The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-09-27
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OA0O.-&ANS. ~, dl 4 4dIIOW 81,
Thomas Henry Berne Aug. %, at a
nursing home, Dublin, 1smena, widow
Of the late w. A. Boyle, chief secre-
tary's office, aged 81 years. Aug. 81,
at 80 Clonard ST., Belfast, James Har-
aghy, the husband of Bridget Haraghy.
Aug. Is, at David ST.. Belfast. Thorn
as Scott.
The death took place on Aug. 36 at
the Pavilian, Armagh, of James Ions
dale. father of Sir John Lonsdale, NJ.
P. Mr.. Lonsdale, who had been ill for
some months, had reached the age of
80. He was a member Of the Armagh
county council and the asylum board.
Carlow.
Died.-Aug. 25th. at Wellington
Quay, Carlow, Maurice, fifth son of the
late Patrick Bowden, Ballynoe, Gonna.
County Cork. Aug. 20, at the later
hospital, Dublin, Thomas Cullen, late
Of Is Tullow street, Carlow.
T. Three County Carlow scholarships
have been awarded this year to Mas
tiers Thomas Lillis, Peter Swayne, and
Redmond Dalton, all OF whom have
been pupils Of Knockburg college for
the last four years.
pc. Cork.
Died.-Aug. 20, at Kilmartin, Dom
oughmore Catherine. relict of the late
Maurice Ahern. Aug. 21, at Bishop
town, Ellen, eldest child of William
and Hannah Buckley, aged Is years.
Aug. "a, Ellen, widow of the late Law
renee Brown, who lost his life in the
ss. Kurdistan disaster. Aug. "a, Cath
crime, widow Of the late Daniel Cole
man, Whitewater, Kinsale. Aug. 9, at
Mosley Villa Ballintemple, Mary Kath-
leen, wife of Michael Dorgan. Aug.
10, at IS Grattan street, Elizabeth
Leahy. At Bishoptown, Nora. beloved
wife of Thomas McGrath, and daugh-
ter of the late John and Nora Crow
ley, Clancoole, Bandan. Aug. II. in
Middleton hospital, Daniel Murphy, Bal
lyorchard, Carrigtwohill date honora-
BILE secretary. East Cork executive u.
I. L,) only son of Daniel Murphy.
Glare.
The death of Michael Kitson, Kill
rush, who passed away on Aug. q at
a comparatively early age, caused gen.
eral regret in Kilrush. The deceased
who was the son of Patrick Kitson.
wine merchant, Henry street, was en-
gagged In the drapery business with his
brother at Market square.
Speaking at Midtown Malbay, recent
.ly. Col. Lynch. NJ. p. said If he thought
Protestants would suffer on account of
their religion he would even now OPP
pose Home Rule, but no such fear was
ed, had difficult role to play. for he
had to pretend to stir up revolution
while keeping within the law, so as not
to incriminate himself or his Unionist
friends. He solved the difficulty by
acting Captain Bobadil with an Ulster
accent.
James Gaffney, former Master of
Cavan Union has been granted a PEN
sion Of Is pounds per year, under seal
ed order of the local government board.
Died.-Recently in Dublin. John Ben
nett, Castle street, Killeshandra. Aug.
20, Mrs. Catherine Sheridan, .Gowna.
s Derry.
Died.-Aug. 26, at Is Lower Nassau
street. Derry, Catherine, relict of the
late Patrick Mclaughlin. Aug. %, at
17s Bishop street. Derry. Mary. wife of
Patrick O'Kane.
Down.
On Aug. 26, DR.. A. Heron, Coroner
for South Down, held an inquest in
Newry on the body of plasterer.
named Hugh J. O'Hanlon, who was
found dead in gateway between
Needham street and Kilmorey street
Dublin.
The Lord Mayor Of Dublin, in re.
spouse to resolution by the Public
Bodies. has called an AN-Ireland meet
ing to protest against the action Of the
Cuaard Company in the matter of the
Queenstown crux.
Married.-Aug. 20, at the o-Cathe-
dral, Marlborough street, by the Very
Rev. DR.. o'Kane, president. st. Col.
o,nb's College. Londonderry. Professor
semple. NJ. A., National University of
ireland, to Frances, second daughter Of
Surgeon and Mrs. H. B. Kennedy, s
Great Denmark street, Dublin. s
Died.-Aug. Is at As Railway street.
Patrick, third eldest son of the late
Patrick Brady. Aug. Is. at a private
hospital. Dublin, Of pneumonia. John