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i on July s, at MS residence, Salernum,
Hollywood.
The death is announced of William
; Lascelles, an extensive farmer at Kill
lavees. near Downpatrick, from heart
disease, said to have been brought on
by fright at a dog jumping out sud
denly at him.
Donegal.
The report that there is to be pub.
lie ceremony in connection. with the
erection by the family Of cross over
the grave of Sir Gavan Duffy at Glas-
nevin is unauthorized. The family
would be opposed to any such cere-
,nony. as the matter is purely pri-
vate one,
Nine young lads and man We're ar
rested on July -, and charged by the
police with having been concerned in
breaking into Makers Fort" Glas-
nevin. on the previous evening, after
Mrs. Maher had surrendered the prem
Uses. Considerable damage was done
to the house. 1t is expected that the
accused will be held over for the grand
jury.
Fermanash.
| Investigations to establish the next
Of kin are being made in Newtownbut-
Ter district. Fernanagh, as to the rela-
tives and family records of John
McDonagh,: who was born about the
year 1889. and emigrated to America
sixteen or eighteen years later.
=: ., Galway.
i: The memorial window in ST. Mich
aers Church, Ballinasloe. to the late
Rev: J. j.: FLYNN. was solemnly dedi-
Gated on July 8. the anniversary of
Father Flynns death. The unveiling
preceded"the celebration of a requiem
mass for. the repose OF: his soul There
was large number of church digni-
taries present among them being DIR.
oDea, Bishop of Clonfort. The pane
gyric was preached by Rev. j. P. Gala
nan, P. P.
Kerry.
The total of subscriptions received
for the Parliamentary Fund up to June
% was e5,o76 Is sd. Among the con-
tributions We're E 81 from Killarney
Branch of the United Irish League;
G12. Ballygarrett, Wexford; e12. .Bo-
herlahan, Tipperary; Ella, Traimore:
A resolution was adopted at the Ken
mare Board of Guardians approving of
Thomas o'Donnellys unity resolution
as proposed at the recent meeting of
the National Directory.
On July 8. before the Royal Commits
sion on Congestion. at the Court
House, Cahirciveen, Very Rev. Canon
O'Riordan. P. P, Cahirclveen; Alexan-
der O'Driscoll. Vallutia; Robert Fitz-
gerald, T. McDonough oMahony. and
other witnesses: We're examined. =.
| = e,.. j: . Kilkenny. ...l ..:..
Justice Boyd refused an application
to admit to bail pending trial Aaron
Levi. prisoner in Kilkenny Jail, on: a
charge of stealing a quantity Of wool
valued at ELL, the. property of Eliza
Pagan. Newbridge. and held him over
for trial at Kildare Assizes, on July 20.
Among the candidates for the va
cancy in South Kilkenny are: N. ].
Murphy of Ballyhale; r. j. Ryan of
Thomastown; R. F. Walker. secretary
to- T.. p O,Connor; David .Hyland of
Waterford and Joseph Walsh, chair
man of the Kilkenny county council.
Leitrim.
c.. j. .Dolan. M. p. North Leitrim,
who has resigned from the Irish party
addressed meeting in Manorhamil-
ton, on July 4, with Bulmer Hobson of
Belfast. who is also an advocate of the
Sin Fem policy. There was large
crowd present. as it was market day.
Mr. Hobson's exposition of the gel. Sin
Fem policy was patiently listened to-
but when he made reference to the
Irish Parliamentary party. and called
on the people, to demand their with
drawal from the British House of Com
mons. there was general dissent, and
he and Mr.. Dolan were obliged to leave
the platform.
At the Leitrim Assizes held at Car
rick on Shannon. on July S. jury re-
turned a verdict of. mot guilty"
against two respectable young men of
the farming class named Patrick
McMorrow and Francis Mcguire in
dicted for having assaulted a youth
named Martin Brady, the son of Thos.
Brady. who is in occupation of an
evicted farm, and is vigorously boy
cotted. They were also charged with
having stolen donkey, the property
of Thomas Brady. . e.. ..,.
'. ...,'. Limerick. =.
The Black Book Of Limerick is about
to be published at the instance of the