The Irish standard., 1912-07-06

3NEWS FROM IRELAND

J. McNulty, NJ. D., ]. p, Skreen (Co
Sligo,) will evoke profound regret. the
sad event occurring at his residence
yesterday from heart failure. The de-
ceased gentleman was widely respect
ed in Co. Sligo and adjoining counties
on account of his eminent professional
attainments and integrity of charac-
ter. Office and Requiem Mass will be
celebrated in Skretn Parish Church on
Saturday at II a. m.
| Kings.
On the motion of Mr.. Henry Egan,
j. p, seconded by DR.. Moorhead, it
was decided at meeting of the Tulla-
more Church Committee that the
Christian Brothers be invited to take
charge of the newly Secondary
| or Intermediate School of st. Column
ba in Tullamore.
BY IL votes to 9, the Kings County
Council have decided to increase the
grant to the Kings County Infirmary
by 91O0, on the motion of Mr.. P.
Goodbody, seconded by Mr.. j. Dooley.
Kerry.
1t was reported at a meeting in Lis
towel, presided over by Very Rev.
Canon O'Reardan, P. p, v. F., that
the amount collected for the Home
Rule Fund was G5s So Cd.
The Dingle Board of Guardians, on
the motion of Mr.. John Moore. Sec
ended by Mr.. John Moriarty, adjourn
ed its last meeting as a mark of re-
spect to the memory of the late DR..
Miles, who had been AZ years work.
house and dispensary medical officer.
Co. Court Judge Browne, at Lis
towel Quarter Sessions awarded G110
and costs to Robert O'Leary, carpen-
ter, for the burning of his workshop
and contents. The house had passed
from occupier to occupier, owing to the
fact that some years ago it was
practically boycotted.
Kildare.
The death occurred on Wednesday
at his residence, Spring Garden, Mas
of Capt Adam c. Webb, A. v. D.
Deceased was youngest son of the late
Mr.. Thomas Montgomery Webb, OF
Giladstown House, Westmeath.
Kilkenny.
The dea+h bo, occ,,rrod ~ Pow D
Dooley, native of Castlecomer, at
Wampun, Pittsburg, U. S. A. De-
ceased, who was only 80 years of age,
was ordained by the late Bishop Phe-
Ian. of Pittsburg, in 1898. He visited
| Ireland in 1900. and again in 1909.
Deep sympathy is felt in Castlecomer
tives.
| Leitrin.
| Mr.. Owen O'Donnell, Manorhamiltcl
branch of the Ulster Bank, has re-
ceived an important appointment in
an American bank. Mr.. O'Donnell
who is a native Of Co. Donegal, had
formed many friendships in Manor
hamilton, and his departure is much
regretted.
Limerick.
| The Limerick City Executive of the
U. l. l.. have reelected Aid. D.
M'Neice president; John Mccormick,
vice president: John Dundon, solicitor,
treasurer: l.. ODonnell and w. j.
Ronayne. Hon. Secretaries. Aid.
Joyce. M. P. was appointed delegate
on the National Directory. On the
motion of the chairman, seconded by
! Mr.. Rahilly, resolution was unani-
mously adopted approving of the ac-
ton of the convention in accepting
the Home Rule Bill, and congratulate
| ing Mr. John Redmond and the Irish
Party on their devotion to the cause
and pledging them continued support
A resolution of regret at the death
Of the Most Rev. DR.. Corbett. Bishop
| of Sale, who was a citizen and Free
man Of Limerick, was passed at the
Corporation Committees meeting on
Wednesday evening.
Longford.
Mr.. Gerald P. Farrell who has been
awarded the second Victoria Prize at
the recent final examination for lew
students has had distinguished
course, graduating as B. A. in Galway
University College last year and in
the interim between his entry here
in 1908 securing several valuable
scholarships. He is the eldest son OF
Mr.. J. P Farrell. Longford.
| Louth.
White gloves were presented yes.
terday at Dundalk Quarter Sessions
Mr.. Russell, Sub Sheriff. stating that
in Co. Louth this was the rule rather
than the exception. His Honor Judge
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