The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-12-02

[ 3NEWS FROM IRELANDX

1uiiy uiSiHB tHe1n TO Scltle inc PENSION
question if possible during the present
session of Parliament.
Galway.
Remarking that there was no evil
dcnce, and that people brought forward
: cases expecting the judge to supply
the evidence the Recorder of Galway
dismissed an action brought at Gal
way Quarter Sessions by Nota Con-
nor, Il fish vendor of William street,
| West, against Mary Fahy, IL farmer,
for damages for the bite of a dog. 1t
! appeared from the evidence that plain
tiff had been in hospital from n few
days after the injury on the 9th July
last, until the 2Sth October.
Kerry.
Damage to the extent of nearly
$4,000 was done by fire in the saw
mills OF Messrs. r. McCowen and
! Sons, Tralce, on Saturday night.
Kilkenny.
The Rev. Raymond Gerald Cleere.
c. S.S.R., son of Mr.. w. K. Clccre.
Oriel House, Kilkenny, was ordained a
pric:t on Sunday, Nov. 5th, at Eslker,
Co. Galway, by the Most Rev. Dr.
Gilmartin, assisted by the Very Rev.
Father Grifiiths, Provincial c. S. S. r.,
and the Very Rev. Father Power c.
$. S. r., Rector, Esker. The newly
ordained priest, who celebrated his
first Mass in ST. Patrick's Church,
Kilkenny, on Monday, assisted by his
| brother, the Rev. j. p. Cleere, c. S. S.
r.. was educated by the De La Sale
Brothers. Kilkenny, and at st. Kern
ans College, Kilkenny.
Kildare.
Mr.. Michael M'Nally, d. c., of Kill
ljnagh, Carbury. was sworn in Il mag
istrate for the Co. Kildare by Major
NJ. Thackeray, r. NJ, last week.
Leitrim.
The quarterly meeting of the Lett
rim Co. Council was held in the Coun-
ell Room. Courthouse, Carrick on
Shannon, on Wednesday, Nov. sth, at
IL o'clock, for the discharge Of the or
binary business OH the agenda.
| Limerick.
| In the Catholic Institute on the 4th
! inst, DR.. James Roberts delivered an
Interesting lecture entitled Our
| Wounded Athletes and How to Treat
Them in connection with the first
aid movement in the city. The lecture
vas illustrated by limelight views, and
on the motion of Rev. j. OShea. c. c.,
! who presided, II warm vote of thanks
was accorded the lecturer.
Louth.
The coal trade strike in Dundall1
4 has been settled through the mediation
| of the Rev. +. Lyons, Adm.
| Mayo.
! At the Swintord Petty Sessions, Nov.
/ It'll, Colonel Johnston, r. NJ presid-
ing. Mrs. Anne Groark, of Cullmore,
whose little daughter, aged four years,
was burned to death a few days be-
fore, was charged by District Inspec-
tor Mckinley with leaving her child in
room containing an open firegrate
hot sufficiently protected to guard
against the risk Of her daughter being
burned. without taking reasonable pre-
! cautions against that risk, and by rea-
son whereof the little child lost its
llfc Evidence AS to the tragic &C.
currence having been given. the Chair
man said that the case was a very sad
one and under the circumstances they
fined the mother only Is with IS
costs.
Meath.
| Recently, in the Meath Hospital, the
| Medical Session was opened, when Mi.
! Oliver st. John Fogarty. NJ. D.. +. r.
, e. s., delivered the inaugural address
on THE Need Of Medical Inspection
of School Children in Ireland"
Monaghan.
Mr.. Matt. Lardner, b. A., N. U. l..
/ Monaghan. younger brother of Mr..
Lardner, NJ. p. has successfully pass
ed the final examination of the Incor-
porated Law Society for admission as
solicitor. He will practice in Mon
Afghan.
The death has taken place at his
residence In London OF DR.. J. Breakey,
who was native Of Co. Monaghan.
! The deceased was born at Drumskett
| House
Queens.
At the monthly meeting OF the Ros-
crea No. (Queen's Coz Rural Dis
trict Council held on the 9th inst in
| the BoardroOm of the Donaghmore
| Workhouse, Mr. l.. Loughman, v. c.,
presiding, the following resolution was
| passed unanimously on the proposition
OF Mr. j. j. Guilfoyle, Errill and sec
onded by Mr.. L. d. Ely, j. p, Ballagh-
|