The Irish standard., 1907-01-19
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reward at the Head House Of the Or.
der, Sally Park, near Birmingham, of
the 10th Of December. The deceased,
who was the second eldest daughter
OF the late Mr.. Richard LAWYER, of
Castleroe, Maganey, Co. Kildare, left
her Irish home nearly half century
ago, and entered as q Novice at the
House Of the Sisters at Banbury, De-
cember Sth, 1857. She made her SOL
emn VOWS OF profession, January 26th,
| 1860. Sister Domenica's religious life
was a fruitful one in good works and
she labored i'll the, schools with in
cessant zeal.
Limerick,
A young man named John Treacy,
employed by the Harbor Board, was
brought to Barrington's Hospital, Linz
erick, on Dec. II, suffering from an
epileptic fit, and died soon after adj
mission. Mr.. Treacy who was very
popular Was secretary of st. Michael's
1 Bowling Club, and assistant secretary
of st. Michaeps Temperance Society.
Louth.
Thomas Kearly, Of Dundalk, who met
with a severe accident in the rum
ming" yard at Amiens street terminus,
on Dec. %, underwent an operation in
Jervis Street Hospital, OH Dec. 90, left
foot being amputated. IIe is reported
to be doing well.
Leitrim.
| The tenants on the Johnston estate,
DrumSeerin, have completed their pur-
chase on terms at Is in the 6 reduce
ton on first term rents Geo years pur-
chase), and IS on second term rents (23
years purchasa). The current half
years rent is to be paid at time Of
purchase or added to the purchase
money. All arrears are wiped out. The
game and sporting rights are vested
in the tenants after the landlords life.
All evicted tenants are to be reinstated.
This has given general satisfaction.
| Meath.
| AT an adjourned conference held in
the Navan Workhouse, on Dec. 81, Mrs
NJ. j. Cullinane presiding, resolution
was proposed by Mr.. ]. P. Timmon,
seconded by MI. W. II. Doran, and
passed unanimously, stating that in
view OF the alarming spread Of con-
sumption in County Meath. the several
councils in the county should ask the
local government board to hold an in
CURRY as to the proprietary Of estab-
fishing joint ssnatorium in the coun-
ty for the treatment OF consumption.
! Monaghan.
On Dec. % the Very Rev. Thomas
Canon Murphy, P. F., r., Fillmore and
Drumsnatt, died at Monaghan Of apop-
leXy. Deceased was one of the most
esteemed and popular parish priests
of the Diocese of Clogher. He had
reached the advanced age Of 81 years
and Canon Murphy, who had been for
many years connected with the ancient
and historic parish OF Fillmore. and
Drumsnatt, had only been recently ap-
pointed to the Canonship.
Mayo.
In the House of Commons, on Dec.
20, Mr.. Bryce, in reply to Mr.. O'Dowd,
stated that he was informed by the
Estates Commissioners that no pro-
ceedings or negotiations for sale are
pending before them in respect Of
either the estate Of Mr.. J. NJ. aCoyne,
in Erris, County Mayo, or that Of Mr..
they had no information which would
lead them to believe that any action Of
theirs as conciliators would be bene-
fetal in these cases.
Queens County.
The estate Of the Countess kearncy
at the Grange, Queens County, has
been sold. The tenants on the estate
We're, for the purposes Of sale divided
into three classes. viz, first term ten
ants, who received reduction OF IS
Cd in the 6 (2ok years purchased !;
second, who received IS (23 years pur-
chase): and nom judicial tenants who
received a reduction Of IS Cd in the 6
(22 IA years purchase) OH their abat-
ed rents, voluntary attachments having
hitherto been given. The sporting
rights are vested in the tenants. Pend
ing the completion Of sale. interest at
the rate Of 31s per cent is to be paid
on the purchase money.
Roscommon.
On the evening Of Dec. IS IL fire
broke out in one Of the rear buildings
Of Cooperative Creamery, Boyle; be-
fore the fire could be extinguished
considerable damage was done. No
reason can be attributed for the oc-
currence which is believed to be acct