The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-05-06
9NEWS FROM IRELANDS
Antrim.

Tue LOfpeuO-DOdC destroyer LdlLe
will visit Larne on 18th inst, when
an Irish silver cup will be presented
to the officers and crew, who will af-
forwards be entertained by the local
authorities.
His many friends will join in con-
graduating DR.. J. C. Loughbridge,
Tober House, Whitewell, on his ap-
pointment to the magistracy for Co.
Antrim. A native of North Antrim,
he will adjudicate in the Whiteabbey
and Templepatrick districts.
~ Armagh.
= BY destructive fire, which broke
out last week in the Darkley, Co.
Armagh, spinning mill, a number OF
workers will be thrown out of work
for some time.
Derry.
At Derry Petty Sessions last week
Messrs. James Brown1ow and Co.,
Carlisle road, We're fined Is Cd, with
costs, for having employed a girl
named Lily Dwyer in their factory on
st. Patrick's Day, the day having
been fixed by them under the Factory
Acts as whole holiday The defence
was that there was an excess Of
work, and the girl was promised Eas-
ter Tuesday.
Down.
A number of alleged incendiary fires
occurred towards the close of last Oc-
tober in the vicinity of cambridge, Mr.
A. King, ID. c., applied for SAT los
compensation for the burning of a
dWellinghouse and clubhouse at Castle
vernon ana the destruction of guam
tity of potatoes, while Mr.. ]. M'Rob
erts sought $50 compensation for the
burning of a stack of oats. These
were two out of four fires on the same
night, and in the same neighborhood
Donegal.
Sessions were held on Wednesday,
April 18th, before Captain III. Herries-
SIooDlC, ~ M. IuSSol JdllltS llIl-
sey, Daniel Connolly, and Darlington
Millar. Mr. P. M. Gallagher, solicitor,
made an application on behalf of all
the publicans with the exception of
Mr.. Michael M'Goldrick, who Mr.. Gal
lagher said, did not care for it, for
all exemption order to keep their
Lv;E sub; x,1,
happened to be fair day, from eight
Il. m. to two p. M, the law permitting
them TODD so from the latter hour to
seven and from that to nine.
1. Dublin.
Mr.. Phillip Francis Chenevix Trench
died at his residence, FitzwilliaM
place, Dublin. Mr. Trench was one
of the best-known land agents in Ire
land.
Mr.. Trench was born on the 7th
June, 1S49, and was son of Mr..
Philip Charles Chenevix Trench, OF
Botley, Hants. In his capacity Of land
agent he was associated with many
large estates in Ireland
Since the minority of Lord Ash
town, who is also member of this
family, Mr.. Trench has been actively
concerned in the management of his
estates.
He was a man of agreeable manner
and of cultured taste. With Lord
Ardilaun he was a trustee of the Wa.
ter-Coor Society of Ireland, and did
a great deal to advance it's work.
Carlow.
On Monday last, special meeting
of the Carlow County Council was
held in the Council Chamber, Carlow
Courthouse, to consider the appoint
ment of temporary County Secretary.
There was also a meeting of the Fin
ance Committee to consider payments
to be made out of subsidiary account.
Cork.
1T was mentioned at recent meet
ing of the Cork Ratepayer's Associa-
ton that the Corporation had struck
a rate of los Cd, being a reduction of
Sd on last year, and of Is Sd on the
previous year.
Mr.. James O'Reilly, son of Mr.. w.
OReilly, Professor, Walkers row,
Fermoy, has left the Fermoy Post OF.
flee to take up position in Australia.
A large crowd headed by the Fermoy
brass band, in which he took a great
interest, gave him an enthusiastic
send-off
., Cavan.
On Tuesday night, about $3.50
o'clock, some explosive substance was
fired quite close to the shop of a
trader in the Market Square of Arva
4 Co. Cavan, some Of the windows being
injured. On the previous night a
large rick of hay containing about 100