The Irish standard., 1910-12-03

}NEWS FROM |RELAND{
Fermanagh.


The licensed trades OF Co. Fer
managh, at a meeting in Enniskillen
presided over by MIR. c. kerrigan, II.
d. c., have unanimously decided not
to fill up or return Form ILL.,, until
the decision of the general meeting of
the trade to be held in Dublin is made
known.
Dismissed with costs" was the de-
clslon in an appeal by the landlord III
the case of Bailey, tenant VS.. Earl Of
Erne, landlord, from the decision af
Mr.. Commissioner Fitzgerald fixing a
fair rent on a holding of roods, the
rent being ga and the valuation G6
los. The landlords contention was
that the holding did not come under
the fair-rent provisions of the Land
Act.
Galway.
The Rev. Eustace l.. Murphy, 0. P,
died on Thursday, the 10th inst, at
the West Convent, Galway, where he
had spent the latter part of his life.
He was born in 1925 and entered the
Dominican Order at an early age. He
spent the greater part of his priest
hood in Dublin at St. Saviour's, where
he was much esteemed. The deceased
was a school-fellow of Father Tom
Burke, o. p, the famous preacher.
Kildare.
At the meeting of the Athy Urban
Council held on the 7th inst, it was
reported that in one day no less than
1878 vehicles passed over the Canal
bridge leading into the town from Cas-
tlecomer and that as many came, each,
from Stradbally, Monasterevin, and
Carlow districts.
Kilkenny.
Mr.. Stanislaus Thomas Eyre, of
Upper Court, Priesthood, has been ap-
pointed Il Deputy Lieutenant for Co.
Kilkenny.
The freedom of the City of Kill
kenny has been conferred on the
Countess of Dysart.
Kings County.
District Council No. l have decided
to serve notices of eviction on the
block-house tenants who refuse to pay
the rents fixed by the Council and de-
mand reduction.
AT the recent University examina-
tons Mr.. James M. Fay, son Denis
Fay, chairman of the Edenderry
Town Commissioners, carried off the
honors in fine arts and sG25 scholar
ship.
Kerry.
Chas. Lovett, of Cronogort, has been
returned for trial by special Court
at kenmare on charge of murder yf
one John Shee.
The Viceroy, during his visit to
Kerry on the, 5th inst, received an
acknowledgement petition from Mr.
Flavin. M. p, praying for the release
Of two young men named Bowling
from Listowel, who are undergoing
ten years penal servitude on a charge
Of shooting at the person. The pc
tition urged the innocence of the pris.
oners and the present peaceful condi-
ton of the district.
Leitrim.
The Local Government Board has
approved of the arrangement to pay
DIR. O'Carroll ga per week while sub.
stituting for the regular physician at
the Drumkeeran Dispensary
The Manorhamilton Board of Guard.
ians have appointed Mary Travers a
wardmaid In the Workhouse at Sd. per
diem.
Longford.
At meeting of the Granard Union
resolution to appoint two maternity
nurses for the Finea and Scrabby Dis.
tricts was not concurred in because
of the reduced Treasury grants.
The bid of Philip Reilly for repair.
Ing the Scrabby dispensary gate
(G2O) was considered excessive and
rejected.
louth.
At special Court in Drogheda, Pat.
rick F. Collier has been sentenced to
two months Imprisonment, in default
of finding bail, for driving two cattle
off grazing farm, belonging to a
man named Mullen, near Clogherhead
When found driving the cattle, Col.
lier was carrying a gun. To the an
imals' tails hats were tied, and on
these were painted the words-"Off
with the cattle and up with the PEG.
rle."
Meath.
In the Kings Bench two weeks ago,
by consent of the parties, an order
was made quashing a decision of the