The Irish standard., 1909-12-18
3NEWS FROM IRELAND

It Is stated that the contract for the
bridging of the Lee has been given to
the firm of Sir VIM. Arroll & Co., the
celebrated bridge builders.
h. David Crotty, a student at Presenta.
top College, Queenstown, stumbled
over 1.-The stair rails while leaving q
Hass rooA1, and fell distance of 20
feet. He sustained a compound frac-
: ture of the skull, which resulted in
his death.
Much regret is felt in Kildysart
(Clare) at the removal of Father Con-
sidine, who had identified himself
wholly with the life of the parishion-
ers. BY his discretion, judgment and
counsel, disputes were settled which
would otherwise involve costly law
suits.
nd cavan.
Most Rev. DR.. Boylan, Bishop of Kill
more, who had been seriously ill in q
private hotel in Dublin a couple of
weeks ago, IN steadily improving in
health.
The following deaths have taken
place: November 2, William Gregg,
Derryhoo; recently, Charles Eaton.
Cavan; October 20, John Rogers, Bail
leboro; November 8, Francis Magee.
Maudabawn, aged II years.
Carlow.
DIR. Farmer, one of the most respect
ed residents in Bagnelstown, died on
November 9. S.2r
Died-Novembe r 18th, at his resi-
dence. Ballinabraulaa, Carlow, John
Grannells, aged 4S years; November
9th, at the residence of his mother,
Bridge street, Tullow, Charles O'Brien,
aged 81 years.
Dublin.
Died-November II, at SO Eccles
street, Dublin, Mary Anne, wife of
j. J. Darcy, J. p, Echo Point, Clifden.
November 18th, at SIS Mountjoy street,
John Jordan. October 20, at AZ Gold
stone villas, Hove, Brighton, Julia
Lewis, aged rs years, widow of Cap
tain J. T. Lewis, r. N. r., of B. I. S.
N. Co. November 10, at his residence.
the Post ONCE, Batoath, Nicholas MUIR
ray, aged "a years. November 18th, ut
her residence, % Upper Gardinerkstreet,
Esther, relict of the late Matthew
O'Neill. November 9Th, at her resi-
denoe Baldonnell, Clondalkin, wife Ut
James Nugent. November 9, 1909, ut
a private nursing home, Lower Lesson
street, aged So years, William Joseph
Ryan, solicitor, late of Ga Wellington
road. November 9, at Rathcoole, after
~ tedious illness, Mary Jane Senior!
November o. at his residence, So Cabra
Park, Dublin, William Treacy.
Down.
D. M. Graley,' c. E., has fixed COM
pensation at % pounds and costs i'll
the claim by Mrs. Leathem, Rathfri-
land. against the Newry No. Rural
District Council for laying q; sewer
through her garden. It appears that
the Council laid a sewer for the drain
age Of premises belonging to Miss Bell,
and when the claim for compensation
was lodged the matter was referred to
an arbitration, but no agreement was
reached. The fixing of the award then
devolved on Mr.. Gracey. ..
\ Donegal. r. 81,
Most Rev. DR.. o'Donneli5 iiase ap-
pointed Rev. Joseph Sweeney, c.. C.,
Killymard, to be c. c., Glenvar, Rath-
mullen, replacing Rev. John Doherty,
c. c., transferred to Letterkenny.
Married, October II, at Glenan Cath
olic church, by the Rev. ]. Burns, G. c.,
Charles, youngest SON Of Charles Mol
10y. ex-N. T. to Susanna, fifth daugh-
ter Of William Gallagher. Castletown,
Dunhinssly, and late instructress Dom
egal TschnicaJ Instruction Department
Fermanagh.
Miss NcCaffrey, matron Of Ennis
killen Union for nearly forty years has
been granted an increase Of salary
amounting to is pounds per year.
Regret was felt in Irvinestown and
district by the sudden death on Nov
z Of Gerard Chittick of Glenawl. He
suddenly dropped off his chair, and be-
fore medical aid could be procured life
was extinct. Deceased was an extern
sive farmer, and leaves a widow and
nine children to mourn his loss.
Galway.
An interesting wedding ceremony
took place in St. Patrick's church, Gal.
way, on November 9, when Philip o.
Garman was united in the bonds Of
.matrimony Ito Miss Rose O'Loughlin
niece of j. j. Donnel1an. Shop street.
Died Recently, Thomas L.ally Greg
more. Recently, John Qualter, Lide-
Nv g.