The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-10-09

renewed license to kill game; that
defendant had on the same occasion
used setter dogs for the destruction Of
game; and that he carried and used
q gun without license. The Court
fined Mr.. Pierce 20 pounds, but further
reduced the penalty to pounds, and
finally to sos.
Kerry.
The Killarney boatmen have sent
a memorial to Lord Kenmare asking
Lord Kenmare not to permit the use
OF motor or power boats for tourists on
the lakes, and pointing out that the use
of such boats would be detrimental to
the fisheries owing to the discharge Of
grease and poisonous bilge. Lord Ken
mare says in reply that while he did
not object to the use on the lakes by
private owners of small eectric
launches, he declined to allow the use
Of such boats in connection with The
tourist traffic.
Ntkenny.
On September 7th, John Lanigan.
solicitor, Kilkenny, was united in the
bonds Of matrimony to Miss Rather
inc Augusta Slaen. Of Dungannon.
The wedding ceremony, which was
witnessed by number of friends of
the bride and bridegroom, took place
at the Church Of st. Paul Of the
Cross, Mount Argus, Dublin, aud was
performed by Very Rev. Father Sc
bastion, c. p, rector cousin Of the
bride), assisted by Rev. J. MacRury,
DID,, Maynooth, and the Rev. J.
Doyle. Adm. st. Mary's, Kilkenny.
leitrim.
At an oyster supper held recently
in Carrick- on Shannon, the party were
much surprised at one of their guests
finding a pearl Of considerable value in
one Of the shells. The, oysters served
at the supper had been supplied by
the owner of bed on the West Coast
of Ireland to Carrick gentleman.
Limerick.
Captain Edward O'Meagher Condor
was, at special meeting OF the Liner
lex Corporation September IT, present
ed with the freedom of the city. In q
speech he said Irelond had gained
through the Irish Party concessions
which he thought could only be won by
physical force. Addresses from local
bodies were also presented to Captain
Condor.
Meath.
At recent meeting of the Kells
Vigilance committee 1t was decided to
renew application for the unsold lands
of Newrath, since on the very borders
Of the estate there are a number OIL
most deserving applicants, whose
claims have been urged from time to
time by this committee, and whose ap-
pointment as tenants would give gen.
eral satisfaction.
Mayo.
In the case of John Gibbons. al
bankrupt. Of Westport, Justice Dodd
Oh September Is. refused to discharge
the bankrupt and his wife from Gus
tody to which they had been COM
mitted at previous sitting for I'M
answering. The court said
before he could discharge the prison.
ers a full disclosure of their effects
must be made.
Rosoommon.
Great Indignation has been aroused
by the action of the Castlerea Local.
Government Board in striking off the
names of 1877 old age pensioners en-
tirely on the ground that they did not
appear in the census returns. In their
annual report issued short time ago
the Board admit that there are no
doubt instances of inaccuracy'' in tho
census returns. Moreover, it must be
remembered, that there was no STATUE
tory registration Of births In Ireland
prior to 1854.
IipperAry.
The Urban District Council at their
meeting passed resolutions expressing
the gratitude and respect of the people
Of the town towards the distinguished
community Of the presentation nuns ON
the occasion Of their celebration of the
centenary Of their coming to Dungar-
van. 1t was unanimously resolved that
an address in behalf of the people be
presented to the Rev. Mother on tho
date of the centenary. September II.
Tyrone.
In the little churchyard attached to
Donaghy Independent church, about
two miles from Stewartstown, and
about mile from High Cross-and
Of which the Rev. James Grey is pas
tor-a beautiful headstone has been
erected by public subscription con-
tributed by friends and neighbors, to
the memory Of James Holt, who died
on November 6, 1894, and his wife Mar.