The Irish standard., 1907-11-30

Craftsmanship of the Fermanagh Com
lnittee of Agriculture and Technical
Instruction and other Committees under
the County Council.
Galway.
Mr.. Frederick St. George. gentle
man rider, and trainer to the Earl Of
Clancarty. While hunting with the East
Galway Hounds Nov was thrown
Gus internal injuries that he died on
Nov. 9.
Kerry.
DR.. Clancy. Coroner for Listowel, held
an inquest Oct. 2S at Tubrid into the
circumstances attending the death of
Richard Teahan. whose mangled re-
mains were found within two hundred
yards of his employers house on Oct
81. A young man named Thos shan
ahan. son of the employer of the de-
ceased. is in custody on the capital
charge. and is believed to be insane.
Kilkenny.
The All-Ireland Hurting Final of 1906
was played at St. Janes's Park. Kill
kenny. Oct. 81, between teams repre-
senting Dublin and Tipperary. 1t is
now over ten years since the same
counties met in the final, viz, 1896.
Wen the Commercials, representing
0,yto1 Infn t4L A,y U,,1,t -
Tipperary has now seven All-1reland
Finals to it's credit, and Dublin one.
that of 1889, when the Kickhams de-
feated Tulla, Co. Glare. for that years
championship. The Tipperary team
was victorious by the score of: Upper
airy goals, Is points: Dublin, goals,
s points.
Kings.
The great Industrial and Agricultur-
al Exhibition opened at Edenderry on
Oct. %, and it is one of the most Sue
cessful ever held in the country from
every point of view.
Leitrin.
Mr.. John Redmond. NJ. P. delivered
A forcible address on Oct 81 at great
and enthusiastic meeting in I'rumkeer-
i'll. He said that Ireland was cursed
with the most inefficient and costly
government in the world. He compar-
Ell the expenditure in other countries.
and said that if Irishmen had Gov.
of their own they could run
the country OH half the present expen-
1iture. One of the resolutions called
upon Mr.. c. j. Dolan. NJ. F., for North
Leitrim, to resign his seat \ stirring
letter from the Bishop Of kilmore was
read.
Limerick.
The death occurred recently at Cilin
Castle of Mrs. Isobel Fitzgerald, relict
Of the late Knight of t.lin, and mother
of the present knight.
The Rev. John Shelly. T. r.. who la
bored for over 20 years in the sacred
at Cappamore, died OH Nov. :.
Sister Mary Gonzaga ODwyer, sister
of the Rt Rev. Dr. O'Dwyer, Bishop Of
Limerick, died In the Convent of st
Johns Priory. Banbury. Eng on Nov.
9. She was 66 years of age. and had
devoted nearly so years of life to the
service OF the Lord Sincere sympathy
is felt for Bishop O'Dwyer in his be-
Louth.
On Sunday, Oct. 81, the solemn con-
secration OF the new altar recently
erected in the pretty Augustinian
Church, Drogheda. through the gener-
osity Of the late Mrs. John Kelly, who
bequeathed 6 1000 for the purpose. was
performed by Most Rev. DIR. Murray,
.. S. A., North Queenstown, Austral.
ia.
Mayo.
The death occurred on Oct. 81 at
Claremorris of Mr.. P. w. Judge. J. p,
at the age of "a. He acted for an ex-
tended period as Chairman of the
Claremorris District Council, and was
also a member of the Mayo County
Council.
Meath.
At ,1ulianstown on Oct. IS three la.
borers, named Thomas Taylor. James
Flood and James Dowdall, were re-
turned for trial at Quarter Sessions on
a charge of having attacked the dwell
ling house of James Dowling at Name
Park, on the 10Th ult. Taylor was fur
ther charged with having threatened
life.
Monaghan.
Early OIL Wednesday, Oct. so. Are
broke out in F'armanagh Street. Clones.
which destroyed four houses. and for a
long time threatened to wipe out a
large block Of buildings adjoining. The
damage. which is partly covered by in
surance, is estimated at G1,00o.
Queens.
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