The Irish standard., 1907-01-19
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!! NEWS FROM lRELAND :
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Patrick Murphy, aged fifty-six years,
a slater, who was found on Christmas
morning in AL unconscious state at
the North Strand road, Dublin, died
in the hospital the same afternoon.
He was a native of Belfast.
Armagh.
The tenants on the Corr and Aug
hatanagh estate Of Sir James II.
Stronge, Bart, D. L., IN the County of
Armagh, have agreed to purchase their
holdings on the following terms. A re-
duction Of As in the 6 on second
terms rents, 24A years. purchase and
rs in the G on first term rents, 20
timber and other right reserved to ten
ants. Non-judicial tenants to be sep
arately dealt with. In the case of ten
ants not in arrears half-year's rent
from list of November, 1905, to list OF
May, 1906. to be forgiven.
-. Cork.
A meeting was held in Mallow on
Dec. 81, with reference to the recent
poisoning of hounds and the departure
Of Mr.. N. Barring.
Secretary Byrce, on Dec. 20, said that
the Department of Agriculture and
Technical Instruction will carefully
consider any proposals which may be
submitted through the Technical In
struction Committee OF the Co. Cork
with Il view to making provisions un-
der the county scheme for instruction
iii Misunderstanding at Kanturl1, but that
the department are unable to make q
direct grant for the purpose in ques-
ton.
Il. .s Down.
On Dec. ~ James Black, who was
ganger OH the new railway at Castle
wellan, was killed by a ,rain passing
over him, IL short distance from Lett
rim railway station. 1t is believed that
the deceased was endeavoring to reach
Leitrim Station in time to travel home
TO Corbett Station by the train which
killed him.
Dublin.
In issuing his regulations for the is
sue of the certificates for the use Of
the Irish Trade Mark, which was re-
Gently registered by the Board of Trade
and handed over to the Industrial AS
ISOLATION to control. Il. j. Riordan,
secretary of the Irish Industrial Devel-
unlent Association recalls the fact that
the credit of having successfully car
ried through the scheme is due to Mr..
j. B. Boland, NJ. p.
Mr.. John Joseph Kenny died in
Dublin, OH Dec. 20. Only three years
ago he was promoted to the import
ant position Of Inspector Of Regis
tration i'll the Registrar Generals Of
flee. The remains of the deceased
We're removed on Dec. %, from his late
residence, So Drumcondra road and
were inferred at Mungret. Both in
Dublin and in Limerick the burial GER
emonies were largely attended.
Donegal.
On the night Of Dec. 26 IL fire broke
out at Innishowen Workhouse, earn
mistresse's apartments and part Of the
dorinitory were Quilted. The constabu-
larry were first on the scene and sue
ceeded in carrying out the inmates and
combining the area Of the fire.
Derry.
The passengers by the morning mail
express from. Derry to Belfast, had an
extraordinary experience, on Dec. %,
midway between Limavady Junction
and Coleraine. The train, running into
q heavy snowelrift at deep cutting,
was forced to stand STILL Relief gangs
were Immediately organized at the lat
ter station on receipt of news from Bel
larent, and after an hours work had
the line sufficiently cleared to enable
the train to proceed.
.'..... Kerry.
Jerry Horsan, of Ballyroe, a young
man Of much promise, died suddenly
on St. Stephens Day of heart disease.
On Christmas Day the wife of Mr..
Maurice Daily, d coachman, in the en-
PIGMENT of Mr. Crollal1, County In
spector r. !. C., was overcome with
an epileptic fit in her house in Strand
street, Tralee, and falling into the fire,
received severe burns. She was re-
moved to the county infirmary, where
she died on Thursday morning.
James Luttrell an army pensioner,
died suddenly on Christmas Day at
his residence in Moyderwell, from heart
failure.