The Irish standard., 1911-08-12
they all had in view.
Limerick.


Steps have been taken with view
to the erection of a memorial to the
late Mr.. VIM. Lundon, in commemora-
ton OF his services to the National
cause.
DR.. Devane has been elected medical
attendant to the Limerick Drapers'
Assistants Association by large ma
jority. The other applicants for the
position We're Drs. Graham, Mulcahy
police in Co. Roscommon.
Loneford.
1t has been intimated that the Lord
Lieutenant and the Countess of Aber-
deem will visit the annual Longford
Show on the Goth inst. Entries show
an increase upon former years.
Louth.
Mr.. Il. j. Boutwell, auctioneer, Dun
dalk, put up for sale at the race
course. Dowdallshill, some very val
liable steam traction engines and
threshing machines for the represent
atives of the late John Mcdowell, of
Marsh Farm, Castlebellingham. Six
lots were sold, realizing sum of
G1.671.
A complaint was made in a ques-
ton by Mr.. A. Roche, in the House of
Commons, this week that the cases
arising out OF the North Louth cleo
ton were adjourned at the recent
Louth Assizes without notice to the
persons concerned. Mr.. Illingworth
said notice of the application was CIV
en at the first possible moment. The
cases were adjourned on the ground
that an impartial trial could not be
held at the Assizes.
Monaghan.
DR.. M. j. Coyne has been unani-
mously co-opted to All the vacancy on
Monaghan Urban Council caused by
the death of the late Mr.. Patrick NJ
Kenna.
Mayo.
The Board of Guardians at Swim
rd-Claremorris, and Sligo have been
addressed by Mr.. NJ. O'Hartigan, Or
ganizing Secretary Irish BNicted Ten
ants Association, and resolutions
were adopted calling an amending
Bvicted Tenants Act. A large meet
ing for the same object was held at
Clonacoole, Tubbercurry. Mr.. P. ].
Henry. J. p, co. c., presiding. and the
meeting was addressed by the chair
man, Mr.. NJ. O'Hartigan and Mr.. ]. T..
M'Donald.
Queens.
For several days a black flag, bear
ing the inscription Remember 49,"
flew conspicuously from the railway
bridge spanning the main road from
Portarlington to Monasterevan, and
quite close to the latter town. No
steps were taken to remove 1t by the
police or railway authorities until
Thursday evening.
Roscommon.
Mr.. Hayden was informed in the
House of Commons this week by Mr.
Illlngworth that the police authori-
ties hoped shortly to be able to make
substantial reduction in the extra
police In Co. Roscommon.
Tyrone.
At a meeting of the Committee of
Management OF the Tyrone and Fer
managh District Lunatic Asylum, Mr..
P. M'Menamin, J. p, was unanimous
ly appointed chairman, and Viscount
Cory, ID. L., vice chairman. Mr.. Muir
naghan referred to the loss the Com
mittee had sustained by the resigna-
ton of their former chairman Mr.. E
It. Herdman, through i'll health, and
moved resolution of regret and ap-
probation Of the services rendered by
Mr.. Herdman,
Tipperary.
A very pretty but quiet wedding
took place at the Cathedral, Thurles,
the contracting parties being John
Ryan. ESQ.,, F'riar ST., Thurles and Miss
Mary Rooney, eldest daughter of the
late Mr.. Patrick Rooney, Friar street
Thurles. The bride was given away
by her brother. Mr.. Edward Rooney,
and Mr.. #. O'Connell, Thurles, acted
as best man. The bridesmaids were
Misses Susie and Tess Rooney isis
tiers of the bride) and Miss Mary
Elizabeth Rea (niece to the bride)
Among those who also attended the
function were Mr.. Thomas Rea and
Mr.. NJ. Quaid, Limerick (brothers in
law to the bride).
Waterford.
Lieutenant Ernest Gee, of the Royal
Artillery has received letter from
the Royal National Life Boat Insti-
tuition conveying the committees cor
dial thanks for his courageous conduct