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tial token Of their regard for him.
Kerry.

lyclough. County Cork, were removed
on Dec. 9 from the r. 1. c. depot hos
pital to kingsbridge. for conveyance
to Killarney. his native place, for in
terment. The cortege from the depot
to the station was accompanied by the
band.
The funeral of the late Mr.. John
Ahern. secretary to the Tralee and
Fenit Pier and Harbor Commissioners,
took place to the family burial ground
at Rath after Requiem Mass on Dec
10. The cortege was an extremely
large one, and was thoroughly repre-
sentative of all classes and creeds.
Kildare.
Nov. %. at Our Lady's Chapel, May
nooth. by the Rev. M. Murphy, P. P.
Mayo Abbey (brother of the bride
groom), assisted by the Rev. ]. Kear-
iney, Maryborough; Rev. j. A. Farley
SIS. Michael and Johns; Rev. p. J..
O'Brien, Cellbridge: Rev. j. McDon-
aid, Maynooth. and Rev. j. Dooley,
Leixlip. Timothy Murphy. Esq. oltore
House, Tuam. was married to Mary
Louisa OReilly, Windgates Villa,
Celbridge.
The Gorthnahoe District Council has
passed a resolution expressing conf
dence in the leadership OF Mr.. Red
mond and condemning the action of
those members of the Kilkenny Cor
poration who by their votes were in
strumental in having the freedom of
the city refused to Mr.. Redmond, and
calling on the Nationalist electors in
consideration at the coming municipal
elections
Kings.
At the Leinster Winter Assizes, at
Wicklow. Dec. 3, Patrick Mcdonald
was found guilty of stealing sum Of
money from the Catholic Truth Socie-
ty box, in the parish church of KILL
ane, Edenderry, and was sentenced to
three months imprisonment with hard
labor.
| Leitrim.
Patrick Quinn. Il widely known and
esteemed merchant. died at his late
residence. Mphill, Dec 10.
At a court held in Carrigallen, Dec.
10, before Mr.. G. OReilly, r. NJ, nine
men were sent to Jail for one month
for alleged unlawful assembly and
riot.
Limerick.
The news Of the death of the Rev.
| VIM. Roman. the well-known Jesuit
missionary, was received with regret
throughout Ireland. He had attained
the age of 81, and had been in failing
health for some time past, but he was
able to take part in the recent Silver
Jubilee celebrations at Mungret Col
lege, Limerick, of whom he was one of
the founders. Father Roman was for a
number of years in charge of the jess
uit Missions at Midtown Park, Dublin,
with people in almost every diocese
in Ireland. He was an earnest and
forciblc preacher, and Il most Jealous
missionary.
lor Jford.
At the Leinster Winter Assizes at
Wicklow on Dec. I. the jury disagreed
in the second Longford cattle-driving
case, in which seventeen men were
charged with riot, unlawful assembly,
and conspiracy in connection with an
alleged attempt to drive the cattle of
the Mccain family off the grazing
lands Of Curry, on the Douglas estate.
The jury were discharged, and this
case and the first case against Mr.. J.
p Farrell M. p, and twelve others.
were adjourned to Longford Spring
Assizes.
Louth.
Two notorious criminals also call
ing themselves John Bryson and
Charles Maloney. were convicted and
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servitude on Dec. IL, for assaulting
and robbing an octogenarian named
Henry LOuth, at Drogheda, on May IL,
last
Mayo.
The death has occurred at Belmullet
of Mr.. John Munnely, aged almost 90
years, who played in Il brass band at
Castelar, for O'Connell and his fam
lily still retains the instrument.
Meath.
Two cases of hay-burning have &C.
CURED in Trim district. Twelve tons
were destroyed at Laracor. the proper
ty OF Mr.. w. ]. Goodman, ]. p, men,
Der of the District Council: and at
Meadstown 81 tons We're destroyed on
the Barnewall estate.
! J1Ntenanted lands at Armagh and