The Irish standard., 1910-10-15
Kilkenny.

board of guardians Mr.. J. j. Gilbert
entered protest against the recent
address presented to Mr.. John Red.
mond at Kilkenny having been adopt
cd without notice being given to all
the members of the board. Mr.. Har-
rington said the great majority of the
board were in favor of the address;
and the chairman (Mr. Nj. Fitzgerald)
said the matter was dealt with in the
usual way.
Kerry.
The Tralee guardians, on the mo-
ton of Mr. j. Insolvency., chairman,
have passed {; vote of sympathy with
! the relatives of the late Mr.. V. H.
M'Cowen, d Tralee man, who held
fast Corporation
At a special meeting Of the Knock
avilla branch, All-for-Ireand league,
! Mr.. Patrick Desmond was elected
president; Mr.. J. Delaney, honorable
secretary, and Mr. Drew, honorable
treasurer. Mr.. Granger said Father
Scanlan had requested that deputa-
tion be appointed to call on him for
the money received for the now ex.
tinct branch of the United Irish lea.
que in the parish.
Kings County.
Another railway breakdown occur.
red at Roscrea on the 22nd inst, and
in consequence the 10 o'clock passen.
ger train, which was to convey buy
ers to the Banagher fair, was unable
to proceed on the journey to Birr for
some time owing, it was stated, to the
reversing gear being out of order
After an hours work on the part of
Driver Broughal and his fireman, VIM.
Morgan, the necessary repairs were
effected, and the train arrived at Birr
before u o'clock.
I Louth.
References to his ability and cour-
tesy while in the force, and wishing
him prosperity and health in his re-
tirement, were made by the magis-
trates Dundalk Petty Sessions regard
ing Head Constable Myles, who is
relinquishing active duties. Mr.. NJ
Court. j. p, presiding at the sessions
on Friday. voiced the opinion of his
felloW-magistrates in describing him
as one Of the most efficient officers
he had ever knoWn-a man who had
always performed his duties in a
straightforward and honorable man.
ner.
Longford.
hay-shed and its contents, about
30 tons of hay, belonging to Mr.. H
Martin, at Knappogue, four miles from
Longford, were destroyed by fire on
Sept Goth The house on the lands
is occupied by police, who are prote, t.
ing caretaker. The origin of the
fire is unkonwn.
leitrim.
The Carrigallen fair on Monday
Sept. 18th, was largely attended by
buyers and sellers, and prices all
round proved satisfactory. Seventeen
wagon loads were subsequently dis
patched from Killeshandra railway
station. The people of Carrigallen
although possessing no transit facili
ties, have established most success
full fairs and markets, while Kille
shandra fairs might be easily re.es
; tablished
Limerick.
The death has occurred at Knock
toran, Kilmallock, of Michael Col
Inns, young man, who, while assist
ing in making up hay, fell on fork
The Limerick harbor board, on thu
motion of Mr.. T. G. Cleeve, passed .
vote of sympathy with the City Higt
Sheriff, Mr.. VIM. Halliday. on the oc
casion of the death of his mother.
Mayo.
The Most Rev. DR.. Healy has ap
pointed the Rev. Richard Canaval
Adm. for Westport, in room of thu
Very Rev. Canon M'Donald, latel.
promoted to the pastoral charge o
Newport. Father Caravan is a sol
of the late Mr.. B. Caravan, Belclare
and brother of Mr. Patrick Caravan
T. c., and Mr. Edward Caravan, mer
chants, Tuam.
Mr.. Francis Gowan, who for owe
four years was cashier in the Balm
robe branch of the Bank OF Ireland
left for Drogheda on promotion. Pre-
vious his departure his friends il
Ballingrobe presented him with cost
ly ring and pin.
Meath.
81 am innocent and foolish" salt
= James Glacken when asked at Naval
Petty Session last week what he hat
to say in answer to a charge of steal