The Irish standard., 1908-08-22
machugh; Rev. Father curran, G. c.,

worthstown; Rev. Father Clancy, to
be c. c. in Drumshambo; Rev. Father
Mcguire, G.. c., Lanesborough. to be
G. c., Streete; Rev. Father Herman,
G. c., Streete, to be C. c., Lanesbor-
ough; Rev. Nj. Burke, e. C, Mohill, to
be G. c., Granard, vice Rev. B. Con.
molly, c. c., changed to Moate; Rev.
H. Mcguire. G. c., Columkille, to be
c. c., Mohill; Rev. F. O'Reilly, c. c.,
Cloone, to be c. c., Co'umkille; Rev. ].
Bannon, G. c., Aughavas, to be C. c..
Banagher; Rev P. ]. O'Kelly, c. c.,
Clonfanlough, to be c. c., Carricked-
mond Rev. Father Farrell NEWLY or
dained). to be C. c.. Fenagh; Rev.
Father O'Connor. (do, to be C. c.,
Cloone; Rev. Father Casey (do), to be
c. c., Aughavas.
Louth.
Lord Rathdonnel. Drnmcar, Dunleer,
has sold the Willistown property to
the Estates Commissioners for distri.
button amongst the lahorers and small
farmers
Mayo.
The death is announced of Miss
Mary Jane (May) O'Hara. which took
place at the convent of Notre Dame,
Bastogue. Belgium, at the early age of
% years. Deceased was niece of the
Rev. Denis O'Hara. P. p, Kiltimagh,
and the .'ery Rev. Canon O'Hara, Kill
omvee. !,allaghadereen.
The profession has taken place at
the Convent of Mercy, Ballina of Miss
Monica LAWN. in religion Sister Mary
Catherine, fourth daughter of Mr.. Mi
chael LAWN, Ballyhaunis. Most Rev.
DR.. Conmy performed the ceremony,
which was attended by number Of
friends of Sister Mary Catherine.
Monaghan.
A marriage has beer arranged, and
will take place shortly, between DR..
McKenna, ]. p. Carrickmacross, Coun-
tv Monaghan, and Miss Neill McElli.
gott, youngest daughter of Gerald
McElligott, Esq. Mount Rivers, Listo-
wei, Co. Kerry.
Roscomron.
A RENE rkable discovery of much in
terest to antiqrarians has been made
in the Prislagh mountains. Ten old
silver Spanish coins of various dates
in the sixteenth century were UNI
earthed by some tourists in an angle
of an old castle. A tradition is that
this was a hiding place for months
of MANY Spanish fugitives after the
destruction of the Armada and years
ago there were unearthed remains of
old armor and Wondering military
weapons. The news Of the find has at
tracted much attention, and extensive
digging operations are being pursued.
Tipperary.
On July 18th. very pretty wedding
was solemnized in Clongreen church,
the contracting parties being Miss
Ellen Sheehan and Mr.. P. J. Condor,
Tinnerath. The ceremony was cele.
Drated with Nuptial Mass by the Rev.
p. ]. Sinnot. G. c., Clongeen. Miss
Mary Fabel'in was bridesmaid and
Mr.. Laurence Fvoy hest man. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Condor are most deserv.
eddy popular in the district Both are
natives of Tipperary, and are held in
the highest esteem by all who know
them. 90.
The deat1 occurred recently at the
age Of 80 years of Bridget Gleason.
daughter of the late Dan Keane, Birr
Road. Nenagh. The Keane family
was one of the Oldest amongst the in
habitants of Nenagh and the members
were always respected by their neigh
bors and general public.
Tyrone.
On July Goth an old and respected
citizen If stewartstown, named Mr..
Andrew Johnston WHO resided with
his nephew at Curglasson died sud
denly while on his way to the morning
service. Wien nearing the church he
became suddenly i'll and died in a
few minutes. 'rhe deceased had for
some tine been suffering from heart
disease He was agent for a number
If es6atcc and held many other import
ant app ,intmen:s. His death is gen.
orally regretted.
Wexford.
The Most Rev. Bishop of Ferns has
prmoted Rev. Laurence Jones, Vicar
of Kilmannon and Bal!yconnlck, to be
Rector of Donoughmore. Ardamine.
and the adjoining parishes. Father
Jones belongs to one Ct the old priest.
ly families Of North Wexford. Father
James Tanning, his grand uncle, was
long Vicar oi Kilrane, and died Rector
of Kilrush. while his great eranduncle,
Father Joseph v. Tanning. of the Aug.
l.. M