The Irish standard., 1912-08-03
Armagh.

Armagh.
The death took place on June "a
in Glasgow, Scotland, of Miss Bessie
Kelly, formerly of Derryhale. Fran
els E., eldest son of Edward Hughes,
Armagh House, Portadown, died on
June 26.
Antrim.
A serious affair occurred on July 2
at the North Yard of Messrs. Work.
man, Clark and Co. shipbuilding
works, Belfast. A party of Protest.
ant workmen marched round the de-
partments and ordered their Catholic
colleagues to leave. A large number
of them did SO, but those who de-
clined were roughly treated. Two
were subsequently attended at the
hospital for Commissions and liberation.
About two hundred Catholic work.
men did not resume work. The lis
turbance extended to Messrs. Work.
man, Clark and Co. South Yard, on
the other side of the river, during
the afternoon, when considerable
number of Catholic employees ceased
work and proceeded home.
Cavan.
A sad sequel of the eviction re-
Mrs. Marie Cook, aged IS. who occu-
pied cottage at Portlangfeld on the
Farnham estate, with her son and
daughter-in-law, was forcibly re-
moved from the house and left sitting
in the yard. She was afterwards
taken by some neighbors, and few
nights later stealthily made her way
back to the old house, and could not
be induced to leave until the police
arrived and pointed out that resist
ance was useless. She was then re-
moved again in cart to friendly
house, where it was discovered that
the poor woman had entirely lost her
reason as the result of her expert
ence.
Cork.
At Blarney Castle, on July 2, Mr..
Churchill, with the assistance of Sir
Jas. Long, who held him by the legs,
lowered himself from the turret Of the
famous old keep and kissed the Blar-
ney stone.
VIM. Marsh and Sons, auctioneers,
Cork, sold by auction recently for the
representatives of the late Mrs. Cork
cry the licensed house known as No.
20 Parnell Place, Cork. held under
lease at the annual rent of G31 los.
The property was sold for s4O0.
Clare.
Thomas A. Hartigan, Secretary Of
the Limerick County Committee Of
Agriculture and Technical Instruc-
ton, was married in st. Patricks
Cathedral, Galway, on July 3, to Miss
Josephine Lynch, Lisdoonvarna, who
belongs to a respectable and widely
known County Clare family. Mr..
Hartigan was presented with a gold
watch by the members of the County
Council staff to mark their apprecia-
ton Of him and to compliment him
on his marriage.
Carlow.
The death took place on July 8 OF
James O'Neill, Accountant to Carlow
County Council.
The death took place after brief
illness on June % at her home in
Haroldstown, Carlow. of Mrs. Alice
Carroll, wife of Patrick Carroll. The
interment was made in Rathvilly
cemetery.
Derry.
A gruesome discovery was made at
Flack, near Limavady. James Mac
Keever and his son, whilst conducting
drainage operations in a field, found
the corpse of man lying under 4
Whin bush. The body was greatly de-
composed, but was identified as the
remains of young man named John
Toner, missing since the morning of
May 18th.
Down,
Miss mcdonnell, Laredo, Texas.
formerly of Newry, has sent $500 to
Most Rev. DR.. O'Neill towards clear
ing the debt on Newry Cathedral.
Donegal.
Addressing several thousand people
from all parts of Donegal, at Rath-
mullan, on June 20, in connection with
the Feis Tirconnail, the Most Rev. DR..
O'Donnell dwelt on the Importance of
adhering to the rules of Cram Eithne.
every member of which bound him.
self or herself to speak Irish at least
one hour daily. He appealed again to
the A. o. H. to make the use of the
Irish language a feature Of their
meetings and intercourse, public and
private. They should not mind pass