The Irish standard., 1907-05-11
Galway.

ment has already entered into nesotia-
tions with Lord Clanricarde, and that
the great evictor has not proved So
intractahle as was generally expected.
1t is said that the marquis has eX-
pressed his Willingness to "sell any,
thing anywhere" and if the phrase has
not been used it does credit to the in
ventor, for it is essentially Clanricra-
desque, says the Belfast Weekly. The
stumbling block will, of course, be the
question of price; but even on that
point, the views of the marquis may
have been modified by the knowledge
that he has only two friends in the
House of Commons, Mr.. William Moore
and Mr.. Charles Craig, and in the
House of Lords not even one
Kerry.
A farmer named Charles DAILY, re-
siding near Gortatlea, near Tralee, was
found drowned in brook by the road
side two hundred yards from his own
house on April -, in seven inches of
| water, but the drop was fairly deep
one from the road. He was about ~
| years of age and was for some years
suffering from heart trouble.
The Rt. Rev. DIR. Mangan, the able
and beloved Bishop of Kerry, left Kill
larney on April II, for Rosslare on his
first visit to Rome since his consecra-
ton. He appeared in excellent health,
and was seen off by the Rev. NJ. Fuller,
the Rev. D. Brosnan, and the Rev.
P. ]. Marshall. He will be absent from
Killarney for a period of six weeks.
Kildare.
After two days occupied in taking
dispositions Mr.. H. +. desmond, late
manager of the Hibernian Bank, Athy,
was on April IL returned for trial on
a number of charges of embezzement
! and Justification of accounts, etc, pre-
ers, the Hibernian Bank Ltd, and a
number of customers thereof. Bail
was accepted for his appearance at
the Assizes, himself i'm 6 500 and two
sureties in $3.50 EACH but it was de-
! cided that separate bail bonds should
| be entered into in each of the seven
cases for which he was returned for
trial. The sureties are Mr.. P. J. Muir
ply. Athy, and Mr.. j. Delaney, New
| town Ouean'S County
Kilkenny.
The Rev. Patrick ]. Byrne, a native
of Castlewarren. graduate of st.
Keeran's College, Kilkenny City, and
a beloved priest and missionary. died
at his late residence, st. Josephs,
Rathgar Road. Dublin, >on April s. aged
81. He had been an invalid for a
number of years.
Limerick.
At recent meeting of the Limerick
Corporation a resolution was passed
unanimously Offering Father Boylan,
| Bishop-elect of Kilmore, who labored
so zealously in connection with the
81 Sett So1lI1 la WI MY VI lllc I1OlS dHl-
| lily for several years, and endeared
himself so much to it's members. heart
| felt congratulations and earnest wishes
that he may fulfill the best traditions
of the Irish Hierarchy in his discharge
of the duties and responsibilities at
taching to the exalted position for
which he has been so worthily chosen
The resolution continued: I'm our con-
gratulations we wish to include the
members of the grand Redemptorist
Order, which has effected such incal-
culable good in our midst, as in every
place which has the benefit and the
happiness of it's ministrations"
Mayo.
The announcement recently made of
the ordination at Rome of the Rev.
James P Conry by his Elninence Car
dinal Pietro Respighi, refers to theo-
logical student of much promise in the
church. The Rev. Father Conry is the
eldest son of Mr.. John M. Conry, of
Ballynaun1S, ana the ordination took
place in the Basilica of st. John Later
an, after successful career in st.
Jarlath's College.
Died, on April II. at Gardentield,
Hollymount Murtagh Farragher, as
sistant county surveyor, and father of
Rev. Murtagh Farragher. Aran Isles,
aged SO years. to the inexprcssible
grief of his wife and family, and deep
ly regretted by a very large circle Of
friends.
A sod Of turf from Achill was re-
Gently presented to Judge Morphy in
the course of case at Castlebar quar-
ter sessions. by Mr.. Garvey. solicitor,
who stated it was as good as coal. and
the judge said he would have pleasure
in testing it.
Meath.
| The Very Rev Phjlip Grayfor Tihhs