The Irish standard., 1911-04-29
XNEWS FROM IRELAND
Armagh.

A farm of land in the townland of
Tyra, belonging to a farmer named
Rowantree, was sold by public auction
on March to J. Donnelly, of Terres-
kane for ESQ, this being at the rate
of s29 per acre.
Antrim.
A sad burning fatality occurred at
a place called Islandfackey, on the
night of March 20, the victim, young
girl, aged II years, succumbing to her
injuries. Her name was Annie Hutch
inson, daughter of Alex. Hutchinson,
and at the time of the occurrence she
was alone in the house, with the ex-
ception of young child, of whom
she was in charge.
Clare.
The death of Thomas Ginnane, of
Rosshill, Kildysart, took place on
March %, under painful circum-
stances. Mr.. Ginnane was driving a
horse on the public road, at Tully-
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and while endeavoring to restrain it,
came in contact with the shaft of the
car and was knocked down under the
horses feet. 1t is surmised that the
cart passed over his body, as so seri-
Gus were the internal injuries that
it terminated the poor fellows life in
r,f ,t fho
of Mr.. Fitzgerald's, where he was re-
moved.
Cork.
Miss Mary Josephine Devlin Tin re-
ligion Sister M. Raphael Joseph)
elder daughter of Mr.. w. R. and Mrs.
Devlin, Cork, has been professed a
member of the Presentation Order at
the Dingle Convent, Kerry.
A serious accident occurred to a
farmer named Mr.. p. O'Brien, Cur
ragh, Skibbereen, when returning from
funeral at Drimoleague, on March
"a. 1t appears that his horse SHE'D
from goat or a sheep, and he was
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tanning severe injuries to his head.
Carlow.
Died.-At the residence of his par
ents, Raheenleigh House, Thomas,
second son of Michael Kelly.-March
goth, at The Pike, Whitehall, Kath.
leen Gertrude, daughter of Joseph and
F1nrp Mo1nrro1 A
March 10th, (Feast of ST. Joseph), at
his fathers residence, Carlow Graigue
Francis Joseph O'Farrell.-On March
23rd, at his residence, Old Leigh
Ballickmoyler, John Wall, aged 81
years.
AT recent meeting of the tenants
on the Humphreys estate, near Bawn
bay, it was decided to vigorously agi
tate for the sale of the estate to the
tenants, and to refuse to pay any
rents until the sale has been accomp
lished.
Dublin.
Thos. Drummond Lambert, F. r. C
V. S., one of the most distinguished
members of his profession in Ireland
died at his residence, Mount Anthony
Rathmines. Dublin, on March 25.
At a meeting of the Pembroke Urb
an Council, on March 20, it was de
cided to sign and seal a mortgage
to the Bank of Ireland for the purpose
Of obtaining three years loan OF
223,5O0 to enable the Council to carr,
out housing scheme under the hous
ing of the Working Classes Acts.
.- Down.
On the 22nd of March, the remains
of Patrick Cunningham, Newcastle
We're laid to rest in the little GENE
terry attached to St. Mary's Catholic
Church. The cortege, which was OF
imposing dimensions, testified to the
high esteem and regard in which the
deceased, who was one of the oldest
fishermen in the town, was held. Dur
ing strenuous life of three score
and ten he saw many vicissitudes, and
had many narrow escapes in the pur
suit of his calling.
s.H Kerry.
The death occurred on the night OF
March 81, at his residence. Killowen
street, Coleraine, of Frederick Kane
who had reached the advanced age OF
ITO years. Mr.. Kane was born al
Ringsend, near Garvagh, and spent the
whole of his working life on the Som
erset Estate. The old man was able
& up to about three years ago tc
walk from his own house to Somer
q set Demesne, and do odd jobs a,
wedding.
Donegal.
#s Mrs. Mary MCGOWAN, Drumnakillen
Il Inver, died recently at the age of 1O1