The Irish standard., 1911-07-22
3NEWS FROM IRELANDX I
Antrim.

TIC VI clilCH VI Tie allClclll olueI y
Hibernians at Strokestown Co. Rss
common, have passed a resolution EN-
phatically protesting against the re
cent speech delivered by MIR. D. Ma
gee, ex-District Inspector r. l. c., a
Whitehead, Co. Antrim, in which h,
referred to religious bigotry and intol
erance in the West
49, Armagh.
The news of the honor conferred
has been received with much satisfac'
ton by his constituents, and at Z
meeting of the Armagh Guardians {
resolution congratuating him was un,
animously passed, on the motion Of
Mr.. J. II. Hardy, J. P, seconded BY
Mr.. Sampson. The Chairman (Mr.
Maxwell j. P) said that all creeds
and classes in Mid-Armagh would
tender him their heartiest congratula-
tions
Carlow.
Mr.. M. Molloy, M. P, presided at
Carlow Urban Council. Also present:
Messrs. j. Murphy, Co. c.; z. Duggan
e. Shackleton, B. Coleman and P. T.
M'Donald.
Mr.. Kelly, Town Clerk, and Mr.. Car
berry, Borough Surveyor, were pres
ant.
The Trinity Sessions of the Car
low Graigue Quarter Sessions, divi-
sion of Queens County, were held in
the Courthouse, Carlow, on Saturday
last, by County Court Judge Fftzger-
aid. The business, as usual, was
Hight.
~. Cork.
The Cork Corporation this week
elected four Harbor Commissioners,
the result Of the poll being declared
as follows: B. Haughton, SO; D.
O'Brien, 81: w. r. Green. 90; and ].
Sullivan, 26. The voting for the 9TH
ers was: +. Hanrahan, 25; d. Wagner.
rs; and w. Kinmorith, 20. Aid. Forde
and Mr. O'Sullivan pressed for re-
count, and a heated discussion en-
sued. Mr.. ]. Morgan said they ought
to take their beating like men, and
Aid. Forde retorted that they enjoyed
being beaten.
Clare.
Mr. M. S. Gibson referred at the En-
mis- Petty SesIfons to the distinguish
eel honor which had been paid during
the week to former member of that
Bench. Sir Andrew Newton Brady, r.
NJ, Belfast, who had been for a con-
siderable time Resident Magistrate in
Ennis. On the motion of Mr.. Gibson,
seconded by Mr.. P. J. Linnane, J. P,
Sir Andrew.
Down.
Major ]. N. Blackwood- Price D. L.,
and Mr.. R. D. Perceval- Maxwell D. L.,
were unanimously reelected Chair
man and Vice Chairman, respectively.
Of the Committee of Management of
Down Lunatic Asylum.
Derry.
On Saturday, June oath, at Derry
Union DR.. ]. Russell Magee was ap-
pointed assistant medical officer of
the Workhouse on the motion of Mr..
Hanna, J. p, seconded by Mr.. H. Barr,
r. C.
Donegal.
Cardinal Logue, preaching this week
ut st. Columbia's Church. Massmount,
Fanad, Co. Donegal, in aid of fund
to clear the debt incurred in carry
ing out improvements, said the world
was ever degenerating, becoming
more corrupt, and further removed
from the principles of Christian faith
and morality. OF the dangers which
1t raised there was one that called for
special vigilance. The country was
flooded by an irreligious, unclean and
demoralizing literature. which seemed
to reflect the degenerate state of mod
ern society.
Dublin.
A familiar and extremely popular
figure in Dublin commercial circles,
Mr.. T. j. MacInerny, died on July at
Delgany, Co. Wicklow, after a pro-
longed illness. For number of years
4 he occupied responsible position in
Messrs. Clery and Co.'s establishment,
Il where he had charge of the book de-
: partment, and was known to hundreds
a of book-lovers, who found him an in
telligent, capable and courteous gen.
tleman. He always interested him.
self in charitable work. and his death
will be widely mourned by wide cir
Gle of friends. He was a native of
County Clare, where, as we'll as in
Dublin, he was much esteemed. He
Leaves a widow and helpless family,
to whom sincere sympathy will 60 ont