The Irish standard., 1907-11-09
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NEWS FROM lRELAND /;
Antrim

John Crowley, native of Ennis,
charged at Belfast Custody Court With
lettering in F'ortwilliam Park, told the
bench that he had walked from his
u native county, a distance of ESQ miles,
Il to obtain work and failed. Mr.. Gill
mour, n. T. c., promised to provide
accused with employment, and he was
s discharged.
Armagh.
A prominent Lurgan gentleman has
~ passed away in Mr.. G. j. Wade, who
- was associated with business in the
town for over quarter of century
and was greatly respected. He was a
member of the Lurgan town council
j for several years, and took most ac-
d everything that was for the benefit
of the town. Mr.. Wade was an Eng
Y lishman, and throughout a strong sup
porter of the demand for Irish Home
Rule.
+ His Grace the Most Rev. Johc NJ
Farley, d. D.. Archbishop of New
York, in fulfilment of a promise to
the Rev. F. kerley. pastor of st. Pat
rick's church, Cullyhanra. has caused
to be erected in the sanctuary Of the
parish church, in his native parish,
\ beautiful stained glass window, in
memory Of his parents, late Of New
townhamilton.
.s- At meeting of the Carlow Board
= of Guardians, recently, Mr.. P.J. Kelly,
I ~. p. presiding, communication was
y received from the Local Government
Board approving Of the terms OF the
resolution of previous meeting. based
on report from special committee,
with reference to. the appointment Of
a nun to the matronship Of the Union
and of an assistant matron. The Rt.
~ Rev. DR.. Foley, Bishop of Kildare and
Leighin. had approved of the proposal
to appoint a nun matron of the work
house before the sanction of the Local
Government Board had been sought.
Cavan.
The Balleboro Guardians at a re.
cent meeting, when considering the
4 yearly -and half-yearly supplies, re-
jected all goods which did not bear
the Irish trade mark. They have also
h adhered to their former resolution and
n reject or refused to accept Guinness
N stout on account of his having been
such an advocate of landlordism and
British Rule in Ireland.
Mr.. William Redmond, M. p, ad-
dressed a large and enthusiastic pub
81 lie meeting at SPANIEL Hill, near En-
mis-, on Oct. s. Mr.. Redmond arrived
in Ennis on Oct. 5, and was accorded
9 very enthusiastic reception.
In accordance with the recent de-
!. cision OF the Irish Bishops assembled
at Maynooth, sermons lasting not long
er than Ave minutes were delivered at
2 all the Masses in Cork on Oct 6, ex-
cept at IL O'clock. when the five min
futes' limit did not prevail. The new
i regulations appeared to receive the
heartfelt approval Of the congregations
at the various Masses.
In the little rural cemetery at Tom
plenacarriga, three miles from Middle-
ton, the remains of the late Mr.. p. N.
fitzgerald, Cork, were inferred Oct. Q,
js 2 amidst every manifestation of regret
amongst the large funeral cortese
present, which included the leading
Nationalists of Cork and Middleton, of
which latter district he was a native.
Captain Donelan, NJ. p, for East Cork.
\ attended the funeral.
Derry.
With a great crash, about nfty feet
of Derry's ancient walls near Castle
Gate, collapsed on Oct. 9. badly in
jurins q building in course Of erection
Outside the walls. The workmcn fled
from the buildings, and nobody was
aStnTv
were involved in the collapse.
/ Donegal.
At recent meeting of the Doresal
Agricultural Committee, the following
II resolution was passed unanimously:
Ihat we desire to offer our most
"a hearty consratulation to the Most Rev.
Ssal.Dr SSsl.'r McHush, Lord Bishop of Derry,
ssone OF the members of this committee.
sSsen s his elevation to the episcopal ONCE,
y SsAFd we wish him many years of health
happiness in his new sphere of
duty" ',
ss Down.
"A sad drowning accident occurred
||S at Newcastle on Oct. z. A young man