The Irish standard., 1912-07-06
Armagh.

cd Hall, st. Patrick's Cathedral, Ar
magh. the Right Rev. Mgr. Byrne was
elected chairman for three years and
~ Rev. M. J. Quinn, P. p, Carlingford,
Hon. Sec. for the same period.
The Chairman expressed the deep
Y regret of the meeting at the death of
the Very Rev. John Curry, P. p, v.
F., st. Mary's, Droghda, late central
secretary, who, he said, had been a
i. devoted worker in the cause of Irish
national education.
81 Antrim.
The Belfast Evening Telegraph"
understands that a company has Just
been registered in Dublin, with q cap
ital of 100000 in Flo shares. to pur-
chase and carry on the business Of
Larne Harbor. Ltd.
- Carlow.
Mr.. ]. P. O'Brien, organizer, has
~ opened new division of the A. o. H.
III Carlow. Mr.. M. Governey, Co. c..
presided at the opening meeting, and
was elected president. Rev. T. Bur-
bage, C. c., said anyone could see that
there was no foundation for the call
q umnies leveled against the A. O. H.
Clare.
Mr.. Coghlan Briscoe yesterday adj
Ennistymon. A resolution was adopt
ed demanding direct representation
for Town Tenants under the govern
ment of Ireland Bill in the Irish and
Imperial Parliaments
4. A man named Andrew Roche was
remanded at Ennis on a charge Of
having stabbed Daniel Mescal.
Cork.
A very popular and highly esteemed
East Cork sportsman has just passed
away in the person of Mr.. D. ]. Gill
:, martin, of Middleton, whose interment
: took place yesterday. He was the
4 hon. treasurer of the Middleton Cours-
ing club, and owned some valuable
greyhounds.
Sincere sympathy is extended to the
widow and family of the late Mr..
q, VIM. O'Brien, Ballyvodock. Middleton.
A keen sportsman and the breeder
from time to time of fine stock of
= racers. his loss will be mourned not
alone in local circles, but by race
goers in general He was constant
frl at ho
Dublin society's Show.
The golden jubilee of Rev E. Muir
ply, P. P. Killeagh, Co. Cork, was
celebrated on Saturday night in an en-
!: thusiastic manner by his parishioners.
to whom he has long endeared him.
: self. Despite the fact that he is IS
years of age he is young of heart as
he is active of body, and as his curate
lives four miles away in the subpar-
ish of Inal, he has had to attend sick
calls at all hours of night and day.
Down.
The Carnegie Hero Trust Fund has
sanctioned an award of E5. with a
silver watch, to John Devlin, Corn
market Newry, for rescuing an aged
woman named M'Quade from drown
Y ing in the Newry Canal last January.
It Is understood he has been also
awarded the vellum of the Royal HUI
name Society.
Miss Rosanna o'Hanlon. of Eshwar
~. Bessbrook. is in hospital In Newry
In a serious condition as the result Of
being thrown from her bicycle.
~. Derry.
The death is announced of Mr.. John
Mccartney, ]. p, one of the oldest and
most respected Catholic citizens Of
Derry. He conducted an extensive
milling trade for many years, and had
trading connections, not only through
out Ulster, but also in England and
Scotland. He was staunch Home
Ruler.
Dublin.
' The remains of the late Mr.. Abra-
ham Shackleton were. on Saturday, re-
i moved from the residence, York road.
\ Friends Burial Ground, Blackjack.
/, Numerous admirers and business
friends testified by their presence to
the cordial esteem in which deceased
was held. The chief mourners were:
Mrs. Shackleton, Mr.. Louis Shackle-
!. IRIsH-sIXTEEN 80. 90. 80. ......
s ton, Rev. J. A. shaekleton and DR.
/ shackleton (sons); Miss Marion
y Shaclxleton and Miss Alice Shackleton
(daughters): Mr.. George shackleton
(brother), and Mr.. Geo. Shackleton
and Mr.. VIM. Shackleton (nephews.)
Donegal.
ss South Donegal Executive U. I. l.
]; has passed resolution condemnine
HI the Government for over. manninr the