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which occurred recently, after a brief
illness. Father M'Kinley had been in
the enjoyment of his usual good health
up to about week ago, when he was
seized with an attack of influenza, and
Oh the following Friday pneumonia
,''supervened. Despite skillful medical
and nursing attention he passed away,
fortified by the last rites Of the
Church, of which he was faithful
minister and surrounded by his fell
low-priests of Holy Rosary Church.
Armagh.
Recently Dr. O'NeilI M. F., accom-
panied by Mr.. John Currie, Executive
U. l. l.. Scotland, and Mr.. Bernard
Caraher, Sheriff., motored through
part of the above division, and was
received everywhere they went in the
best possible way. The doctor looks
very WE'LL and is in good fighting or
der, and feels happy to be in a posi-
ton to assist in taking back Ireland's
was robbed from the Irish people over
a century ago.
Cavan.
The Cav;tn magistrates have con-
for alleged cruelty to fowl by carry
ing them by the legs with the head
doWnwards. Notice Of appeal was
given
Carlow.
Rev. John Cullen, r. p, Tinryland,
President, occupied the chair at the
annual meeting of the Divisional Elk
ecutive, which was held in the Town
Hall.
On the motion Of Mr. 2. Kavanagh,
Tullow, u vote of sympathy was pass
ed with Mr.. c. f. McNally j. p,
Grange, on the recent death of Mrs.
McNally.
A demonstration under the auspices
Of the local Gaelic League was held
in the square, Ennistymon, recently.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather there was Il very large
attendance OF people from the sur
rCundin's country side
Cork.
AT ii special n"uting OF the Bantry
Guardians ,s.:sn,ution was adopted
calling for . .'r!npulsu"y Purchase Bill
IT, compel lh" landlords to sell.
The Countess of Aberdeen visited
l'oi\rrsit. college. Cork. recently and
delivered 81 lecture on Domestic
Science"
NJ. Edward Barry dealt with the
Kingston case ut the meeting of the
South Cork Executive at Dunmanway,
Mr.. II. Sheehy, NJ. c. c.. presiding.
Donegal.
The Rev. Bernard j. MacLoone a
native of Glenties, Co. Donegal, who
was ordained at st. Josephs Foreign
Missionary College, Mill Hill, London.
on September 23rd, has sailed from
Dublin on his way to take up the dut-
les of the sacred ministry in the mis-
sion to which he has been appointed
In Uganda, British East Africa
Down.
The mystery attached to the iden-
tity of the young woman washed
ashore at Newcastle, Down, on the
goth inst. has at last been partially
solved. friends having today identified
the clothing and a photograph after
death. Her name was Mary Cunning
ham, of Dromore street, cambridge,
ana she was engaged as II spinner for
many years. Lately she suffered from
"ill-health. She left home on the 18th
by train to visit friends near Castle
wellan, and, it is assumed, proceeded
t. Newcastle There is still no clue
as to how she met her death.
Dublin.
Mrs Chadwick, wife of the Right
Rev. DR.. Chadwick, Bishop of Derry
and Raphoe, passed away recently in
Dublin, where she had been undergo
ing surgical treatment. The intima-
ton OF the ladys death caused much
regret in the circle in which she NOV
ed and was known here. During her
brief period Of some months residence
in the city the lady made an excellent
Impression by her estimable qualities,
The late Mrs. Chadwick was sister
of the late Rev. Z. r. Crozier, St,
Georges Church. Dublin.
Galway.
DR.. MacEnri, Principal of the Irish
College at Spiddal delivered an adj
dress at the Galway Branch Of the
Gaelic League on Monday night, Nov.
( 9Th, the Very Rev. A. ]. Considine,
ADM, V. f., presiding.
Kildare