native OF
Skroen, Sligo. and a sister Of Father
Kelly, pastor OF Ballyeroy. died at the
Westport Infirmary. on Jan. 81.
! Meath.
The marriage of Lord Ninian Ed
ward Crichton- Stuart. brother of the
Marquis Of Butte. and the Hon. Ismas
Lucretia Mary Preston. only daughter
of Eiscount Gormnnston. is now fixed
to take place in June in the private
chapel at Gorn,anston Castle, Count!
Meath.
Queens.
The eviction of the tenant, JOSEPH
Brock. OH the McNeale estate at ClOn.
keen. has not vet been carried out
The opinion prevails. says the Lein.
ster Leader, that the execution of thu
ejectment is delayed in the hope tina
public feeling may simmer down. bu
at present, anyhow. there Is no fear O
such change. The friends of tht
tenant are closely watching events
and the eviction will certainly not b,
effected unknown to them.
a spirited contest is going on for thu
position of Deputy Governor of Mary
borough Convict Prison, rendered va