The Irish standard., 1910-08-13

"N>OA So az a pliNolS IpSlllt1l III IuD-
lin after a short Illness Some time
ago DR.. OGorman contracted a slight
cold which later on developed into
pneumonia. The deceased, who was for
many years medical officer of the Bal
lyragget Dspcnsary District, was only
IS years of age.
! DR.. O'Hanlon. Castlecomer. has been
presented with am address and testi-
monial consequent on his retirement
from the position of medical officer of
! the Workhouse and Dispensary Dis
trict. The chair was taken on the oc-
casion by the Ven. Archdeacon Cody,
p. p.
! Kerry.
! On Sunday night, July 18th, at II
o'clock, Mrs. Mangan, Bedford, Lis
towel, mother of the Most Rev DR..
Mangan, Bishop of Kerry. died at the
age of Sc years. The funeral took place
to the family burial ground Listowel.
Much regret has been occasioned by
the death of Miss M. a. Hobbins, which
occurred at her residence, Newbrdge
House, Birr, on Saturday, July 18th.
The deceased, who was sister to the
late District Inspector Hobbins, Ca
herciveen, was extremely popular in
the Birr district.
Louth.
Tn cnnnnrtinn with tEa u,l, NJ, To
adjust the difference between Drogheda
Gas Committee and the contractor, Mr..
Steel. Athone, who recently built the
new rctorts at the gas works, the arbi-
traitors have given their decision
against the Gas Committee.
Lonqford.
The Committee of the Grannrd CO.
Operative Dairy Society, Ltd, has
passed a resolution protesting against
state control of the Irish dairying in
dustry, and expressing the opinion that
the proper body To control it is the
Irish Agricultural Organization Socie-
ty. who had fostcred the industry in
it's infancy and brought it to it's pres
ent stage Of perfection" The Croghan
CO. Cooperative Agricultural and Dairy
Society. Ltd, has also passed a reso-
luton protesting against the proposed
partment.
Limerick
At meeting of the Limerick CITY
branches of the United Irish League,
definite intimaton was received that
Mr.. John Redmond NJ. p, chairman of
the Irish party. would attend with sew
eral of his principal colleagues at a
monster demonstration to be held at
Limerick on Sept. 18th.
Leitrim.
A meeting of the Manorhamilton lid
Age Pension Committee was held at
the court house on Monday last, Mr..
Thos. McGovern, ]. P. presiding. Sew
eral applications were received and con-
sidered and at the conclusion of the
business the chairman then proposed
the following resolution: "Resolved,
That we, the members of the Manor
hamilton Committee, desire to place on
record our regret at the departure OF
Mr.. O'Conncll P. o.. of the Manor
hamilton district, who during his short
term of office here has been most cour-
teous and painstaHing in the discharge
of his duties; and we tended to him
our sncerest wishes for his future well
fare" Mr.. Peter DOlan seconded the
resolution, and said he fully endorsed
the econiums of the chairman.
Mayo.
A settlement was announced in the
Chanccry Court last week in the ac-
ton brought by John Bourke, a farmer.
/ Rooskey, County Mayo. against Will
lam Rourke. his brother Of Ralygoen
County MAYO. for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning a declaration that the defend
ant held certain lands as trustee for
plaintiff. and also an account of the
rents and profits. The defendant un-
dertook to pay the plaintiff G325 in
full discharge of all claims.
Monaghan.
On Saturday morning, July 18th, the
remains of the late Very Rev. Peter
McGlone. D. D., P. P, Carrickmacross
dean Of the diocese Of Clogher were
removed from st. Macarten's Semi
nary. Monaghan, to st. Macartens Ca
thedral. Requiem mass was celebrated
by the Rev. James McPhillips. Adm,
Monaghan. There was a very large
attendance Of clergy and of the towns
people. The principal business houses
in the town were closed and blinds
were drawn on private residences while
the cortege passed to the Cathedral.
! Meath.
The death has taken place in the
Mater Hospital of man named JAS
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