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winked by the advocates of technical
education. The motion Was carried.
Monaghan.
A meeting Of the tenants OH the es-
tate Of Mr.. Leslie was held in Blly-
bay. on Nov. IA, for the purpose Of
comforting wit hthe landlords repre-
sentative, Mr.. VIM. Martin solicitor,
Monaghan. The terms of the landlord
We're considered too high, and the
meeting came to no definite conclu-
sion.
Meath.
While out with the Meath hounds
on Nov. II. Mrs. Stuart. wife of Col
onel D. Stuart, Of Dowdstown, Navan,
sustained an accident, her horse fall
ing heavily at Baltimore covert, and
fracturing two bones of her right leg,
for which she still is under medical
treatment.
Mr.. Thos. O'Brien died OH Nov. 16,
| at his late residence, Sarstieldstown,
Julianstown, Co. Meath. He was prom
inent in Gaelic League circles, being
most consistent and practical sup
porter of the movement for the res
toration Of the Irish language and in
dustries.
Mayo.
A marriage has been arranged and
will a Ia r,1n ,,l,, f,o tIao
between Mr.. c. Guy orme. Of Owen
more, Crossmoltna, Co. Mayo. and the
Hon. Kathleen Norris. daughter Of the
late Lord Morris and Killanin.
The Clarenorris rural district coun-
Gil have unanimously passed a resolu-
ton stating that, Mr.. John o'Donnell.
NJ. p, 10 neglecting his duty to his
constituents, and appealing to him to
give regular. attendance in the house
Of commons in future.
Qusen's County.
1t is rurnored that an application
will shortly be made for the extension
of the telephone service to Edenderry.
The establishment of connection
! with Dublin would be Of great utility
to the professional and commercial
men Of the town.
Much regret is felt in Edenderry in
connection with the painfully sudden
death Of Mr.. Thos. Coffey. Killiskillen,
whose remains were inferred on Tues-
day, Nov. 10.
| Roseonmon.
! The members Of the Roscommon
Hunt Club were stopped from hunting
on Nov. Is by a large crowd armed
with sticks an stones at Mullymuck.
This opposition was due to the fact
that number of members Of the club
are extensive GLACIERS.
1 On Nov. 90 nine men, John Feely,
Chas. Hunt, Cornelius Mullany, Jas
Mahon, John Carlos. D. c.; John Do
Ian, Thos. Hayden, Denis Conry and
John Conry, all from the Tongalee dis
trict, were brought UP in custody at
tho courthouse, before Mr.. Brown, r.
NJ, and charged with having on the
9TH inst. been guilty Of riotous be-
havior. They were returned for trial
to the Assizes, and We're admitted to
bail.
- Sligo.
The Winter Assizes for Connaught
will open in the Sligo courthouse on
the 4th Of December, at noon, before
X. c., and R. j. Kelly, B. H. will pros
ecute for the crown.
The office Of commission of the
peace for County Sligo has been con-
'ferred on Mr.. John ]. Gallagher son
of Mr.. James Gallagher. Cloonrone.
Curry, County Sligo.
Tyrone.
The poor law commission in their
report state, 1.-THE County hospital at
1 Omagh is the only county fnf1r1nary
in ireland that is a completely new
building, and we are glad to be able
to refer to it as an institution in most
effective working ORDER and as an ex-
ample of what we think a county hos
pital ought on the whole to be as re-
CARDS structure, equipment, fittings
and nursing" This is very gratifying
to the innumerable admirers Of this
grand Tyrone institution which is do
ing such untold good for the people
Eof the county.
Wicklow.
! At meeting in Wicklow on Nov.
II, 1t was decided to erect a stained
glass window in the parish church to
the memory Of the late Very Rev.
Thomas carberry. P. p. v. F.
1 Waterford.
1 On Nov. IL the vacancy in the clerk
ship of the Lismore Union was filled
up by tNe appointment of Mr.. A.
Heskin, who was strongly opposed by
Caltage Healy, a son Of the late clork.