The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-05-20
| 4NEWS FROM IRELAND
Antrim.

Lord Mayor M'Mordie, M. p, at
Unionist Club meeting in Ballynafeigh
Orange Hall, Belfast, recently said be-
fore September 100000 would be
available to further their campaign in
Great Britain.
Warrenpoint Urban Council have
accepted the tender of Messrs. J. and
r. Thompson, Belfast at $4,000. for
their waterWorks scheme.
Armagh.
Mr.. Samuel Moore, whose death has
taken PLACE at the Royal Victoria
Hospital, Belfast, was for Il period of
40 years in the service of the Great
Northern Railway Co. He was a ma
tive Of killylca. Co. Armagh.
Carlow.
On Easter Monday the profession
took place at the Convent of Mercy,
Carlow of Miss Annie b. keogh, Cur
teen, Goresbridge. who has taken in
religion the name of Sister NJ. Bona
venture Joseph of the Sacred Heart
The celebrant of the Mass was the
Rev. r.. Keogh, r. D., Maynooth Col
lege, brother OF the lady in religion
Sister Bonaventure Joseph. The Most
Rev. DR.. Foley presided on the occa-
sion.
Cork
Mr.. Moreton F'rewen, NJ. r. for
North East Cork, at Mr.. W. OBriens
Il tIat
prepared to resign in favor of Mr.. 7.
NJ. Heay, X. C. VI
Mr. Daniel Coughlon, a we'll known
Skibbereen Nationalist, has passed
away in his lend year. He was a
member of the ALL for Ireland party
in the town.
Judge Bodl1in. X. c., at Ennis Quar-
ter Sessions, where there was only
one criminal case, congratulated the
Grand Jury on the crimeless state of
the county, and said to compare it
with an English county of the same
size the contrast was very striking,
indeed, in favor of County Clare
Down.
A claim of E3,461 has been lodged
with the Newcastle County DOWN
Urban District Council for the alleged
malicious burning of the Bellevue
Hotel on the 9Th ult
Derry.
The combined branches of the U. l. |
L. in Derry announce an annual ex-
curson to Doom Well for Sunday, 2Sth
May. at the very low railway fare of
Is I'd per passenger. Numbers will
avail themselves to visit Il spot held
in reverent regard by people from far
and near.
On the premises of Mcssrs Holmes
& Mullin, Waterloo Place, where a fire
had been discovered, the flames were
extinguished with u few buckets Of
water by some police and few citi-
zens The damage was slight
Dublin.
Mr.. c. Briscoe at the Town Tenants
General Executive, in Dublin, said that
as far as he was, concerned there
would be no half measures in dealing
with the case of unjust rent-raising
or eviction. On the motion OF Mr.
Finnegan, chairman of East Cavan
Town Tenants Executive, u resolu-
ton was adopted calling on the Irish
Party to recommend in Parliament
Mr. Briscoe.
Donegal.
The death in his G5th year is an
nounced OF Mr.. Patrick Gillespie of
Ballydevitt, Donegal, who for many
years was a member of the Donegal
Guardians and District Council De-
ceased was a brother of Mr. Lawrence
Gillespie, grocer and spirit merchant,
Donegal, and uncle of the Rev. VIM.
Gillespie, c. c..
Fermanaeh.
Mr.. Knight gave notice at last meet
ing that the question of payment in
respect OF patients from the County
F'ermanagh be considered in order to
give the members an opportunity of
discussing the matter. He quoted the
minute of the previous meeting at
which this question was discussed.
and 1T was the opinion of the commit
tee that some decided action should
be taken i'll reference thereto. While
the hospital was entirely supported bv
Co. Monaghan, people came in out of
+ Co. Fermanagh.
Galway.
Mr.. p. Lambert, Chairman, presided
at the fortnightly meeting of the Gort
+ Board of Guardians recently.
Mr.. w. Thorp, analyst to the Board,
wrote asking for an increase in his
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