The Irish standard., 1908-09-26
NEWS. FROM lRELAND
Antrim,

- KS, services IN Tue cause VI etAe
public health of Belfast, it has been
decided that his testimonial portrait
!. shall be hung in the room in the City
Hall in which the Public Health Com.
mittee meets.
Mr.. w. D. Cousins, of the Mount,
Belfast, has been appointed Principal
of Technical Instruction of County
Derry.
-. Much regret is felt throughout Cav.
an at the death of Mr.. John Fegan. ].
p, which occurred at the residence cf
his son. Mr.. Fegan, who was in his
18th year, took promiuetp art in
public affairs locally. He was proprie.
tor of the "Cavan Weekly News" a
paper which ceased publication n
year ago.
Cork.
Right Rev. Dr.. Browne has made
the following appointments in the
Diocese of Cloyne: Rev. p. M. Muir
ply, c. c.. Queenstown, to he P. p,
Imogleea; Rev. D. Kent, Ilarney, to
be C. c., Queenstown; Rev. DR.. Di-
neen, Youghal, to be C. c., Blarney;
Rev. DR.. O'Keefe, to be Chaplain Of
Auxiliary Asylum, Youghal; Rev. NJ.
Whelan, Fermoy, to be c. c., Church
town; Rev. e. Mccarthy, Churchtown,
to be Military Chaplain, Fermoy; Rev.
p. ohcehan, Innicarra, to be G.. c.,
-Glantane; Rev. ]. O'Callaghan, Clan
tame, to be C. c., Innicara; Rev. j..
Kennefick, Mallow, to be G. c., Gre
nagh; Rev. H. Roche, Grenagh, to DE
Workhcuse Chaplain, Mallow.
Mr.. Henry Humphreys, for many
years clerk of the Cork police court.
died recently at his residence, Ballin-
temple, County Cork at an advanced
age.
Donegal.
The inhabitants in and around the
village of Malin, were painfully sur
prised at the rather unexpected death
Of Mr.. James Colhoun, which t,ok
place at his residence 1.-The Gate
House." recently. Deceased was we'll
known throughout 1nishowen, being
engaged in the building trade, which
business he carried on successfully for
almost 40 years.
Rev. James McFadden, P, p, the
Oldest priest in the diocese of Rap
hoe, has been appointed Archdeacon
by the Right Rev. DR.. O'Donne',.
Archdeacon McFadden was curate IN
the parish of aGrtan about 40 years
ago, when extensive evictions were
carried out in Glenveigh, and he
worked energetically in organizing a
committee of relief. He is brother Of
the late Right Rev. Monsignor and
Dean McFadden.
Dublin.
On Sunday, August %, in the pretty
little chapel of the Carmelite Monas.
terry, Clondalkin, Brother Anthony Of
the Sacred Heart of Jesus (Fintan
Dood, youngest son of the late p. j
: Dodd of Drogheda) made his Holy
Profession. The Very Rev. Father
Edward Holland, o. D. c., Provincial,
received his VOWS. The Rev. Faith r
Vincent, o. D. c., preached an i'm.
pressive sermon suitable to the -.
casion. The ceremony concluded with
Benediction of the Most Holy Sacra-
ment.
A marriage has been arranged and
will take place very quietly in Sep.
tember, between Richard Reeves, So.
ond son Of the late Patrick j. Smyth.
St. Ruth. Palmerstown Park, Dubli,4.
and Alice, second surviving daught ~
of the late Mr.. Cornelius Pelly, j. p.
Etwall, Landownc road, and grand.
daughter of the late DIR. O'Shaugh-
messy, D. L., of Limerick.
% Galway.
The solemn profession has takeH
place at the Church of the Carmelit.,
Friars. Loughrea, of Mr.. Joseph
O'Brien Tin religion Brother Gregory,
brother of the we'll known organist
Mr.. Vincent O'Brien, Dublin. An elo.
quent and impressive sermon was
preaced by the Rev. Father Colum
banus, o. D. C..
Kildare.
=. Mr.. Patrick Downey, large farme,
Of Newtown, while returning from q
!. funeral in the Monasterevan district
this week, suddenly expired in his
/, trap. Deceased had been ailing fol
. some time previously.
Kilkenny.
Mr.. Nicholas Coglan of jamestown
q died recently at the age of so years
Deceased gentleman was a highly