The Irish standard., 1908-10-24

years purchase Of second-term rents,
equivalent to a reduction of SC in the
pound Sporting rights are to be re-
tanned by the landlord during lifetime.
Down.
The tenants on the estate OF tha
Duke of Manchester, in the townlands
of Carnegat and Corrinshego, near
Nnwry, who a few years ago entered
into an agreement with the landlord 20
buy out their holdings under the Land
Purchase Act, have this week received
letters from the Irish Land Commits.
sion informing them that their hold
iilgs have been vested in them, AMI
that in future the half-yearly install
ments will be due and payable on tie
1st Of June and LIST Of December in
each year.
Fermanash.
A pretty wedding was solemnized ii.
ST. Michaels Church, Enniskillen, on
Sept. "a, the contracting parties being
Thomas Quigley. Armagh, youngest
son of the late Martin Quigley, La.
rash, and Marianne. eldest daughter
Of the late John McCaffery, Drumgal-
lon.
James I.eenaghan, Jr., Of Baltimore.
Belleek. was drowned in the river
Erne, near Enniskillen, on the night Of
Sept. 25.
Galway.
At the meeting of the Tuam Dis
trlct Council recently, Michael Newell.
of Headford, was appointed engineer
for the distr.s: by "A votes, against 3
each for Mr. Moore. Of Dublin. Mr..
Ritchie, of Ballinrobe, and Mr.. Corl-
wall, Ballygar, Mountbellew.
Married.-Scpt %, at ST. Matthias
Church, John JAS, eldest son of l.. S.
Smyth. Attyroay. Carrick- on Shan
non. to Alice Emma Morris, Upper
Leeson street. youngest daughter Of
the late Jas. Morris. Estate Manager,
late of Mount Bellew. Co. Galway.
Kings.
A distressing fatality occurred on
Oct. 2, at place called Kileen. about
two miles from Birr, as a result of
which a respectable young farmer
named William Reddan lost his life. 1t
appears that the unfortunate man,
1y,hn ri 3.,fk
his home yesterday morning, and as hi.
did not return for some hours, his pa.
rents became uneasy Daniel aad
Thomas Reddan, brothers of the de-
ceased. went through the fields to look
for him. Eventually they found their
brother in a drain about 200 yards
from the house. The drain was al
most six feet deep, and Reddan was
nearly covered. When taken out he
was quite dead
Kilkenny.
On the Feast of the Archangel st.
Michael Sister M. Glare Agnes Bro
ply, youngest daughter Of the late
Thomas Brophy, Shankill, Co. Kilken-
ny, made her Religious Profession as
a Poor Glare Collettine at the recently
established Convent of the Poor Clares
at Donnybrook. Dublin. The Right
Rev. Monsignor O'Donnell, v. G.. rep
resenting His Grace, the Archbishop,
performed the ceremony. and received
the vows of the religeuse.
Kerry.
There is much regret in North Kerry
at the death of Mr.. Michael Kennedy,
who during the Land League period
suffered Imprisonment on a charge for
which Mr.. J. e. Redmond, B. L., M. p,
was retained for his defence. The de-
ceased had been for considerable
time a member Of the Listowel Board
OF Guardians, and also of the former
Gln board.
The following deaths have occurred
in Kerry: Sept. 20. John Ran, Cahire-
ween; Sept. 26. ohm McQuinn, Ira
lee; Sept. 27. Miss ]. Brennan, Shrub
berries. Kenmare: Sept. 25, Mrs. Mur-
ply Strand, ST. Tralee.
Kildare.
Miss Rose Kenny. schoolmistress in
Mas Union, has resigned her position
after service Of II years. The guar
dians have accepted her resignation
with regret.
The following members Of Athy Ur-
ban district council will have complet-
ed their term OF Office in January next:
| Messrs. j. b. Deegan, P. L. G. vice
chairman: Patrick Dooley, James Du-
THE, Michael Lawlor and Michael
Doyle.
louth.
Negotiations for the sale Of the
townland of Colga Landlord. Mr..
+ O'Connor. Charleville. Dunleer) are not
vet completed. The terms. which were