The Irish standard., 1913-08-23

I ject to an annuity OF E91 los. sd.'per
annum. The purchaser was Mr.. Dowl-
ing. a Tipperary man, and the price
paid was e1,3oo. Patrick Miley was
the only local bidder. and he dropped
out when s1.10o had been reached.
Wexford.
! Died.-At Aaytown Tagoat, on July
IL. Martin Barry, aged Is years. July
8. at Ballinavary. Gabriel Cosgrave,
aged 30 years. July II. at Old Pound,
/ Wexford, Anastatia Kinsella, aged Is
years Qate Of Ballyroe. Blackwater)
/ P. A. Pope. for the past 80 years
clerk Of New Ross Board of Guar
dams has resigned his position. Mr..
Pope has always been an ardent Ma
tionalist and took an active part in
the Land War, and contributed his
share towards the fight for National
freedom.
On July 1e g. w. Taylor put UP for
sale by directions of Capt. James
Norris, the licensed house and prem
Uses at Barrack street, Wexford, held
under lease at the yearly rent Of ego;
the License Duty being Ell los Cd.
Bidding started at ESQ, and rose rap
idly till the sum of e 800 was reached,
at which figure Mr.. A. Kavanagh was
declared the purchaser.
Successful negotiations for the sale
Of the Beatty estate have gone
through. The last meeting was held
on July II at Rathangan. presided
over by Very Rev. Canon Lennon. p.
p. who is not only one of the tenants
but has taken the great interest in the
care from the start. Negotiations be-
| between Messrs. M. ]. O'Connor and
Co., solicitors for the tenants. and Mr..
P. ]. Kavanagh, Sork, Solicitor, for
/ the vendor. The tenants at the last
meeting gave their consent to the
terms which had been agreed between
these solicitors, namely, q reduction
of IS I'D, on first term rents and IS on
second term, 1914 years purchase on
first term and Pin years purchase on
second term rents. The proposal in
| this particular case will come before
the Land Judges Court for final ap-
prevail at once. If the Judge approves
of the offer, as he probably will, the
! agreements will be signed at once.
The tenants will pay rents to the LIST
/ of May last.
Tippsrary.
+, Philip Murphy, 16, while fowling on
! his fathers farm at Ballybacon. near
! cahir, had his arm badly shattered by
!. the accidental explosion Of the gun.
He was conveyed to clogheen hospi-
tai. where. It is understood. the in
jured limb was amputated.
Died. - Recently. Philip Browne.
/ Clogheen. July 1e. Mrs. Johanna
o'Gorman, Glengat. Recently. s.
Rowles. aussn street. clonmel. July
I 8. Mrs: Th6iMiGaasaF Ryan, cummerbeg.
July 10, Mrs Sarah Gleason, Kildan-
gan. July 4. Mrs. NJ Sullivan, Potroe.
July II, James Hogan. Urrah, Puck
ane. July IL. Miss Nano Nugent
Bailymacarbry. -
50 On July Is Thomas Byrne. farmer.
I Bailybeg, near 1knocklofty, clonmel.
was engaged with two Of his brothers
in Training rick of hay. when he
met with fatal accident. It appears
that he was in the act of descending
from the rick by means Of a ladder
when he missed his footing at the top
of the ladder and fell to the ground,
breaking his neck and dying almost in
stantly. g 'sst5-&
Waterford.
The death occurred at his residence,
Johns hill, Waterford, on July IA. of
George ]. Briscoe, for about AZ years
clerk to the Waterford Asylum. De-
ceased retired about three years ago.
T. Died. - Recently, Ia Casey. Killros-
sanity. July L. John Shannon, Short
course. Waterford. Recently. Michael
McGrath. Ferry bank. Recently, Mrs
> D. Froher, Dungarvan.
Wsstmsath.
Died.-July u, Patrick Daily, Flea,
Recently, John. Reilly, Lynn. July
8, John Wright, Farra.
On July 10 Miss Emily Cox, daugh-
ter of Robert Cox, c. P. s., Castle
pollard. was swinging in the woods
with some other children when huge
branch gave way, precipitating her to
the ground ana falling heavily upon
her leg, it was broken. Mr.. and Mrs
Cox happened to be in the vicinity,
and, hearing the poor girls means.
came on the scene; but soon many
willing hands helped to carry the child