The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-05-17
NEWS FROM IREL AND}
Antrim.

$ last, QleQ at Ills LONDON reSiuellce VII
April IL. Deceased, who was 70 years
old, sat from 1892 to 1910 as Conserv-
ative member of Parliament for East
Belfast.
The Humane Society have awarded
a testimonial and CT to William Nc
Knight, Snugville Street, Belfast, for
his gallant rescue OF woman who fell
from Donegal Quay into thirty feet of
water on February Ii, last.
$780,. Armagh.
At the opening of Armagh Quarter
Sessions on April II County Court
Judge Green was presented with white
gloves by Sub-sheriff, there being no
criminal business. His Honor ack-
nowledged the compliment
Clare.
At the Ennis Quarter Sessions, on
April Ii, Judge 3odlin, Mrs. Chaplin,
and Sixnlilebridge, sued Messrs. James
O'Flynn, propretors of the wooden
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e2S4 compensation for the loss Of her
husband a mason, who died some
months ago as the result of injuries
sustained by falling through a roof
While a work at the mills, where he
was temporarily employed. His Hon.
or granted c220 compensation and al
lowed costs.
Cork.
While attending the funeral of a
man named Burke on April 10 young
man named jeremiah Sullivan, COols-
natig, Dunmarvay. collapsed on the
car on which he was seated, and died
soon after receiving the Last vacra-
lnents from Father Burke, WHO was
one of the officiating clergy at the
ceremony.
Died. - on April 3, at Ballyheada,
Ballinhassg, Hanora Barry. April I,
at St. Patrick's Hospital. wellington
road. Philip, second son of Patrick
Corcoran, Bensour Newcestown, aged
81. April IA, Margaret, youngest
daughter of John and Annie Costello.
sos Carlow.
Died. - April s. at Co"le Rathvilly,
William. eldest son of the late Thomas
Agar, of Coonakisha, in his 10th year.
April Is. at Timolin. Patrick Byrne
late OF RickertstoWn, Rathvilly. April
ii. at Cloncosney, Peter Foran, in his
etstown, James Kelly, Youngest son of
the late John Kelly, Coolalaw. April
10, al the Childrcn's Hospital Dublin,
Joan, eldest daughter of X. Mcdonald,
Tinypark, Carlow.
'a Died. Recently. James Teddy,
Drunslla. Recently James Conlon,
Raferagh.
On the night of April 16, at 1890
p. M. Michael Reilly. a native of Cav
an, and employed by Mrs. O'Kceffe,
Cornavray, Ncwtownb,itlcr, as a farm
laborer, was run down by light en-
CINE while walking along the line near
NewtoWnbutler and instantly killed.
q At meeting of Nationalsts at
Ballybofey, on April Is, it was decided
birth of Isaac Butt, the irish Protest.
ant patriot and founder Of the Home
Rule movement, who was born i'm the
adjoining townland of Stranorlar, by
the erection of memorial hall.
Derry.
Rev. Bernard OLoughlin, of Desert
martin, who died on the 10th of Feb
r,lary. left personal estate valued at
:e2.241.
A man named Patrick Devine. of
John street, Derry, was driving a car
With passengers to Strabane on April
Is when suddenly portion of the
harness gave way. and he was thrown
to the ground and seriously injured.
Down.
An old woman named Mrs. Davis, a
highly respected resident of the Kill
keel district, whilst going to Mass at
Duncran, near kilkeel, on April 10, war
seen to stagger and fall on the side
walk and she died few minutes aft
erWards.
Dublin.
Mr.. NJ. f. Hogan, Chief Inspector to
the Estates Commissioners, died on
April IL at his Dublin residence. %
Pembroke road.
The dead body of man named
Denis Kenny, Clondalkin. who was
missing from his home since Easter
Monday. was found in the canal at the
{ Eighth Lock at an inquest on the vic
tim verdict of accidental drowning
was returned.
8%i Fermanagh.
"A house on the White Island, Lowe,
Tough Erne, which was used as q
summer residence nv Richard Dick