The Irish standard., 1910-11-26
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limb being so shockingly mangled
that it had to be amputated.
Antrim.
Mr.. j. Clark, Clerk of the Antrim
Guardians, has resigned owing to
failing health. He filled the position
for 81 years.
The MacroOm Guardians have re-
solved to present an address of con-
graduation to Mr.. John Redmond, M.
p. and his fellow ENJOYS on their re-
turn Two Guardians dissented from
the resolution.
The first instalment OF the collec-
ton of the Macroom branch of the
All for Ireland League for the Susten-
tation Fund, amounting to G34, was
handed in at the committee meeting
on the 1st inst, Mr.. J. O'Leary, J. p,
Co. c., presiding.
Clare.
VIM. Reybauld, builders laborer,
who was admitted to the Ennis In
Urinary on Nov. LIST, suffering from
injuries caused by falling from
scaffolding at the rear of Mr.. Mack
ey's premises, Church street. He died
the following morning.
Cavan.
At both Masses in Cavan on Oct.
3Oth letter was read from Most Rev.
M,
tests as "an irreligious and democrat
izing practice"
Carlow.
The remains were inferred on the
Goth ult in presence of the comnu-
nifty and large attendance of the
late Rev. Mother Mary Aloysius Sulll-
van, of the Convent of Mercy, Car
low. Deceased, whose death has been
already announced, had attained her
s3rd year, and belonged to Kill
kenny family. Frior 10 the interment,
Requiem Mass was celebrated by the
Rev. P. CORY, Adm, Carlow, in pres
ence of the Worry Rev. DR.. j. Foley,
3 President Carlow College, who presid.
ed
Dublin.
3" At an inquest held in connection
with the death Of Christopher Neil,
employed on a boat belonging to the
Grand Canal Co., who fell overheard,
and was drowned at Ballyleague, Co.
Roscommon, the jury in finding a YER
diet of found drowned" recommend
I'd that lights should be provided on
a. the boats, and the decks better pro-
t@cted. Deceased, who was steady
man, was married and belonged to
Hazlehatch, Co. Dublin.
Derry.
y verdict of accidental death has
been returned in the case of VIM J.
Cooke, farmer and scutch-mill pro-
prietor Turmoil, Dungiven, Co. Der
ry, who was caught in the revolving
cogs at the scutch-mill and had one
of his arms dreadfully mangled. DR..
Martin, ]. p, Dungiven, dressed the
injuries, and the little fellow was re-
moved to Derry Infirmary, where his
death took place.
Donegal
Castlederg Rural Council has passed
resolution pressing upon the Treas
ury the urgency of making the grant
Of 10000 recommended by the Irish
Railways Commission, in respect OF
the purchase of rolling stock for the
Castlederg and Victoria Bridge Tram
way Company's line.
Down.
Mr.. J. P. Hannigan, an Inspector Of
the Local Government Board, held an
examination at Newry District No. 1,
as to the working of the scheme OF
building Laborers Cottages. Under
the first scheme it developed that IL
cottages were built and 81 under the
second at total cost of $4,000. Ap-
plication was made for the sum of
$4,000 to carry out the third scheme.
~. Fermanagh.
On Thursday evening, Mr.. Thomas
Phair, Enniskillen, driving home from
Ballinamallard. found man named
Thomas Stevens, Of Manorhamilton,
lying on the roadside with his throat
cut, the windpipe being almost sew
cred. Mr. Phair kindly took him to
Fermanagh Co Hospital, where he
lies in somewhat precarious condi-
ton.
Galway.
1t is computed that fully 1000 per-
sons took the pledge during Temper
ance Mission just closed at Aughrim,
which was conducted by the Rev. T.
j. Joyce
The. dublin Gazette" contains the
announcement that John Francis Grit
I'm, merchant, Cross street, Galway,
has been adjudged bankrupt
Kerry.