The Irish standard., 1911-02-04
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Armagh.

Room Society have appointed the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
President. Rev. NJ. Quinn, Adm. Ar
nlagh; hon. treasurer, Mr.. J. Slevin;
hon secretaries, Messrs. c. Heron and
P. J. McGarvey. On the motion of
j.. Corvan, Pig, a vote of thanks
was passed to the hon. treasurer and
secretaries, now reelected, for their
work during the last session.
Antrim.
The remains of the late Mr. Robert
Mcbride for many years one of the
most esteemed officials of the Belfast
Corporation, have been laid to rest in
Derriaght burying- ground. The Corp
Grafton staff were represented in the
large cortege attending the funeral.
The service was conducted by Rev. C.
e. Quin and Rev. L. Hazelton
Glare.
The Lord Chancellor has appointed
DR.. John Hill. Glendine House, Mil
town-Malbay, to the Commission of
the Peace for Glare.
Following a two-day strike, conse-
quent on the rejection by the Ennis
Urban Council of their demand for
extra pay for Sunday morning work,
the Councils sweeping staff resumed
work on the 18th inst. The demand
he nd ,ft ,o;l
elections.
CAVIAR.
The resignation owing to ill-health
after 80 years service, has been re-
ceived by the Oldcastle Guardians, of
DIR. Caldwell, J.P, Medical Officer, of
Virginia.
Mr. Augustine Roche has minated
that he does not intend to go forward
again for Municipal honors in Cork.
Patrick Lucy, who was sentenced at
the Munster Assizes in December,
1890, to penal servitude for life, for
throwing corrosive fluid at Macroon,
has been liberated from marlborough
Prison.
Carlow.
Tullow Town Commissioners have
passed a resolution of deep regret at
the death of Mr.. P. J. Kelly, Chairman
Carlow Board of Guardians, "a sincere
and painstakng representative of all
that was good in public life" Deceas-
ed was referred to at the meeting as
true and tolerant Nationalist
Donegal.
The catch of fish of the Donegal
coast still continues good with prices
fair The following from Buncrana
under late of January 10, 1911, speaks
lar itself.
"Todays landings were affected by
the return of a good many fishing
boats, owing to a strong northwestern
ly gale blowing, with heavy seas. The
total quantity landed did not exceed
$50 Grams. which sold at from EOS to
26s per cram"
Derry.
Coleraine magistrates this week, by
majority, imposed fines of Is and
costs on Henry Hamilton and John
Fri7zell, who were charged with dis.
turbing meeting held at Portstew-
art during the General Election in
support of the Liberal candidate for
North Derry, Mr.. Brown, BIZ.
Down.
verdict of death from suffocation
was returned at an inquest held by
DIR. Heron at Newcastle, Co. Down.
touching the death of Patrick Morgan.
OF Cross, a septuagenarian, whose
body was found in stream emptying
into Tough Tslandreavy.
Dublin.
At meeting of the Joint Hospital
Board held on the 18th inst, DR..
Arthur J. Blake Of Loughlin, was ap.
pointed Resident Medical Superintend.
ent of the Crooksling sanitorium. near
Brittas.
On the 14th inst. Miss Agnes
Treaoy, the young Tipperary soprano
who has attracted such wide atten-
tion during the past year by reason
of her voice quality as we'll as by her
superb methods, appeared at the Sack
vile Hall concert, and received a.
warm ovation.
Galway.
In claim for 6 $50 by Martin and
Mrs. McDonagh at Lough~ea Quarter
Sessions This week, for injuries to cat
tie by driving" a settlement was
agreed to at Sis. Tle drive was from
place known as Montagues farm.
On behalf Of the proprietor it was
stated the Congested Districts Board