The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-07-27
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NEWS FROM IRELAND :
Antrim,

- Antrim.
On June % the Lord Chancellor
=, made an order transferring the funds
standing to the credit of the personal
i. estate of the late Jane Martin, of
{ Larne, lunatic. to the estate Of Mar
Earet Conch. her sister. At the age Of
-73 Jane Martin married one Archibald
Brown, aged 43. who on her death OBJ
tanned probate of a will which was
subsequently condemned. She and
her sister had become entitled to prop
erty valued at 10000.
Armagh.
Rev. ]. Grimes. P. P. Beragh. on his
: selection by Cardinal Logue to take
charge Of the important parish of Por.a-
down, was the recipient of warm con-
CALCULATIONS. Father Grimes will be
missed in Beragh. where he was re-
spected by all classes of the commune
ty. but his transfer to such an import
ant sphere in the Archdiocese will re
generally approved by those who had
the pleasure of his acquaintance.
Carlow.
On June "a, Bennekerry was the
se meeting place of the Gaels Of Gather
"-logh when a most successful Feis. or
ganized by the local branch of the
Gaelic League. marked the attainment
of another stage in the Gaelic revival
in the district. The Feis was held
len. P. P, Tinryland. A large con-
tingent went from Tullow headed by
the Father Murphy Memorial Band
and the Tullow football team An en-
toyable day was spent. in the course
Of which several athletic and other
contests were brought off,
Cavan.
An application was made to Mr.
Justice Boyd on June % on behalf of
Ivan McGinn, farmer, Lismacarrigan,
for an order renting to the County
Court Of Cavan the action brought
against him by Mrs Rose Reilly. a
to recover damages for alleged breach
of promise of marriage.
" Clare.
:. Mr.. Jack ODea. one Of the best
known of the old famed Shamrock
football team of Kilrush. and who still
makes an occasional appearance on the
grass. was presented recently with
valuable meerschaum pipe and case .,y
H. -
probation and esteem
The Medical Officer of the Kilrush
Workhouse. assisted by DR.. Randall
Counihan. amputated the leg of man
manned Guinane few days ago, as the
:. result of an attack on him by stall
lion belonging to a farmer named
Blake. residing at Bella. near carriga-
holt
"a Mrs o'Calaghan. sister of the late
;, Sir John Pope Hennessy, formerly
Governor of Hong Kong died at her
residence South Abbey, Youghal. On
+ Sunday. June 2s
-, The Dutch ketch. Cosmopoliet, which
q. was brought into skibbereen for hav-
ling alleged contraband on hoard. had
been towed to Cork Customhouse, bv
III. NJ. S. skipjack. where it is bein,
: detained pending further proceedings
carnival was opened at Fitzgerald
Park, Cork. on June "a, in support of
the Bon Secour Bazaar. the opening
=, Rev DR.. o'Callaghan. in presence of a
large company which included the
Lord Mayor, who attended in civic
!, state.
Donegal.
H. Mr.. William Boyle. father of the Rev.
: John Boyle, of st. Columb's College,
Derry, died at his late residence, stran-
orlar. on June %. to the keen regret
h of legions of friends.
Dublin.
5,.s Mary O'Donohoe. in religion Rev.
Mother 1meda, daughter of the late
Mr.. Thomas ODonohoe. of Phebsboro,
.. died June IA on her homeward voyage
=: from Buenos Ayres. S. A.
-, Mr.. Richard Cookers 3-year-old colt,
,.- Georgetown" that ran second to OR
I by" in the Irish Derby Stakes. and
ridden by w. Bullock. won the kirwan
Stakes of $50 sovereigns at the Cur
ragh on June 81
The magistrates at Bray Petty Ses-
If sions recently ordered boy named
1annAS ri oh 80 ;+%l
vsbe detained for years in Glencree
h 4 Reformatory for the larceny of a two
aeaS shilling piece from Miss Harold's shop.
for which he was prosecuted by Ser
geant McDonagh.
1880 Down.