The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-08-05

workmen's dwellings. 1t was stated
that it was proposed to erect two cot
tages on Il holding from which a fam
lily named Condron had been dispos-
sessed by Lady Bury and that hostil-
lty had been caused to her in conse-
quence. DR.. Kennedy said the road
included in the Order was a pictur-
eque one and a pretty promenade, and
the erection Of an inferior class of
house would detcriorate the value of
other holdings.
Limerick.
The Co. Limerick Cricket and Lawn
Tennis Club, on Saturday, 18th July,
played tennis match against l.. P.
y. M. A. on County Ground, at 3
o'clock sharp, and on Monday, 18th
July, they played the return home
match against Clonmel.
Longford.
His many friends will be pleased to
learn that Mr.. Terence T.. Brady.
Manor, Edgeworthstown,
has been appointed magistrate for
Co. Longford.
louth.
AT MIR. Byrnc's sale at Dundalk on
Monday the entries embraced III cat
tic and $40 pigs. The top price was
rfl Inv
at els 15s, and prices
ranged down to G12 los. In the for
ward store section Mr.. M'Shane, Bar
rack street. obtained top price at ell
los. One and half year olds ranged
rom e6 to G8 15s, and ycarlings e6
los to Ct 15s. The demand all around
was quite brisk. Pigs sold easier.
Good stores up to 4Os each.
Meath.
The death has occurred at Newcas-
lie, Mullagh, Co. Meath, of James
Mulvany, who went through the Grim
IAN War, and subsequently saw serv-
&c during the Indian Mutiny and
China War.
The Committee Of the Co. Meath
Agricultural Society, on the motion of
Mr.. II. G. Cullen, J. p seconded by
Captain de la Poer O'Reilly, d. L.,
lave adopted a resolution congratu-
ating Colonel Sir Nugent r.. Everard
= as 1,~ al Il
honor bestowed on him, and hoping
hat Lady Everard and he shall be
ong spared to the country to con-
tinuc their efforts for its industrial
welfare.
Monaghan.
The Countess of Dartrey, presided
at meeting of the Unionist Women
IF Co. Monaghan. held in Monaghan
asst week. at which IL branch of the
Unionist League was estab-
ished
Mayo.
Among Il large circle of friends the
leath is regretted of Mr.. James Mas
sey, j. p, OF Rathcash. Kilala. De-
ceased had reached his 9TH year.
Roscommon.
Roscommon Town Commissioners
nave decided in favor of the lnsllr-
'ncc Bill, subject to amendments to
'ender it suitable to Irish conditions.
\ ,l,,t i.,1 H,,,
~ the Rathdown Board Of Guardians.
Tpperary.
The death, after Il prolonged illness,
,ook place recently OF Mr.. p. S. MAN.
ling. OF Balymoran, Co Tipperary.
Deceased, who was dcservedly popular
among all classes of the people, was
veil known in local Nationalist cir
les. and was past member of the
south Tippcrary Co. Council and of
he local Agricultural Council.
Westmeath.
Three privatcs of the Royal Field
lrtillery, states our Athlone CORE
'pondent, who went for a cruise on
.ough Rec on Wednesday hand their
small sailing boat capsized by squall
Two were unable to swim and were in
jeopardy until rescued by
some spectators who put Off in boats
IL answer to their cries for help.
Waterford.
Mr.. John Walsh. The Mall, Water
ord, has been appointed magistrate
or the city, much to the gratit1ca-
ion of large circle OF the commu-
lity.
There has passed away at Westport,
he interment taking place at Bally-
Waterford, of Mrs. Mary
Heron, a member of the well-known
Bowling family of Kilkenny, and Wild
wv of an esteemed Waterford citizen.
Wicklow.
Macroom Church was Drettily deco
'ated last week on the occasion of the
of Capt. w. Hayes P. Rich
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