Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1913-11-15
IRELAND.
Record Of the Most Important Of
the Recent Events Culied
From Exchanges.

A Catholic burying ground for the
people OF Ballinamallard district has
been consecrated by the Most Rev.
DR.. McKenna, Bishop of Clogher.
The Lurgan Board of Guardians
has granted increases in the sal
aries of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. O'Neill,
master and matron of the work
house.
A man named John Dryer, a
merchant, of Terenure, a suburb of
Dublin, cut the Threats of his two
children and afterward committed
suicide.
The strike in the building trade
In Derry, which has been prolonged
for close on three months, has
ended. increased wages being
granted.
At meeting of the Ballinasloe
Board of Guardians T. ]. Gill, son of
the Clerk, was appointed Assistant
Clerk to the Guardians and Council
at salary of $500 a year.
The body of Thomas Kavanagh.
aged thirty-five, of Goole, was dis
covered in the Grand Canal at Mon
asterevan. He was employed at
Messrs. Jameson's malt house, Bally-
kelly.
The sudden death of S. p. Smyth.
Of Ballybay, has caused a sensation
In the district. He retired to bed in
his usual good spirits and was found
dead in bed by his son the following
morning.
At competitive examination
among candidates from North and
Mid-Tipperary,' Denis Ryan, pupil
Of the Thurles Christian Brothers
schools, was awarded a university
scholarship valued at $3.50.
1t is reported that the lands of
Ballella, near Ballyvaughan, County
Glare, belonging to the c. d. Board,
have peen cleared by cattle drivers,
and that search extending over two
days has failed to find the stock
driven off.
Much regret will be felt for the
death, which occurred at the Pre-
sentation Convent, marlborough, of
Mother Mary Stanislaus Clutterbuck,
eldest daughter of the late Samuel
Clutterbuck, of Ardfinan, County
Tipperary.
After a service of fifty-one years
DR.. Thomas Leary rendered his res
lgnation to the Castlederg Guardians
Of the position of dispensary medical
officer of Castlederg district The
board accepted the resignation with
great regret.
The death has occurred of Patrick
Doyle, Maudlinstown, father of the
Rev. p. A. Doyle, o. S. A., Novitiate
College, Orlogh, and of Sister M. St.
Cyr, st. Paul's Convent, Birming-
ham, and of Miss M. E. Doyle, Good
Shepherd Convent, Limerick.
The death of. T. O'Connor Bros
nan, Castleisland, removes one of
the most esteemed residents in
Kerry, and the intelligence has been
received with deep regret through
out the county. He took prom
Inent part in the agitations on behalf
of the tenants.
The tenants on the estate of D..
G. Fitzgerald, Turlough Park, Cas-
tlebar, have heard with delight that
the Congested Districts Board have
purchased the estate, the landlord
Preserving the family residence and
demesne and only few acres of
untenanted land.
The profession has taken place at
lSt. Johns Convent of Mercy, Birr.
| OF Miss Nellie Maher Tin religion
Sister Mary Genevieve) daughter of
Michael Maher, cattle dealer of
Nenagh; and also the reception of
Miss Della Gaynor, daughter of the
late Edward Gaynor, Nenagh.
In what is probably the first case
of the kind, legal proceedings have
been instituted against the Bally-
mahon Council by ]. Fee, Kilglass,
to recover a laborer's plot acquired
on the ground that, as required by
law, a cottage was not built on it
within period of two years. 1t is
test case.