The Irish standard., 1908-06-13

stones and woodwork. being hurled
across the double set Of rails to the
main platform. Much damage was done
to the windows. Fortunately, no per.
son was injured.
Galway.
The remains of Rev. Charles Grin.
ion, Adm. Ardcath, We're inferred or
Friday, after solemn Requiem Office
and High Mass in the Parochia
Church. Deceased, who was only 4t
years of age. belonged to highly-re.
spected family residing at Ruskwee
County Meath. BY the poor his loss
is keenly felt, for his charity to then
was only bounded by the extent of his
resources, but all classes regret his
early demise, because of his piety. de-
votion to duty, and sterling integrity
Very Rev. NJ. Woods, p. P, V. F..
Trim, presided at the funeral obse-
quies. which were attended by a large
number of the clergy and laity.
Kerry.
The knight of Kerry and Lady F'itz-
gerald whose daughter was married
in London on Thursday last to Lord
Richard Wellesley, have given up their
house in Grosvenor Square, London
and will spend a few weeks in Ireland
Kilkenny.
NJ. NJ. ]. Whelan has been presented
by his colleagues in the Irish Railway
Clearing House with a very handsome
inla:d walnut bureau, on the occa-
sion of his marriage 1t was made in
Kilkenny. of native timber, and is at
present in the window of the Kilkenny
Woodworkers, Nassau Street, Dublin.
The marriage arranged between w.
Lingard Amphlett Goulding, only son
of Sir William Goulding, Bart. of Mil
licent. Co. Kildare, and Nesta Violet,
second daughter of the Honorable Mr..
Justice Wright. of Ryecroft, Bray, and
l Fitzwilliam Square. Dublin, and
granddaughter of the late Sir Croker
harrington. Bart, of Glenstal, Co. Linn
erici<. will take place at Christ Church,
Bray, on Saturday, June goth.
Limerick.
At. ST. Michaels Parish Church, by
the Rev, FIR. O'Connor, c. c., assisted
by the Rev. Canon McInerney, P. p, v.
G., the marriage was celebrated of DR..
Joseph A. Mescall. Kilrush. and Eve
lyn, second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. G. Bowling, Patrick street, Liner
ick.
After the nuptial ceremony a recep-
tion was held by Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.
Bowling at the Royal George Hotel,
when about 80 guests were invited.
Later In the afternoon Dr. and Mrs
Mescall left for London and Paris The
presents We're numerous and costly.
Mayo.
For the twenty-four county divisions
in Mayo. the returning officer Mr..
Thomas S. Moclain, has received NOM
nations from f1fty-two different can
didates. The following sitting MEM
bers are returned unopposed, viz:
Messrs. Thomas Walsh, Balla; Michael
Coolican. Ballina; Michael Murphy,
Rallyvary; Mark c. Henry, Kilbeagh;
Darby Glacey, Kilkelly: John Corcor-
an; Killala; Daniel Morrin, Mount
falcon; Thomas Morrin, Swinford; and
John Walsh, Westport. Contests are
promised in the other fifteen county
divisions. but most interest centers
around the struggle for the represen-
tation of the Claremorris division,
where the outgoing Councillor, Mr..
Conor o'Kelly. NJ. p, is being opposed
by Mr. Patrick ]. Killeen, J. P.
Roscommon.
The death has taken place Of Mr..
John Irwin. Rathmullen, Roscommon.
The deceased, who was about 10 years
Of age. belonged to one of the oldest
Catholic families In the country many
of whom entered the priesthood. He
was brother Of Colonel Irwin, Rath-
mile, an extensive landed proprietor
Tipperary.
The death has occurred at the ex-
ceptional age Of 10 years of Mr. Ed
mond Ryan. farmer and cattle driver
of Carrick-on SUR. Up to twelve
months ago he was able to attend to
business, and was seen in the local
cattle markets buying and selling
beasts. He was lifelong teetotaller
and had a clear intellect to the last.
Tyrone.
Still erect and able to walk without
the aid Of a stick, there lives in cot
tage near Balgawley, Co. Tyrone, a
man named Thos. Kelly, who shortly
after his 107th birthday recently
climbed a ladder and repaired his cot
tage's thatched roof.