The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-04-08
YNEWS FROM IRELAND
Antrim.

MI. Redmond Barry told Mr.. DeNln
that it was not practicable to take jury
cases first in Belfast, swearing two or
three each day so as to let the re-
nlainder away. but the matter was not
under his control.
Armagh.
The death is announced at Grief
Mr. Christopher Kelly, formerly one
of the best known horse dealers in the
North of Ireland. and q familiar figure
at horse fairs throughout Ireland He
had retired from business TO- some
years Deceased has attained his goth
year.
Carlow.
In the Carlow Cathedral recently
the following We're raised to the Sub
Djaconate by the Most Rev. Dr.. Foley,
assisted by the Very Rev Dean Bro
ply: Rev. Martin Hefrc.nan. Sand
hurst: Rev Francis y. Fletcher, Kill
dare and Leighlin; Rev. John kirrane.
Auckland; Rev. Philip O'Malley, do;
Rev. Bernard F%arrelly. Fillmore: Rev.
= Thos. y. O"rooe Los Angeles: Rev.
Patrick Pierce. do: Rev. f. f. CALI
ty. Melbourne; Rev. C. j. Murphy,
= Gnllbollrnc.
Cork.
- The Finance Committee Of Black
rock Urban council mad before them
on Tuesday the estimates for Poor
Rates for the year ending March III,
1?l2 The figures submitted by the
Town Clerk Wee: County Charges
Demand OF County Council, G1.656 19s
ed: expenses in connection with the
Poor Rate and loss on nnoccupied
houses. G24S: deficiency last year,
E147 lss I'd. Union Charses-County
Council demanded, ,c2,5.5 IS 4d: ex-
pcn>es in connection with Poor Rate,
. and loss Oh unoccupicd houses. G"11
(lcss surplus last year. E1l2 Is sd.
Police Tau c Lao rs Sd, Which re-
quire the striking of the following
rates: County charges. 1Od; Union
charges, Is I'd, and Police Tax Sd,
making Il total of 2s sd in the 4,
hcing an increase Of I'd in the 6 on
last wears .ate.
Caven.
\ committee of the ladies of Cavan
taiIins of signatures to the proposed
address tn Queen Mary promoted by
the lady relatives Of the DIS of the
county.
During heavy weather off Carriga-
holt. co. Clare over a week ago. the
oars and pins of an upturned canoe
We're found floating in the Shannon.
owners, Two western pilots, had per-
iSlled. 1t is now ascertained that the
mon safely boarded a steamer bound
for Limerick. Their boat gear has
been -'ctllrncd to them.
Derry.
The annual meeting Of the Derry
County Board of the A. O. I'll. was held
iu the Catholic Temperance hall, lii
niavady. ON Friday. All the Divisions
: in rhr county were represented by the
elected delegates. The following Of
ticers were elected: County President,
IBr" Robt. M'Kimm Oerry): vice
president, Bro. M'Flynn (Maghera) !;
secretary. Bro William Loguc DER
ry): treasure. Fro. William Hunt Gil
mavady).
The Marquis of Londonderry II NJ.
L. for CO. Down. has appointed Mr..
Holt Warning. W"aringstown, to be
Deputy Lieutenant for that county.
Miss May clcIand. daughter OF Mr..
w. ]. Cleland. Newry, an accomplish
ed volinist. had the honor Of playing
before the Princess Christian at a re-
ception by Lady Albreda Bourke at
Mas, and was afterwards presented to
and complimented by her Royal High
ness.
Dublin.
A meeting of the Congested Districts
board was held at their office. No. 90
Rutland square, Dublin, recently. Pre-
sent-rhe Right Hon. Sir James b.
Dougherty k.C.B.; the Most Rev.
DR.. O'Donnell. Bishop Of Raphoe: the
Most Rev. D.. Mangan, Bishop of Ker-
~: the Right Hon. Sir David Harrel
KC.B.; the Right Hon. Sir Horace
d
sell, the Rev. Denis O'Hara. PIP; the
Rev. Patrick Glynn. PIP: Mr. John
Fitzgibbon, MP: Mr.. w. J. A. Walker
Mr.. Henry Doran. Mr.. VIM. l.. Micks
and M. J. r. O'Brien. secretary.
#@ Donegal.