The Irish standard., 1908-07-18
NEWS FROM lRELAND !
Antrim.
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The death has occurred Of Mr.. Joseph
4 McKenna, formerly master Of Clones
esteemed, particularly in football cir
cles, throughout Ulster. The attend
ance at the funeral was both large and
representative.
The death has occurred at the Con-
vent Of Mercy. Belfast. of the Rev.
Mother Aloysius Phelan, at an advance
ed age. Deceased was a native Of Kill
kenny and came to Belfast over forty
years ago, after she was professed.
cavan.
- Mr.. James Gaffney, one Of the fast
diminishing group Of the 81 Movement,
and who had been president of the Ole
Guard Union for the past three years,
died at his residence. Kilmore, Artane.
after a few days illness. The deceased
gentleman had presided at the reunion
of the Old Guard Union on Sunday.
the 14th inst, when he appeared to be
y in his ordinary state Of good health.
Glare.
At westland Row church, Dublin. a
pretty wedding took place, when Mr.. j.
: w. Mcguire, eldest son of Mr.. ]. P.
MCGUIRE, Royal Spa Hotel. Lisdoonvar-
ma. was married to Miss Mary Frances
Higgins, eldest daughter Of the late Mr..
Michael Higgins, solr, Liscannor. The
officiating clergymen were the Rev. j.
]. Heagney, c. c., Loughrea, assisted
by the Rev. Father Callahan, Adm.
westland Row. The bride was given
away by her brother, Mr.. Patrick His-
gins, Dublin, and was attended by her
e sister, Mamie, and Miss Mary Nc
Guire, sister Of the bridegroom. The
bridegroom was attended by his BROTH
er, Mr.. Jas. P. Mcguire, Jr.
F. Cork.
News Of the death Of William Lavelin
Puxley has been received from Winni-
peg, Manitoba. Deceased was the eld-
est surviving son Of Henry L. Pulley.
who owns Dunboy Castle and estates
in Bearhaven, where the family are
very popular.
A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied at st. Marys church, Killarney.
on June II. The happy couple were
Mr.. John Stanley Morris, second son
Of Mr.. Edward H. Morris, senior part
ner Of the firm of Messrs. Morris, Tals-
hall and Pool, Chutney. Shropshire. and
Miss Helen Margaret. only daughter Of
Mr.. Charles Neill. Charlesville, Co..
Cork. Rev. ]. o. Madden. Rector. Kill
larney, officiated. The bride was given
away by her father.
Derry.
The Derry branch of the irish Ma
tional Council. after discussion on
the importance to Irish progress Of the
effective teaching Of science in the
new Universities, adopted a resolution
declaring to be essential to the full
utility Of the new Universities propos-
ed to be established In Ireland that
their teaching of natural science should
be specially developed, and that this
important matter should be kept prom
Z inently in view during the formation
OF the Universities.
Donegal.
i, The death has occurred at Kilcullen
= House, Donoughmore. of Mr.. Charles
4 Lynch, who had attained the advanced
y age of 81 years. He was magistrate
since 1870, and regularly attended at
/, the Petty Sessions. He excelled as
sportsman, and was considered one Of
the best shots in the county.
Dublin.
His Grace the Most Rev. DR.. Delary,
Archbishop of Hobart, who is at pres
i ent paying flying visit to his native
= land, of1iciated at the First Commun-
/, ion of the children of st. Laurence
n ORIOLES parish on the Feast Of Cor
pus Christi.
The death of the Mother Superioress
I, OF Jervis Street Hospital occurred in
Is that institution on the 4th inst. For
!.
4; years old, had been in declining health.
q but despite the infirmities which her
illness and increasing years brought on,
i she continued until few days ago to
4 take an active part in experimenting
4 the numerous details Of the administra-
s@ tion Of the hospital. In religion, Sis
n ter Mary Scholastica, she belonged to
" on old Cork family, and was half sis
n ter of Mr.. James Geary. the assistant
u superintendent of Glasnevin Cemetery.
sss Fermanash.
A majority Of Enniskillen Urban
ss Council has directed the Town Clerk
n 20 proceed with the necessary steps
iSsto put the Shop Hours Act in force,
II with a view to establishing a weekly
AZ half holiday. Mr.. Cooper stated that