The Irish standard., 1910-07-30

| UrllngfOrd Board of Guardians passed
similar vote, and also one of regret
at the death of Mr. Thomas Fitzger-
aid, J. p, of Wallardstown, Callan.
| Limerick.
! 1t was decided at a meeting held In
FoX's Hotel, Limerick. on Wednesday,
to establish a Pension Clerks Society,
MIR. Edward O'Brien, Ballingarry, was
appointed chairman; Mr.. e. G. Casey,
Rathkeale. ce-chairman, and J. p.
Rahilly, secretary.
A marriage was solemnized last
week at ST. Mary's cathedral, LINER
ick, of Mr.. Daniel de Courcy Mac
Gillycuddy, Tralee and Miss Lillian
Cleeve, younger daughter of the late
Sir Thomas Cleeve, Limerick. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
j. w. Dunn, vicar of Townend, Bris-
toll. uncle of the bride, with the Right
Rev. DR.. Orpen and the Rev. T. F..
Abbott.
Loutn.
OAoSASud \Ol pOIdIlOIA has uudHls
mously adopted Part 1. of the Tuber-
culosis Prevention Act.
! Mr.. B. R. T. Balfour, D. L., Town
ley hall, last week handed over to the
Corporation of Drogheda the pretty
park at Magdalene, to be known as
"Magdalene Garden"
i Londonderry.
Nine men who were charged at Mag
herafelt last week with riot and I'M
lawful assembly at Ballylifford, on
January 20, in connection with the
: South Derry election, were bound to
the peace.
A heated scene occurred last week
at Magherafelt Board of Guardians
touching the appointment of an an
alyst. An offer of acceptance had
/ been received from MIR. Thorpe. Dub
lin, but the clerk pointed out that h.
J. had sent no written application, and
that his acceptance was not in terms
, of the Boards Intentions. Eventually
Mr.. M'Mullan. of Belfast, was elected
by 20 votes to 10.
Lonsford.
Irregularities in the fever hospital
and the general management of the
ject of an inquiry which was opened
by DIR. Smyth. Local Government
, Board Inspector.
, Monaghan.
J Much regret is felt in Monaghan a.
the death Of Mr.. Robt. Mitchell, who
for close on fifty years. has carried
. on a successful drapery business in
!, the town. The late Mr. Mitchell who
5 was stricken with a sudden illness 4
few days ago, was one of the leading
merchants i'll Monaghan, and enjoyed
, an extensive popularity.
. Meath.
, The following gentlemen have been
elected to represent the Co. Neat.
5 Branch of the Irish Landowners Con-
$ vention for the year: -Delegates-Si
j. r.. Dillon, Bart, d. L.: Mr.. r. r
: FitzHerbert, D. L.: Mr.. ]. H Nichol-
j, son: Supplemental Delegatcs-Mr. f
3 +. Sclater, Capt. +. a. Blish; Hon
Q secretary and treasurer, Mr.. G. ii
Fowler. Eureka, Kclls.
Mayo.
;, In the new church of st. Patrick
!. Castlerea, on Friday. Most Rev Or
. Clancy, Bishop of Elphin. ordained til:
: following six students of Maynooth;
G Rev. Thomas J. Harmon, Custlcrca
: Rev. John Glynn, Sligo; Rev. Johr
t Mannion. Castlerea; Rev. Peter
y O'Leary, Athlone; Rev. Bernard Fahy
j, Ballymoe; and Rev. John Brennan
e Sligo.
= Roscommon.
g The Local Government Board hav,
sanctioned Il loan of .c25O0 by tn,
Roscommon Town Commissioners fol
= the erection of ten artisans dwellings
= Eight members of the Stonepark
Il band We're charged at Roscommor
Petty Sessions with trespassing in tn,
: house of Thomas Banahan. at Lis
0 amult and assaulting Banahan and hi
r wife.
S Sligo.
= The dead body of young mai
named Peter Lydon, who had gone on
to fish at Corrib, near Killavn. ha
It been found on the lake shore. hi
$ boat being discovered in a shattere,
Il condition about 40 yards away. Al
: inquest has not been deemed neces
: sary.
e In resolution expressing thei
e qualification at the return to health o
It the Right Rev. Monsignor Saunton
: d. D., P. P. V. G.. the Dean of Achon
Il ny, the National teachers of Swinfor
acknowledge with gratitude the man
acts of kindness which the Dean ha