The Irish standard., 1908-09-05
. NEWS FROM IRELAND !
Antrim

Mr.. Hugh Hicks, ]. p, Brisbane,
has been spending a long holiday with
s his friends in the North of Ireland.
/ He is q son of the late Mr.. VIM. Hicks.
Of Belfast His career has been most
successful one. He is director o.
!, several big companies in Queensland.
The death occurred at Sandymount.
{ Dr.blin, of Frances Amelia French. late
head mistress Belfast Model school. in
Z her 61st wear. The deceased was much
esteemed by a wide circle of friends.
who very much regret her death.
Clare.
The death occurred suddenly at Kill
kee, on Friday, of Mr.. Michael O'Neiil.
z o. the commercial staff of Messrs.
Newson and Co.. Limited. Deceased,
who leaves a wife and five children.
was formerly in the service Of the old
Waterford and Limerick Railway Com
. psny.
3s Carlow.
!. At Ballyheally there passed away, IN
his s3rd wear, last week Mr.. John F.
Lecky, D. L., who was widely known
end respected.
Cork.
L Sister Mary Camillus Dennehy, Of
: the Mercy Order. Charieville. has just
teen appointed matron Of the Midle-
:, ton workhouse to fill the vacancy
! caused by the resignation Of Sister
Mary Patrick, who had occupied tho
position for the past IA years.
. A marriage has been arranged and
will take place on September 18th be-
tween Mr.. Malcolm Roy Ferguson. L.
r. c. p. l.. and L. R. c. S. l., Of Pres
ton, Lancashire son Of the late Mr.
David Ferguson of Shanagour, County
Limerick and Mrs. Ferguson, 27 Upper
$ Pembroke street. Dublin, and Kathleen.
daughter of the late Mr.. Robert Fer
gason, q. c., County Court Judge, and
, Chairman Of the Quarter Sessions Of
TIE West Riding of Cork.
60 Donegal.
Rev. P. Brennan. C.. c.. has been
transferred from Kilbarton (Bally-
shannon) to Bruckless (Killybegs). He
is to be succeeded by Father Cunning
? ham.
The death Is announced Of Mrs.
- John Keean, Tallanstown. Ardee.
which took place, after tedious ILL
les
!. esteemed for her many high qualities,
= and her demise is sincerely regretted.
The remains were removed for inter-
ment to the family burial place at
: Darver, and were followed by large
!, concourse Of the general public.
Dublin.
:. The death has taken place Of Mrs.
- Mary Kavanaugh, widow of the late
Mr. Hugh Kavanaush. Corduff, and
mother of Mr.. Hugh Kavanaugh, Ush-
crs Quay, Dublin. and Mr.. John Kav-
snaugh. Corduff. The interment. which
took place at Kilmyshal. was largely
attended.
A recommendation for the establish
Elent Of a labor bureau in the city
was adopted x a recent meeting Of
the Corporation. subject to an amend
nent providing that no new men
should be appointed until the list Of
the temporary staff was exhausted.
Much regret is felt at the death.
which took place at his residence. Gar
den Hill, Kilmainham, of Mr.. Alex
aader Fraser who had held the posi-
ton of Master Of the South Dublin
:. Union for many years East. Mr.. Fras-
years, was one of the most capable and
painstakinv poor law officials in Ire.
land.
Galway.
The Most Rev. DR.. Carr. Archbishop
Of Melbourne, is at present staying for
few days with his brother, Mr.. p J..
Carr, at Eyrecourt.
Archbishop Healy and Bishop Nc
Cormack have consented to become
honorary members Of the County CAL
way Bilingual Teachers association.
Much regret is felt in Galway and
tie West generally at the death of
Mrs. French, wife of Mr.. James W.
French, Claregalwav, for many years
chairman Of the Galway Rural Council.
The recent transfer tc another part
Of the diocese of Rev Father Dolan
&c. G.. from Ballygar is much regretted
by his numerous friends and acquaint-
ences In the parish.
Much regret has been caused in GAL
way by the death Of Nj. Thomas Mac
Cormack, st. Mary's Terrace, Galway,
brother Of the Most Rev. DR.. MacCor-
mack. Lord Bishop Of Galway.
Kildare.
Among the list of successful candi-
dates at the recent examination of the