The Irish standard., 1911-02-18
Antrim.

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Alexander Macintosh, and rendering
sympathy to his wife and daughter.
There dice in Belfast on the 18th
inst, Mr. , .am Mcknight at the
age of II. The business house which
he controlled had a wide reputation
for skill in the brass-founding trade.
Armagh.
The Lurgin magistrates have agreed
to state case, in relation to a prose-
cution of Samuel Sloan, licensed vint-
ner, as to whether vintner was OBJ
liged to answer application for adj
mission to his premises by the police,
he not being aware of their identity as
such. DR.. Denny, J. P, said his view
was that vintner was not supposed
10 go to his door twenty times a day
if he heard a bell ringing, whether
the police were there or not.
Cavan.
A man named McCrory, recently
employed as a baker by Mr.. T. Nc
Cam, Cavan, was sentenced to three
months imprisonment by the local
magistrates on a charge OF having
stolen two postal orders valued at los,
from his employer. Mr.. Fegan, for the
defence, said the mans wife died re.
Gently and he took to drink. The chill
d1on, he added, were being looked af-
ter by the Rev. G. Morgan, Adm, and
a lady whose name he did not wish
to mention.
Cork.
After Solemn Requiem High Mass
in the Convent of st. Marie's of the
Isle, Cork, on Jan Goth, the remains
were inferred of Mother de PIAZZA
Barry and Sister Mary Benedicta Len
ahan Among the chief mourners
were Messrs. W. F. Barry, J. p, DR.. e.
S. Barry, Gerard P. Barry, Park
House. Kantuck; J. J. Lenahan, solic-
itor, Kantuck, etc. There was large
attendance of clergy and the general
public.
His friends in Carlow presented a
purse of sovereigns to Mr.. Patrick
Coyne, who recently defeated Mr. J.
j. Bowles, of Limerick, in handball
tournament for the championship OF
ireland The presentation was made
by the Chairman, Mr.. J. Brennan, U.
~ c., who was supported by Mr.. Ste
plen Nolan and others. Mr.. Coyne, in
reply, said he hoped to bring the
championship Of the world to Carlow
at future date.
Clare.
The Kilkee Disaster Fund has been
closed at $3.50. The Committee,
which met at Kilkee last week, Very
Rev. Canon Fitzgerald presiding,
passed a resolution thanking the con-
tributors for their generosity and es-
pecially the people of Limerick.
Donegal.
MIR. Charles Norman, J. p, FABIAN,
has been appointed at D. L. for the
County of Donegal.
On two days last week, as a result
OF enormous catches of herring and
mackerel off the Northwest coast of
Ireland, as tons of these fish were dis
patched from the Burtonport and
other Donegal centres to the London
market.
Derry.
The appointment to the magistracy
for County Derry is announced OF Mr..
Frederick w. Shelly, Lodge Road,
Coleraine, Mr. Sicily who is we'll
known in the linen trade, is connected
with the firm of Messrs. E. Gribbon
& Sons, Ltd, OF Coleraine.
Dublin.
P. J. O'Connor, auctioneer, Dublin,
sold at public auction, by the direc-
ton of Mrs. Rebecca Bobbett. part of
the land OF Castletown, barony OF
Skreen, Co. Meath, comprising large
portion of the famous Hill of Tara
held in fee simple subject to an an
nuity of G167.12s. I'd. comprising
December 1, 1908, being 2.39 acres, 2
roods and 1 perch.
The bidding was very active, begin
ming at $4,000 and running up to G4,-
7Od, bid by Mr.. Chas. McKenna, Nav
an. 1t was finally knocked down to
Mr.. Valentine J. MacDermott, Rose
town, Dunshanglin, Meath, for ca,
10.
Fermanagh.
Liptons, Ltd, London, trading as the
Irish Produce Company, We're the COM
plainants at Newtownbutler Quarter
Sessions against the Clogher Valley
Tramway Co., Ltd, for 95 Is. Id. for
loss and damage through the break
age of a quantity of eggs which de-
PENDANTS were alleged to have con-
tracted to carry from Fivemiletown