The Irish standard., 1912-12-14
Armagh.


archdiocese, Rev. T. Mccain, Ard
Doe, to Camlough; Rev. NJ. McGuig-
gan, Camlough, to Ardboe; Rev. p.
Macken. Ballygawley. to Ardee; Rev.
j Hoey, Poyntzpass, to Ballysawlcy;
Rev. j. Devlin, Eglish, to Poyntzpass,
and Rev. j.. Conlon, lately ordained,
to Eglsh.
Cork.
The Estates Commissioners have
chased for $3.50 a parcel OF land on
the Selma O'Grady estate, known as
French Furze. The land will be di-
vidcd up amongst the evicted tenants.
Derry.
On the evening of November IL an
al Drumgesh, near Limavady, result
ing in grave injuries to cyclist and
in lesser injuries to pedestrian. a
Young farmer named James Doherty,
Drumgesh, when cycling down the
steep hill in that townland, overlook
and dashed into Johnston Love, a
farmer of Balycrum, who was lead
ing a horse and cart and knocked him
down, rendering him unconscious. Mr..
Doherty was thrown violently from
his cycle and also rendered uncon-
sCious.
Down.
MIR. A. w. Balm, head of Balm and
Sors, Insurance brokers. Leeds, Eng
land. has been elected Mayor. He is
a. County Down man, and will be the
first Mayor to receive a salary, which
latter has been fixed at G1,250.
Fermanaeh.
Thomas Wilson, farmer, Drumsol-
len, Killylea, met with a very serious
accident on November .. He was
cutting branch off tree in Glenaul
plantation when the ladder on which
he was standing Slipped and he was
precipitated to the ground, a distance
of thirty feet sustaining serious in
iernal and external injuries. He was
picked up in an unconscious condi-
ton and removed to his residence in
"A critical state.
-.a Galway.
-On November IA in Dublin case
which excited considcrab BILE interest
was commenced. 1t was tried before
Justice kensy and Il special jury, and
was in action of Eahcy versus Glynn.
This is Il probate suit. in which the
Right Rev. Monsisnor jerome I'ahey,
ID. d.. parish priest of Gort, sued
.lunn Glynn. farmer, of Drummin,
Tie PLAINTIFF claims to be sole eXecu-
tor of the late will dated December
y. 1910, OF Margaret Spelman, grocer
and publican. of Bridge street, Gort.
w,,u died on March 18th last. leaving
an estate of nearly 100000, and as
such executor to have the said will cs-
l;inlishcd. The defendant who had
entered a caveat. is sued as one of
the next of kin of the deceased, be-
ing her first cousin. lie alleges that
the will was not duly executed; that
tho tcstatrX was not of sound mind
When, considerable evidence had been
given, defendant Withdrew his objcc-
tons to the will which the Court
,hercuron declared established.
Kilkenny.
The Court OF Appeals has refused
TAI, ,1l,t Ia,
Mrs Mary GuiIfoyle, Norclands
against Edward Fennesscy. On July
% last Mr.. i'enncsscy directed Gull
foylc to so to work or the farm al
the opposite side of the river. The
boat was then at the far side from
him, and instead OF waiting for it,, he
plunged into tho water, it was stated
intending to swim across. 1t would
have been a two miles walk to have
gone around the road He was
drowned and his clothes were fount
that evening by his wife on the bank
Where he had left them. 1t was al
legged that Mr.. Fcnnessey told the dc.
ceased that he should use the boa
when crossing the river. For the re.
spondent, it was contended that Mr.
fi,Ilfoyle's death was not the result
OF an accident arising out Of. or r
the course of, his employment.
Limerick.
On November 5 Robert Coll, Estate:
Commissioners inspector, attended a
KilIanahan, Groom, and handed ovel
possession of a farm OF land t.
Thomas Mulqueen, son Of the lat.
George Muiqueen, who was evictet
from his holding at Killanatlan il
b 1870. Mr.. Mulqueen has been granted
3 in. addition to the farm, sum o
money to build a house and to blu,
stock. a..-