The Irish standard., 1912-01-13
Antrim,

that owing to the high price Of pro-
duction, the price of Irish grain
whiskey has this day been advanced
by twopcnce per bulk gallon %
o. Pr
Armagh
His Eminence Cardinal Logue has
left Rome on his return journey to
Armagh. His Iminence paid short
visits on his way home, and expects
to reach the Primatial City before
Christmas.
During ,heir joint stay in Rome
Cardinal Loguc extended Il warm in
vitation to Cardinal Farley to visit
him at Armagh on his way back to
New York, but owing to the extern
created Cardinal in America, he found
it impossible to accept the invitation
at present
Carlow.
The solemn celebration Of the Col
den Jubilee of the Confraternity of the
Children of Mary attached to the
Presentation Convent, Carlow, was
held in the Cathedral, at the IL o'clock
High Mass on the second Sunday in
Advent, in the presence of IL very
crowded congregation. Shortly be-
fore the hour appointed for the cere-
mol,y, the Very Rev. Patrick CORY
Adm, Carlow, Spiritual Director of
the Confraternity, led the members,
who wore the uniform of the Children
of Mary, up the nave of the sacred
edifice, where they occupied several
rows of the seats outside the rails and
Immediately in front of the High AL
tar.
Cork.
Speaking at a meeting Of the Cork
Branches of the United Irish League
solicitor, referred to the number Of
subscriptions to the Parliamentary
Fund which were still flowing in free
Nv from all parishes in the County Of
Cork, where the Nationalists were up
and doing and alive to the real issue
before them. Speaking OF the policy
of Mr.. VIM. OBrien in recent years,
he said such Il policy of topsy-turvy
was never yet exhibited. His ideas
seemed to he To raise a DOGGY, and
then delnolish it.
a special meeting of Cavan Urban
Council Chamber, Town Hall, Mr.. NJ.
Smyth, J. r.. presiding. The other
Councillors III csent were Messrs. John
Il. O'Hanon, p. L.. c., vice chairman;
VIM. Reid. sor.: j. Tnggart, j. p;
Patk. Galligan, ID. Reilly, Co. c.; John
Conaty, Il. MCnbc. Peter Neary, Jo-
seph Fegun snlr.: and p. A. Galligan.
Messrs. T. M'Guiuucss, Town Clerk;
r. ~ Wildwood, C.. It., town surveyor:
and b. Reilly, town sergeant, were in
attendance.
Donegal.
A handsome gift of Il sanctuary
lamp has been presented by Mr.. Dia-
mond, j. F., Milford Co. Donegal, to
the Catholic Church. Craigavale. Kill
real Quite recently he presented the
Rev. Father Michigan. p. p. with "a
set of bells, costing about G200.
Dublin.
The tragic deaths of Mr.. Patrick
Mangan and his son, and serious in
jury to his wife and remaining chill.
dren, a meeting was summoned ON the
22nd ulto., at $3.50 p. M. in the Oak
Room, Mansion House, for the purpose
of raising a fund to make provision
for the widow and orphans who have
been left unprovidcd for by the death
of their bread winner Subscriptions
will be received from those who cam
not attend by any of the undersigned
at the Mansion House; John ]. Far
rell, Lord Mayor; Thomas ]. Deer
ing, Hon. Treasurer pro tenn; John J.
Whclan, Hon. Secretary pro tenn.
Fermanagh.
Intelligence has reached here that
an extraordinary landslide occurred
at Tullynadall, near Derrygonnelly, re-
Gently. Several hundred tons of earth
moved Il distance of nearly 200 yards,
uprooting young trees, shrubs. etc.
Edward Lendrum. IL native OF Co.
Fermanagl, who had been for many
1 years in the employment of the Ayr
steamship Co., and had been acting as
steward on their IS. Turnberry, has
been accidentally drowned at IIarna
Harbor. He was on duty on Satur-
IA day evening, but disappeared, and his
body was washed ashore next morning
close to the spot where the Turnberry
had been berthed.
Kerry.
s&r The other morning the dead body Of