The Irish standard., 1913-01-25
els Dolan. CarrickduT.

/; poor man named Patrick Martin, of
+, Derragh, Granard, in which a spring
I CT COW and pony. his property, We're
destroyed. An indemnity fund was
opened by an energetic committee,
| and when the fund was closed it was
! found that handsome sum was real
| lied, sufficient to indemnify the loss
Z: sustained by Martin.
Leitrim.
The death occurred recently at his
I residence of Patrick CLANCY. Ballagh,
Hill street, at the age of 81 years.
Throughout his long life he was cx-
| tremelH popular, always IN ardent
Nationalist. His funeral was one of
the largest seen in the district for
years
Limerick.
a force of thirty police prevented
, tie holding of a meeting IN Dccem-
! Ter 10. on or near the farm at Bally-
clough. near Limerick, from which
| Mr.. Laffan's family had been evictcd
: many years ago. The Limerick golf
club had agreed TO surrender their
! rights of playing rolr on the lands,
and friendly negotiations for REIN
statement are in progress
Louth.
The coroner held IN inquest rcla-
I tive tn the death OF Il nan named
Patrick Connolly. a general cargoman
ii the employment of John Craig of
NaltcrstoWn. aged about forty years
and unmarried, who met hi, death ac-
! tldentally on the Warrcnpont road
about two miles from Ncvry, carly
OF December is. while accompanying
a traction engine with "A general car
so for kilkocL
Mayo.
Dicd.--Deccnbcr lG. Thomas Caul-
field, Eallyhaunis. Recently, Mrs.
| Waldrow. Devils. December 49, Mar
tin McLoushlin. Knock. Recently.
Mrs. Mary Meeting. Mill street, Wcst-
port. Recently, Ruttledse Fair, Corn
field.
Meath.
Died December IA, Patrick O'Brien.
Rabrisgaa. December 6, Mrs. t.s-
tier Cory. Balbrssan December TO-.
Bridget Day, wife of Richard Day.
I.;smullcn. December IL, at Rcd
t.i,
aged IS years.
Monaghan.
An old age pensioner named James
Carville. belonging to .ArdaghcN dis
trict, died at Monaghan County In
Urinary on December l6 The de-
ceased was found lying along the
roadside the previous morning in a
pool of water
Queens.
Ded.--Dccembcr 16. Josef, r CloOnev.
Ltighill. December 10. Mrs. Margaret
| BoNlaa. Lower Main street. MARLBORO.
Roscommon.
knockvicar creamery, situate about
six miles from BOYLE, was destroyed
by fire early on the morning of De-
ccmber II. The establishment was in
most thriving condition and the
damage is estimated to run into thou
sands of pounds, most of which is
| covered by insurance. The society
had lately added to its already exten-
sIVe business Il cooperative store,
where bacon, flour and other goods
We're sold, and the outbreak originated
there:
Sligo.
Died. - Recently. Mrs. Mary Bren-
nan, Carton. December :. Andrew
Darey, Cloonneigh. Recently. Mrs.
Honora Hannah, Kilfrec. November
so, Peter McManamy, Tavrane. RE-
| Gently. Miss Augusta Hencsan. Cas-
| t!etown.
| Tipperary.
| A farm of eight acres and a small
house at OBren's Bridge, has been
sold at auction for $50 ard fees.
Tyrone.
Much regret was felt in Dunsannon
b. the death of Rev. j. O'Ncill, presi-
dent of st. Patrick's Academy. Dun
cannon. at q late hour on December
Is from an attack of pneumonia.
Waterford.
| On December IA the freehold
ground rents OF the town y" Kilmac-
thomas, Waterford. were sold by di-
! rections of the trustee OF the estate
Of the Marquis OF Waterford. The
rents amounted to over geo per an
mum, and the sale was hold with a
view to giving the existing tenants
an opportunity OF purchasing their
! holdings. The lots. numbering thirty
three in all. We're purchased by the
present occupiers, the total purchase
Price being G4.500.
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