The Irish standard., 1911-07-08
Galway.

c., resolution was adopted on the
motion of Mr.. N. Lydon, seconded by
Mr.. j. Cooke, agreeing to form a
branch and pledging support to the
Central Executive. The chairman said
that town tenants should insist on
having security of tenure; that no man
should be cvicted who paid a fair
rent: and that no man should take a
house from which another had been
unjustly evicted.
Kildare,
dare Borrowes, situated in Co. Kildare,
was before the Estates Commissioners
last week when Mr.. Stuart gave the
judgment of the Commissioners, fixing
the price of No Grangemore at g.
300, and the price of the rest of the
estate at G16,722.
Kilkenny.
Speaking at II O'clock Mass at st.
Mary's Cathedral, Kilkenny last Sun
day, the Rev. James Doyle. Adm, said
that a most valuable presentation had
just been made to the Cathedral, the
donor being the Countess Won Musil-
Mollenbruck, now residing at Baden,
in Austria. The Countess is a native
of the Diocese Of Ossory her maiden
name being Miss Julia Molloy, and
previous to her marriage she resided
with her parents at Galrnoy, Co. Kill
kenny. The presentation included
magnificent chalice, ciboriun, and
monstrance, and Il beautiful oil paint
ing of the Madonna, copy of Raph-
ael's famous masterpiece, which she
purchased in Florence.
Kerry.
We have much pleasure in ANNOUNCE
ing that Kerry student, Mr.. Hum
phrey ]. Kerins, Knockrour, Scartag-
lin, has secured an appointment as AS
sstant of Customs and Excise, as
result of a recent competitive exami-
nation held by the Civil Service Com
missioners. Mr.. Kerins received his
coaching at the Christian Brothers
Schools, Edward street.
Kings.
The Earl Of Rose, Lieutenant of
Kings Co., has, with the approval of
the Lord Lieutenant, appointed Coun-
ty Court Judge Wakely. X. c., to be
Deputy Lieutenant for the county.
Leitrim.
On Saturday last the Lord Chan
cellor appointed Mr.. Edgar West
Youell, Petty Sessions Clerk of Bal
linamore, Commissioner for Admin
istering Oaths for the Supreme Courts
in the Co. Leitrim. Mr.. Carson in
structed by Mr.. J. A. Herman appear
ed in support of Mr.. Youell's petition.
Louth.
1t is stated that DR.. J. H. Gill, Dun
dall1, has been appointed Medical Off
Ger to Dundalk Prison in succession
to DIR. M'Donnell.
The Dundalk Board of Guardians
adjourned in consideration of the case
of DR.. O'Brien. medical officer, who
was reported by the North Louth Elec-
ton Judges. pending the result of
memorial which is being signed in ia
vor of the doctor.
Limerick.
damages against the Great Southern
and Western Railway at Limerick
Quarter Sessions for injuries through
a fall sustained when leaving Castle
council Station, the accident being due
TO alleged defective lighting at the exit.
Mrs. Walker, Thomondgate. was
awarded C IS damages against the COM
pany for assault.
Longford.
at the LIST annual meeting of the
Longford Co. Council-Mr. John Phil
lips, M. F., presiding-Mr. ]. P. Far
rell, NJ. P, proposed that in accordance
with two resolutions from the North
and South League Executives no new
members be co-opted on the Council.
Mr.. Doherty seconded
Mayo.
Two young men named Martin CAL
lagher and Charles Williams. natives
of Corclough West, near Belmullet,
were recently drowned Off Eagle Is
land while engaged in hand-line fish,
ing. Williams body, with the legs en-
tangled in the fishing-line, was recov-
cred. He was the only support of a
widowed mother, was an expert SWIM
mer, and some years ago saved the
lives of four people from drowning.
Meath.
There has been practically little
change in the personnel of the various
Boards in Meath. In Trim and Navan
the old chairmen have been reelected.
In OldcaStle and Kells the outeoine