The Irish standard., 1913-08-23

in 1873. and he died on March 20. 1876
Present day Nationalists may be In
terested to know that John Martin
was the President of the Irish Ma.
tional League in the early sixties.
Monaghan.
i Died.-July -, Mrs. Catherine Muir.
ply, Skeahorn. Recently, Cornelius
Leonard, Coreaghan. Recently, Thorn
as Matron, Carrickmacross. Recent.
ly. Samuel Wright, Newbliss.
At the recent competitive examina.
ton for Free Scholarships in st. Ma.
carten's College. Peter Deery. son OF
James Deery, Shean, Castleblayney
obtained first place in the diocese.
Among the number of candidates
ordained to the sacred ministry In the
Jesuit Retreat, Midtown Park, on Sun.
day. July ~. was Rev. P. Dwyer, sec.
ond son Of Peter Dwyer, Carrickma.
cross.
When cycling down a steep hill neal
Ballybay on Sunday evening, July IS
a girl named Mentally lost control Of
the machine and was thrown violently
to the roadway, sustaining severe in.
juries on the head.
A young girl Of twelve years named
[Eakin. living at Bondville, Middle.
town, near Monaghan. while playing
in the neighborhood Of her house. go,
marked in the leg by thorn. No at.
tention was paid to the injury at first
but subsequently after some days
lockjaw set in, and the little girl dice
on July IA.
Queens.
Married.-On July 9, in the Church
of the Holy Cross. Killeshin, Carlow
by Father Cullen, James, eldest sor
of the late Peter Branagan, Mertars.
town, to Mary Ellen, second daughter
of the late Patrick Brennan, Goodman.
iska, Queens county.
i, On July 10 w. H. Cobbe and Son
auctioneers, put up for sale of farm
for Mrs. Eliza Nolan. Courtwood. The
farm with residence and out office.
thereon, comprising about Sc acre:
, statute of grass and tillage land, helt
under Land Commission at 81 So SC
half yearly, was knocked down to Mr.
Blowe for the sum of ESQ.
| notir Mol
grand jury at the opening of the sum.
mer assizes for Queens County IL
? MARLBORO on July IL said: ut is 6
very great pleasure for me, on the
first occasion that have come here
as Judge of Assize, to be in tht
happy position to tell you that there
is no case whatever for trial at the
present assizes. am a man SO happy
!, to be in a position to inform you, thai
SO far as the returns of crime which
have been given to me by the County
, Inspector, show the county is in &
state of peace, and order and of pros.
. perity." h,
all Ho0comnnon. - - .sE
II The death on July IS of Mrs. Elizs
3 McHugh, Slatta. at the age Of q!
{ caused widespread regret. The fun
{ eral after High Mass being celebrated
| to kilgloss cemetery was very larg,
and representative and bore testimon,
Of the esteem in which the family ar
4 held in the district u :
Slim. ~ r..
!, Died. - July 8, Peter Tempany
:. Ckreen. Recently. Martin scanlin
The Mill. Bunninadden. =. .: So
Deep regret was caused by the dealt
}, of Mother de Sales CMiss Eleano
p O'Beirne). Superioress of the Conven
j, Of Mercy, Sligo. The deceased lad
J, was aged "a. and had passed go year
n in Religious Orders. =.
Y Some 1000 men will commence wor
|, in September on the s1,OO0,00o rail
r way scheme in the west of ireland
9 which is to be carried out by Messrs
i Perry and Co., of Bow, and when it /
: completed some wonderful develop
9 ments may be expected. The runwa
4 will have a line from Cooloney t
Blacksod Bay, and at the present time
it is understood, there are other i'm
|, portant schemes under consideration
including the provision of train fer
s ries between Stranaer and Larne, an
: also between Holyhead and Dublin tn
trains to be carried across Channel O.
- steamers specially constructed for tn
: purpose, a means of transit adopte
: in conjunction with railways In man
a other parts Of the world.
J. Tyrone.
: James Fadden, years old, son Q
:. Sergeant Fadden, R. I. c., Straban,
}, while playing with another child o
July IS was drowned.
Mr. Price r. n Roord TnSnocfo,