The Irish standard., 1908-02-29
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!! NEWS FROM lRELRND I
Antrim.

ton on Feb. gave notice that, owing
to the falling off in the demand for
yarns and the stoppage of looms. the
working hours will be further reduced
to thirty seven hours per week from
February 18th. Between fifteen and
twenty thousand employees will be af-
fected
4 Armagh.
On January 2S, at the Church Of st.
Francis Xavier, Dublin by his Emin-
ence Cardinal Logue. (uncle of the
bride), assisted by the Rev. James Fla
vim, Adm, Pro- Cathedral: the Rev. Eu-
gene Mccarthy, st. Michan's: the Rev.
Father Fottrell, S. j., the Rev. j. A.
Cullen, S. j., the Rev. Father lgnatius,
!. o. D. c., Loughrea. and the Rev. L.
Wheeler, S. j., James Ward Brodcrick,
Hibernian Bank house, Armagh, was
married to Mary Agnes Ward, third
+ daughter of the late Mrs. Ward, Car
rigat Co. Donegal
Carlow.
The return of Mr.. Walter MacMur-
rough Kavanagh for Carlow as a Ma
tionalst created some interest in the
2 House of Commons where the tradition
Of his remarkable fathers violent land
lordism when representing the same
constituency still abides, writes the
Il London correspondent of the Free
!, mans Journal. Mr.. kavanagh signed
! the Party pledge and sent it to Mr..
Redmond on Feb. 3.
. Cork.
In a debate in the House of COM
mons, Feb. 5, on cattle driving in Ire
land, Mr.. William O'Brien. who was
warmly cheered by the Irish Party. de-
livered an indictment of the action of
3 both Parties in ireland i'm the past.
cordially defending and applauding Mr..
? Birrells attitude. The Press campaign
carried OH during the winter he ex-
posed with great effect. If there We're
any real need of Coercion as between
the two countries he thought the Gov
ernment might most fifty begin by
hanging the writer of the Irish editori-
ais in the London "rimes," who would
he understood him to be an lrishlnan
who ought to know better
Clare.
MIR. Patrick Ryan, Nationalist School
teacher, was shot while standing at the
e door of his house at Doorns. a remote
district OF East Glare, on Jan. %. 1t is
said to be the outcome of a land dis
pute. AT Dromindoora, in the same
district, the house of farmer named
MacNamara was fired into the same
night. and for the same alleged rea-
MacNamara.
81. cava".
In the case of Doan. deceased, vs. Do
Ian. Mr.. W. E. Wylie applied on behalf
of the plaintiff, Patk Dolan, adminis-
traitor under power of attorney from
James Dolan, the only next-of-kin. for
an order for the administration of the
: estate of Patrick Dolan. deceased, late
+ Of Belturbet. From the plaintiffs af-
fldavit it appeared that Patrick Dolan
died on the 18th of October last, being
then possessed of about E12O worth
Of stock, etc. After his death the sum
-
notes. gold and silver, which had been
afterwards lodged in the bank on de-
posit receipt
Mr.. Justice Kenny made the order
Il Tor administration sought and directed
4 !, that the e1,100 should be lodged in
court within a week.
Derry.
s The Rt. Rev. Mgr McFaul Water
4 side, Derry, met with serious and
II painful accident on Jan. 81. The ven-
Ssjerable gentleman, while coming down.
D stairs. slipped and fell violently, with
1.-The result that his arm is badly broken
both above and below the elbow. His
3s physicians stated that the fractures
ARE of such nature that it is feared
5$ amputation may be necessary. Mon
Il signor McFaul is deeply respected. and
"a profound feeling or regret prevails.
,#The beloved clergyman has been visit
Led by many sympatl1zing friends, in
i. Guiding His Eminence Cardinal I.ogue.
~ Down.
II AT an important meeting recently at
is cambridge OF tho Hand-I.oom VIEWERS
" Factory Operatives and others interest
Led in the Irish damask industry. reso-
d l1ltions We're adopted urging the Gov
" @ernment to pass bill compelling man.
y nfacturers to have woven into hand
" made cloths, the words Irish hand
y woven linen Damask;" also to compel
the manufacturers. in the case of other