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motion of Mr. r. O'Callaghan as
mark Of respect to the memory of
the late Mrs. O'Connor
Kings.
Mr.. Justice Gibson last week re-
fused the application made by Mr..
E. Phelps INSTRUCTED by Mr. Croker
Barrington) for an order renting
to the Co. Court Judge at Birr the
action in which Miss Mary A. Bull
fin claimed damages from the Great
Southern and Western Railway Com
pany for injuries alleged to have been
sustained in the railway accident
near Roscrea in July last. Mr.. w.
Shannon INSTRUCTED by Nh. w. J.
Shannon) appeared for the plaintiff,
and resisted the application and Il
which is being brought by William
Bulfin against the company.
Limerick.
The Abbeyfeale Brass Band and Il
large crowd with lighted torches pa
raded Abbeyfeale in celebration of
the victory of Mr.. ~. 'Shaughnessy,
NJ. P. (NationalisD in West Limerick
Father Lee, p. p, who supported the
victor, was loudly cheered at the
Presbytery, and returned thanks
Master j. ID. Fitzgerald, son of Mr..
y. Fitzgerald, organist of st. Mich
ael's, Limerick, has again scored the
highest marks at the examinations
of the Royal Academy of Music for
organ playing. He has also secured
the Coulson Academy Piano Schol-
arship. with certificate as licentiate
of the r. l. A.
Leitrim.
Through the upsetting of paraf-
fin lamp a matched farmhouse be-
longing to Patrick Mcgowan, of the
Grove. Carrick-on.Shannon, was on
Sunday night, Dec. 1S, destroyed by
fire. The damage is not covered by
insurance. Mcgowan and his wife
are old age pensioners The latter
was so badly burned about the head
and shoulders that she had to be re-
moved to hospital. The police saved
a sum of money from the building.
Longford.
The Rev. p. Mcguire. c. c., died at
he age Of 65 at Dunbeggan, County
Longford, on Dec Is. Deceased had
enjoyed good health and was of ro-
bust health until October last, when
he was seized with a severe cold from
which he never fully recovered.
Louth.
FIis Eminence Cardinal Logue has
appointed the Rev. p. Lyons, C. c.,
Dundallk, to be Adm. DundaIk, and
the Rev. Father Toal. C. c.. Coalis-
land, to be c. c., Dundalk
Mr.. p. Faulkner, Dunleer. was on
Friday night, Dec. 1G last, presented
with a purse of sovereigns by the
people of Ardee in recognition Of his
services as town postman for a peri
cd Of over half a century. Mr.. J. T.
Dolan, NJ. A.. made the presentation,
and Mr.. T. Taaffe, ]. p, also eulo-
gized Mr.. Faulkner's worth.
Mayo.
A resolution expressing regret at
the death of the late Mr.. Myles
O'Donnell, J: P, and sympathizing
with his widow, was adopted at the
Claremorris Petty Sessions, on the
motion OF Mr.. Allen Bell. r. NJ, sup
ported by Mr.. McGarry, ]. P; Mr..
4. w. Kelly, ]. P: Mrs. r. d. Leach.
solicitor. on behalf of the Bar, and
District Inspector lIgan, on the part
of the police
Monaghan.
The Emyvale eco. MonaehanD mag
istrates imposed fine of IS. Cd on
young lad named Joseph Gillanders OF
Glasslough, for assaulting Mr.. Peter
Hughes, ]. p. An application to in
crease the fine to allow of an appeal
was refused
Meath
The remains OF the late Mrs. James
Gibney of Navan We're week before
last laid to rest in the family bury
ing ground at Donoughmore. The chief
mOurncrs were Mr.. Joseph Gibney,
Liverpool; Mr.. James r. Gibney
Dublin, and Messrs. John Gibney, s.
Gibncy and e. Gibney, Liverpool, and
Mr.. M. O'Reilly, Dorinstown. Several
handsome wreaths and floral tributes
We're forwarded. Rev. r. Casey. P
F., Dunderly, ofliciated at the grave
side.
Derry.
A company is about to be formed
to take over the shipyard at Derry
city. The Harbor Commissioners who
have been considering the negotia-
tons have given intimation of the