The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-11-08
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John Cassidy, son of Mr.. Cassidy,
f1sherstown, Monasterevan, has just
been notified that he has been sue.
cessful in winning one of the Agri.
cultural Scholarships offered by the
Department Of Agriculture and Tech.
meal Instruction for Ireland.
Messrs. Gavin Low of Dublin re-.
Gently sold for F. Reddin. at Kill.
patrick. near Carbury, a farm of gu.
perior land, almost all in grazing, and
with residence and out-buildings
thereon, containing 93a, 1r, 5p., I. p.
Nj. judicial rent G85 per annum, and
Poor Law valuation s10o. Mr..
Mangan, Tullamore, was the pur.
chaser at 9625.
| Kilkenny.
On Oct. 2, at Ashtown, Messrs. John
Murphy and Son, auctioneers, sold
Miss E. Burke's farm at the very
good figure of 525 guineas. The pur.
chaser was Mr.. Culleton. of Glenmere.
D1ED.-Sept. %. Mrs. William
Kelly, Rathclough. Recently, Thomas
r. Heating Kilkenny. Recently, Mrs.
P. Doyle, Lower Tubrid. Recently,
Mrs. Mary Kavanagh, Watkin street,
Kilkenny. Sept. "a. Mrs. M. Rice,
Burnchurch. Sept 25, Mrs. Catherine
| CarDenter. Priesthood
Kings.
The dead body Of an old woman
named Eliza Pendergast, an old age
pensioner, who resided with her
brother near Killeigh, Kings County,
was found in drain on Sept. q. The
police at Killeigh had the remains
conveyed to her house. The body
was in bruised and battered condi-
ton.
| Kerry.
Mary Hickey, the sixteen year old
daughter of farmer at Ballybeg,
was found drowned on Sept. %. She
had been missing for days.
F! AS the Killarney express was
passing Headfort Junction, on the
Great Southern and Western Railway
recently. a two year old child, the son
of railway porter named Kennedy,
! was run over and killed
A laborer named Ned O'Callaghan,
brought an action for damages against
the Listowel Rural District Council at
the Listowel Quarter Sessions (before
Mr.. Drumgoole, County Court Judge)
for that in the year 1907, under the
| Laborers Acts of 1855 to 1906, de-
PENDANTS were required to acquire q
plot of ground and erect thereon q
laborer's cottage at Dirha for the
plaintiff, Callaghan, and having failed
to do so. The court gave decree
for damages at $50 and costs.
Leitrim.
The death took place on Sept. 26
of Charles O'Briene, Tawlaghtawalley,
Mohill
! Limerick
! The death has occurred at Limerick
of the Very Rev. Lucius O'Brien, Dean
of Limerick, in his twenty-second
year. The deceased. who was a son
OF William Smith O'Brien, had been
Dean since 1905.
At the opening of the Quarter
Sessions for the eastern division of
the County of Limerick, Judge Law
Smith, addressing the grand jury,
said there was only one case to go
before them and he congratulated the
jury on the peaceful state of their
county.
Mr.. w. f. Fit, Limerick, put up
for auction on Sept. 80, at the Court
house, Dromcollogher, the tenants in
| terest in 10 acres, 20 rood, 20 perches.
| held under agreement to purchase
under the act of 1913. Eugene O'Sul-
livan was declared the purchaser for
$500 and fees. Mr.. Fit put up also
for Mr.. Moloney the interest in a
business house at Dromcollogher,
same title interest, in lieu of rent
| Ell los; government valuation, Ell
los. Jerh. O'Obrien. r. d. c., Farrihy,
was declared the purchaser at s310.
! Lonqford.
/, Mrs. Henry Reynolds, Ballinalee,
died on Sept. q.
A very pretty wedding ceremony
was sOlemniZed at ShrOid chanel on
Oct. l, when DR.. Flood, of London IA
native of Longford), was married to
Miss Winifred Farrell, second daugh.
ter of the late Mr.. Matthew Farrell
and Mrs. Farrell, of .Longford and
Prospect House.
! Louth.
An Irish battle axe of the stone
age period was discovered by Francis
Killedy while digging in one Of his
fields at killaley, recently.