The Irish standard., 1907-11-16
of the Board of Trade

i Mr.. Charles Walsh, a young Dublin
solicitor, was thrown from his hackney
coach on Oct. IA. and received such
injuries from an approaching street
car. that he died later in Mercers Hos
pital.'
| The Rev. James O'Reiily, who for
many years of1iciated at Dalkey, died
at Sandycove, on Oct. Is.
! Fermanaph.
| Mr.. Justice Dodd on Oct. IA, granted
conditional order directed to the Re-
vising Barrister of County Fermanagh,
requesting him to state case for tho
!; opinion of the Court of Appeal on tn.
+; claims OF the Rev. John Tierney, the
Rev. James F. McKesna. and the Rev,
E. ]. Quigley, to be inserted in the vot-
ing list as inhabitant householders each
of part of the house, Darling Street
Enniskilien. The applicants counsel
(Mr. Muldoon, NJ. P.) said his Honor
had refused to state a case. although
his attention had been drawn to the
case OF Baldock VS.. Brady.
Galway.
At Loughrea, on Sunday, Oct. IL
Clare champions Of Munster) met CAL
way champions of Connaught) in the
final Of the DR.. Croke Cup competition.
The game throughout was a splendid
exhibition. both teams being loudly ap-
plauded from time to time by their re-
spective supporters. The Galway men
won a hne game by the score: Galway,
goals, S points; Clare 1 goal, points.
Kerry.
The thoroughly representative char
acrer of the recent meeting in Tralee,
at which an address and presentation
was made to the Rt. Rev. DR.. Orpen.
on his appointment to the Protestant
Bishopric of Limerick, shows that In
Kerry there is an utter absence of big
otry or sectarian feeling. says the In
dependent. The meeting was presided
over by the Catholic Chairman of the
Urban Council. The address was
signed by members of both religions.
who WED with each other in their de d.
sire to honor a distinguished divine.
who during his long residence amongst
them had endeared himself to all. And
the Bishop-elect and the various Prot
estant speakers at the meeting all unit
ed in bearing testimony to the friendly
feelings which have for so many years
prevailed in Kerry among members oe
different faiths.
Kildare.
The North Kildare Farming Society
neld their annual show in the Goa!
Grounds. Mas. on Oct. is. The event
was most unqualified success, as far
as the quality Of the exhibits and gen.
eral arrangements We're concerned. Tho
entries were slightly fewer than last
years, but the falling off was only ap-
parent In those classes likely to be af-
fected by the bad season.
Kilkenny.
The Golden Jubilee Of st. Mary's
Cathedral, Kilkenny. was celebrated,
Oct. 13. with bef1tting solemnity. Fifty
years ago the magnificent structure
was opened to public worship by the
Rt. Rev. DR.. Walsh, Bishop of Ossory.
Since then 1t has undergone many
notable improvements. no less than
e25.00O having been spent on it's reno
walton, decoration. and proper equip
ment by the present Prelate, Rt. Rev.
DR.. Brownrgg, and its re-opening be-
ing celebrated in 1899 with great pomp
and ceremony. Bishop Brownrigg cell
ebratcd the Solemn High Mass, and
the sermon was delivered by the Rev.
DR.. Reecher., Professor of Elocution at
Maynooth College.
Limerick.
The death has occurred, after a to-
dious illness, at Limerick. of Mr.. James
A. MacAnlay. late editor Of the Kerry
News. He. commenced his career on
the Derry Journal. was for some time
editor Of the Munster News, Limerick,
and of the Cork Sun, since discontin-
ued.
The Rev. Brother Thomas Bernard
Schofield died on Oct. is. at the Chris
tian Brothers Monastery. Adare. In the
73d year of his age and the 49th of his
religious profession. f
louth.
The will of the late DR.. Michael CAL
Ian. NJ. D., j. p, Ardee, has been pub
lished. He died wortl, G7,979, and be-
queathed $50 for Masses, 6 40 to the
Society of ST. Vincent de Paul. and
c 40 to the poor of Ardee, TO be distrb-
utcd by the Sisters of Mercy of that
town.
In consequence of the n1unihcent eif,
of 1000 bequeathed by the late Mrs.
John Kelly, the Augustinian Fathers.