The Irish standard., 1910-06-11
= Armagh.

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Fletcher, assistant secretary of the de-
partment of technical instruction, who
#s also delivered an address on the I'M
portance of technical instruction. MIR.
y. William Moore, NJ. p, presided.
Antrim.
ss5 Mr.. P. Quinn, printer, Church street,
@.i Belfast, has found it necessary. ow-
ing to increased business, to remove
$ his establishment to % Church street,
where he will be able to meet all the
requirements of his numerous clients.
Cork.
- AS a mark of the crimelessness of
i sa the city, the honorable recorder of
stCork was on May II presented with
sSewhite gloves by the city high sheriff,
Mr. w. ]. Cahill.
John Fitzgerald, 1.-The bard of the
j. Lee" as he was popularity known, died
& in Cork City on Saturday evening, May
/ 18th. He was past 80 years of age
Wy He wrote for the local and general
m press and his work was marked by
~ evidence of his unqucstioned talent
He was also IL black and white artist
of considerable merit.
Glare.
Thomas Lahif, D. c., secretary to
, tx, the Kinaboy branch of the U. I. L.
~ Tuesday with firing shots to intimdate
certain persons to compel them to
leave the employment of Mr.. James
Maggie of Leana. Mr.. Lynch, solicitor,
-, who defended. said there was nothing
to show that the girls were intimidat
{ 1ssed or frightened, but Mr.. O'Connor, r.
" M, said the charge was a serious one.
and bound him to be of good behavior
in bail of $50 and two sureties. The
q balls were given and defendant was
i h. discharged from custody.
y u Carlow.
4 I'll The tenth annual meeting of the
~ Carlow Gas company as reconstructed
was held in the Boardroom on Friday,
May 6. Mr.. Joseph c. leighton, chair
4 man, presided and the other directors
present were: Messrs. ID. J. McGrath,
vice chairman; Patrick Lawler and
Edward Duggan. The only sharehold-
\ a err in attendance was Mr. VIM. M.
Douglas. Mr. r. j. Nicholson, secre-
tary, and Mrs. L. G. Young We're also
I p present.
a. At the meeting of the Cavan and
\ Monaghan Asylum Board on the 18th
inst, a resolution was unanimously
u, passed, after long winded speech
..atDr. Day. 1t was seconded by Cath
4 rolic, Thomas Toal, to whom DR.. Day
/ appealed as a seconder.
4 Derry.
Representations made to the Irish
p society. owners of Derry, have induced
I that body to grant $4,000 in addition
4 to the $4,000 already granted, toward
* the cost of the new Guildhall which it
i is estimated will cost s23.OOO.
4 Donegal.
u The Donegal County Council finance
I -, committee has decided to pay the costs
\ IN, incurred by the rate collectors in fruit
\ s., lessly trying to recover the rates from
d - the great majority of the islanders off
81 the coast 1t was stated the local
Il bailiff could not got a boat to take him
q y to the islands and that unless he got
& gunboat" he could do no more
Down.
The Local Government Board has
4 notified the Lisburn District Council
10 ~,
to allegations made against the town
y surveyor.
II Dublin.
III Upon the representation of Mr.. Mi
U "a, chael Doyle, the lord mayor of Dublin
H s.a the lord lieutenant has committed the
y sentence of Thomas Coleman. under
sS4 sentence of death, to penal servitude
h for life.
1 s.. The following appointments have
X II. been made by his grace, Archbishop
slssSeP. p, S. S., Michael and Johns, to be
8Tts N parish priest Of st. Paul's, Arranquay.
lshss Fermanash.
While engaged in taking down the
~ stone archway of the old Jail which is
ss,s being converted into technical and
ID #s Industrial school, large portion of it
"A ssfs collapsed. An old man named Cas-
sidy, his son James, and another man
49, named Forbes fell to the ground, a
ss distance of 16 feet The elder Cassidy
was struck by falling stones and had
to be removed to the county hospital.
The others escaped without injury.
n Galway.
Mary O'Flaherty of Aran, aged IS
III I'm years, died in the Galway hospital re-
sSAlsskaFcerflx in consequence of injuries which