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=. ULSTER.
At q meeting of the Armagh board
of education, under the presidency of
Cardinal Logue, the Very Rev. Canon
Coyne was unanimously elected COM
missioner for education for the year
1910.
According TO the Dublin Gazette, a
petition presented by certain solicit
ors practicing in Newry and others,
praying for the establishment of a
court for the transaction Of equity
business at Ballybot (Newry), for the
Markethill division of the County Ar
magh, has been granted, same to take
effect at and after the Hilary ses-
sions 1910.
On Tuesday night "a great Nation
list demonstration was held at Garri-
son in common Grafton of the Man
chester martyrs. Later on at a pub
lie meeting interesting addresses were
delivered by prominent local speak
ers
The Dublin Gazette announces that
the estates commissioners propose to
acquire compulsory lands in the
townland of Rossmacile, barony Of
Magherastephana, under the evicted
tenants act 1907 The area of the
lands. which are the property Of Lord
Erne, is ninety-five acres, seven
perches
MUNSTER.
The death of the Rev. Hugh Kelle
her. P P. Grenagh, occurred unex-
pectedly at the parochial house, Gre.
nagh. BY his death the ministery in
Cloyne and in particular his parish
toner's. suffer a great loss. The de-
ceased clergyman had the repute of
being the oldest clergyman in the do
cese of Cloyne. and was pastor of
Grenagh for upwards Of a quarter of
century.
Most Rev. DR.. Mangan. Bishop of
Kerry, has promoted Rev. P. O'Shea,
e c. c.. Boherbee. to the pastoral charge
of Kilgarvan, rendered vacant by the
promotion of Rev. DR.. McGillycuddy
p. p, to LiXnaw.
Rev. Father Alphonsus. O. F. NJ,
Killarney. recently celebrated the
golden jubilee of his ordination to the
priesthood and was presented with a
golden chalice and vcstments by the
Third Order in Killarney
TraIee now boasts of another beau
tiful building-the new county hall,
which has just been completed. The
various offices will soon be occupied.
and many pleasant hour be enjoyed
by Kerry men in the assembly rooms
sof the new building.
- LEINSTER.
= The Westmeath committee of tech
nical instruction, at their meeting at
Mullingar, appointed j. ]. f. Clempett
of the Commercial school, Rathmines.
Dublin, commercial instructor for the
county.
A cattle drive took place off the
grass lands of Lacken and Rathganey,
in the Multyharnham district. There
Were some seventy or eighty head of
seattle driven, the property of P. Con-
nell. Sherlock Moatc, who holds por-
-Iion of the lands for grazing The
beasts were driven four or five miles
We have received a copy of the
Tipperary Annual, a little publication
gotten up the proprietor of the Ma
tionaliSt. on which its reflects great
credit The SUBJECTS treated in the
Annual mostly pertain to Tipperary
and its gallant sons, and it should
prove an interesting addition to every
Tipperary mans library.
Thomas Shillington, who served his |
apprenticeship with Messrs. r. Sim |
mons and county solicitors, Dublin, !
has been admitted a solicitor of the !
supreme court. MIR. Shillington will |
practice ct Peterborough with Messrs. |
Cochrane and company. solicitors. of |
Dublin, Peterborough and Balyjames- 1
duff.
CONNOUGHT.
Some 900 acres of the demesne on |