The Irish standard., 1910-12-03

fellow left the cot in which he was
lying, and set his clothes on fire, and
was so badly burned that it died sub
sequently.
Queens County.
About 10 tons of hay belonging 10
SIR. R. H. Stubber, D. L., which was
stored in Il shed in the townland Of
kyledellig, Queens County, were de.
stroyed by fire a couple of nights ago.
The outbreak is believed to have been
accidental. Many people of the dis
irict assisted in Its extinction.
Roscommon.
On Monday the tenants on the es-
tate of Dunno, minors, consisting of
the townlands of Cloonenbane,. Rock
field, etc. met the agent of the prop
crty, Mr.. E. ]. Brown, OF Flynn's Ho-
tel, Rcscommon, with view to in
ducing him to sell the estate under
the Land Act to the C. D. Board The
tenants were represented by Mr.. Mich
ael Moran, solicitor. On a former &C.
casion the agent had agreed to offer
the estate for sale under the 1903 Act,
but the price was so high that the
tenants could not accept it.
Sligo.
Sligo Corporation has approved the
provisions Of bid by which it is
sought to raise G7,0O0-G3,O00 to go
TO the Bank of Ireland, members hav-
ing already pledged personal security,
and $4,000 to enable the Council to
meet liabilities and outgoings.
Tipperary.
In the action brought at Tipperary
Quarter Sessions by MIR. ]. Cullinan,
NJ. P, against VIM. Hourgan, Bansha,
to recover two years rent in respect
of land at Bansha, Judge Moore gave
decree for els, the amount claimed
Tyrone.
The Temperance Society Of Ardloe
lat the last meeting adopted resolu-
tons regretting the demise of the
late Father McEldoff, late P, P. Of
Pomery.
At Fivemiletown hiring fair on the
18th inst, the wages for good plough
men for the half-year averaged from
SO los to ell los. Farm laborers
wages ranged from 48 to G1O.
Wicklow.
On motion Of Mr.. Joseph McCar-
roll, seconded by Captain Hamilton,
Wicklow Urban Council unanimously
passed resolution calling on the Gov
eminent to make good the. 80 per cent
deducted from the Local Taxation Ac-
count and that in future the full
amount be paid from the Consolidated
Fund, as before the passing of the
Local Government Act of 1898.
Westmeath.
William Cooke, Patrick street, Null
lingar, charged with having been gull
ty of sacrilege in violently entering
the Cathedral on the seth ult., was
urraigned before Mr.. ]. K. Hill, R. M,
on the 5th inst After hearing evil
dence the magistrate said the case
was a serious one, and remanded the
prisoner to the winter assizes under
$50 bail.
+! Waterford.
The death will be learned with re-
sret of the Rev. Nicholas Gyles Car
CIV, Coolnagour, Dungarvan, after a
brief illness. The deceased. who was
held in much esteem by all classes in
the district, was member of an old
southern family, and was kindly dis
posed and charitable to the poor.
Wexford.
The death has taken place at Lo.
reto Convent, Hulme, Manchester, ,f
Mother Mary j. Ignatus Codd, a ma
tive Of Wexford, after so years spent
in the religious life.
The death of Miss Catherine Kin
sella, Kilrush, Ferns, recently, sewers
link with memorable past. Her
eviction, with brother and two sis
tiers, in 1882, was referred to on every
platform throughout Ireland in the
Gays of the Land War, and three
T! times the deceased was sent to prison
, for alleged intimidation, one of the
terms being for nine months.
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