The Irish standard., 1906-11-17
NEWS FROM lRELAND !
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Armagh.
on Oct. Is the tenants on the lyman
estate Of Sir James H. Stronge, Bart
ID. L., met in the courthouse, lyman,
for the purpose Of considering the
terms Of sale offered for the sale Of
the estate. A settlement was arrived
at as follows: A reduction Of As in
the pound CA IL years purchaser to
second term tenants, and rs in the
pound (2o years purchase) to first
term tenants. of which there are only
~ very small number.
. Antrim.
Some terrible tales of misery have
Just been unfolded at inquests held in
Belfast. At an inquiry held on the re-
mains Of Eliza McMaster, who was As
years Of age. a widow with four chill
dren, q doctor who visited the house
where she lived described the miser-
able conditions under which the family
existed. Although death was due to
hemorrhage of the lungs, he said her
end was brought about through abject
poverty and starvation. A subscription
was raised for the relief of the chill
dren.
Cork.
/, Mr.. Thos. Gallagher, j. p, of Bel
fast, the Irish tobacco king, arrived
ut Queenstown recently from his to-
bacco plantation in Virginia, on the
Campania.
Mr.. G. B. Horgan has been admitted
a solicitor Of the high court Of JUS
tice. Mr.. Morgan is the second son
Of Mr.. NJ. J. Horgan, solicitor, Cork,
with whom he intends practicing. He
had a distinguished career as a stu
dent.
Carlow.
Mr.. p. F. Collier, the New York pub
fisher. who is a native Of County Car
low, has sent to the Rev. James Coyle,
p. p, Leighlinbridge, for his parochial
library, 600 volumes Of choicest liter
ery works.
Glare.
The tenants on the Leconfield es-
tate at Cratloe have agreed to offer
21 liz years purchase for their hold
ing, turbary and sporting rights to go
ITO tenants.
At the Feakle petty sessions, County
Glare, held on Oct. 10, before Mr.. A. N.
Brady, r. M. (ohairman), and Messrs.
Doherty. Walsh, O'Connor and Mo-
1oney, the Inland Revenue, at the in
stance Of the Irish Game Protection
Association, prosecuted several persons
for shooting game who had not taken
put the necessary game certificates.
Gavan.
The Right Rev. Edward McGennis,
of Cullies, Cavan, Bishop Of Fillmore,
left personal estate valued at e6,16s
1ss 1od. The beQuests were all for re-
aigious purposes.
Derry.
The following changes have been
made in Derry diocese: Father Nc
Geown, from Gorton to Ardstraw;
Father Agnew, from Ardstraw to Cor
tin; Father Kearney, from Dungiven
to Draperstown; Father Lloyd, from
Draperstown to Dungiven.
Alderman Samuel Bell, who was
awice mayor Of Derry, and the senior
nnember Of the corporation, died on
Dot. a.. after an illness extending over
nix weeks.
Dublin.
BY the will Of the late Right Rev.
Monsignor Molloy, the authorities Of
the Catholic School Of Medicine, ce-
ella street, Dublin, and Maynooth
College have been the recipients of
valuable benefactions. Monsignor Mol
10y has bequeathed to the Cecilia street
school his valuable sets Of scientific
instruments in trust for Catholic
University, and to Maynooth College
the rare collection of books in his Ii
brary at University College.
On Oct. 18th, at the Convent of
Mercy, Lawside. Dundee, Miss Mary
McGoush, Dublin Gin religion Sister
Columba), made her solemn vows.
Down.
Thomas Henry Niblock, of Ban
bridge, in the County Down, grass
seed merchant, trading as '"T. H. Nib
lock & Co.," was, on the 5th of Octo-
Der, adjudged a bankrupt.
The Right Rev. DR.. o'Neill has ap-
pointed the Rev. Joseph Doyle acting
administrator Of the parish Of Newry.
A beautiful memorial is being erected
to the late Monsignor o'Laverty, M. R.
/. A., in front of st. Columbkille's
church. Hollywood. It consists Of a
cross on an elevated base, Is #. high,
Df Irish stone. chastely carved and