The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-03-09
Antrim.

ents at "a Ballymena street, Old Park
Road, died from the result of burns
ON January %.
An old age pensioner named Will
liam Patterson, an inmate of Gilps
Charity, Ellis street, Carrickfergus,
residence of his daughter at Davy's
street.
Armagh.
While boy named Mcmahon was
digging turf III bog at the Montiaghs,
recently, he discovered a tirkin of but
ter in a splendid state of preserv;l-
ton, although it appeared to have
been in the bog for a considerable
time.
On February S, Richard Sheahan,
auctioEeer Kanturl1, put up for sale
OH the lands, the tenants interest in a
magnificent farm at Subulter, near
Kanturk. containing 1873 statute acres,
held in fee-simplc under the Irish
Land Commission, the terminablc an
nuity being EST, the old rent being
G25O, The Poor Law valuation is
G175 The farm is considered one Of
the finest in Dunhallow. and is sit
uatel in the heart of a lovely coun-
clared the purchaser at es,0O5 and
auction fees.
Joseph Barrett, Ennis, has been
elected Master of Ennis Workhouse.
Died.-February 6. Catherine Hoarc.
Tierma clane. Recently, Mrs. Griffin,
kinlea House, Kilmilhill aged 1903
years.
The house of a farmer named Cahill,
at Ballymurphy, near Killcnora, was
broken into on Thursday night, Feb
ruary s. Several shots were sent
through the windows but no personal
injury was sustained by any OF the
occupants.
Cavan.
On February 3, small farm of land
situated at Carrickahogue, containing
Irish acres, without a dwelling house,
was sold by MIR. o. Z. McKenna, auc-
tionecr. for C 205 and auction fees.
Carlow.
Died.--On February 1, at his resi-
dencc, lFortgranite, Baltinglass Mich
1rat>
ruary 3. at his residence, Boris. Will
liam Dcvinc, estate agent. January
20, at her residence, Ballymurphy,
rullow, Brigid Lyons, aged u years,
alter long illness. AT her sons resi-
dcnce, Clomoncy, Goresbrdge. Mrs.
Ellen Walker, formerly Of Ballina-
bolcy.
Dublin.
An interesting ceremony took plaza
OH February at the Central Model
Schools. Marlborough street, when
Francis jackson. IL Grcnvilc street,
II years Of age. pupil OF the schools,
was presented With the testimonial of
the Royal Humane Society and a sill
YER watch from the Carnegie Hero
Fund for saving IA little girl named
Hand, years, from drowning in the
Royal Canal on July Sth last.
Down.
After Unionist meeting in Ban
bridge on Wednesday night, February
T. crowd Of Orange ruffians attacked
the houses of Catholic residents, and
were ultimately dispersed by the po-
lice.
A man named William Walsh, of
High street. Portafcrry, met with a
serious cycling accident on the out
skirts of the town recently. Coming
down a sudden decline at Colonel Nu-
gents demcsne, he completely lost
suit that he was pitched with great
force against a wall, receiving CHASTITY
injuries.
Derry.
Died.-Fcbruary 6, at her residence,
Rossdowney. Jane, rclict of the late
Robert Masaroon, aged rs years. Feb
ruary Z. at his fathers residence, III
Fosters Terrace, Derry, Charles Lynch
aged II years. February 5. at his resi-
dence, 2 Salisbury Road, Great Cros-
by, Liverpool John O'Reilly, late of
the Ordnance Survey. February g. at
her husbands residence. Bishop
street. Ballyshannon, Mary Ellen, wife
Il Of Edward Sweeney, merchant, aged
80 years
Donegal.
The Local Government Board has
sanctioned loan of $4,000 to Letter.
kenny Urban Council to carry out a
Housing Scheme.
Mrs. George Richie. Cranoghy, Ar
I. dara, Donegal. died OH Saturday, Feb