The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-05-24
Antrim.

). ~ Antrim.
. hood of F'ortbreda, DR.. j. NJ. MacCor-
mac, Great Victoria street, Belfast.
j, dropped dead.
A man named Stewart residing at
10 Mayo street. Belfast, was seriously
, injured on April 81 by being knocked
down by bull which became uncon-
= trolable.
Armagh.
~ Mrs. Rose Brady, widow of Bernard
Brady, died at her home. Shankill
/: street. Lurgan, on April 1G.
An old woman named Mary Mc-
keown, who resided alone in small
mouse III Ballintemplc, was found dead
on April 20. She WAS in receipt of
+. tile old age pension for the past couple
of years.
Miss Moroney, trained night nurse
in kilrush Union, has resigned her
position.
:. at recent examination of the Col
lege of Surgeons, Edinburgh, MIR. w.
. }. Brennan and Mr.. Stanislaus j.
=. Brennan, sons of c. NJ. Brennan,
Smithstown House, Glare, passed their
final examinations with distinction.
Died. - At Longtield, on April 22,
oh wild Of lat Ian
Sweetman, after IS years of faithful
service with the Bianconi family. April
25 suddenly, Mrs. Nagle, Castleview,
Doom. widow OF the late Michael
Maggie.
Carlow.
Died.-April l6, at Paulstown, Brig
id, wife of Michael Brennan, Jr, Royal
Oak, Bagnalstown. At Tullow. Alice
Conroy. April 16, at Bagnalstown,
Annie Byrne, widow of the late Ter
ence Byrne, and sister Of the late Rev.
James Carpenter, G.. NJ. Blackjack.
: In the Land Judges Court on April
"a, before Justice Ross the following
were put up for sale: Estate OF Beat
rice ]. Watson. part OF the lands of
I Rarcan, containing IS acres, in the
!. barony Of 1drone, East Carlow, held
j. under fee farm grant of October LIST,
+ 1860. Nathaniel Taylor was declared
purchaser at. l. 800. in trust for Mr..
William Watson.
Mrs. Louisa Jane Hussey dc Burgh,
of kiliinnon Castle. Glandore, who
died on November End last, left per-
sonal estate valued at E12,461.
Z \ regrettable fatality took place re-
Gently near Macroom. A farmer named
Daniel I4inneen living at Knockroe,
kinanartyr, was driving home a horse
: With a CARLOAD of lime, and near
Toomesbridge was. in some manner,
thrown from the cart and killed. The
f deceased was a very respectable and
Industrious farmer, and the occurrence
has occasioned much regret in the To-
cality.
81 Cavan.
!. The following deaths have taken
place: April Is. Mrs. L. Carolan,
kingscourt. Recently, Peter Galligan.
kinalcck. April q, Mrs. G.. McEnaney.
Aughamullen. Recently Mrs. Reilly.
Cloncen.
= Down.
The late j. Lcnnox, of Hollywood,
who left an estate valued at E2,660,
beuueathed Els each to his niece AM
ME, Patty, and nephew David Patter-
son, and the residue of his estate to
his sisters with remainder to his
William Patterson.
After brief illness. the death of
Hugh Mackrcll. .Arlarragh, Newly, a
former ID. c., for the luley electoral
division, and one OF the Oldest and
most respected residents in the neigh
borhood, occurred on April 10. The
interment took place in the cemetery
attached 10 Shinn Catholic church.
Dublin.
H. :. Miss Margaret Toher. l.. p. s. l.,
has been unanimously elected to the
position of compounder Of the South
Dublin Union.
At their salcsrooms on April "a,
Mckeown & Mckeogh, auctioneers,
. sold farm Of land at Thornton, Kill
sallaghan, the property Of Hugh O'Con-
nor, consisting of II acres for s77O.
The purchaser was Mr.. T. Lumiey,
Ashbournc, Co. Meath.
On April "a, whilst bricklayer
!, named Joseph Byrnc OF Willmount,
killeney, who was employed by George
Bowers, contractor of Ballybrack, was
engaged at work at Ardfa]lon he met
with serious injuries by accidentally
falling from the scaffolding.
-. -. z. DONEGAL.