The Irish standard., 1913-03-22

3NEWS FROM |RElAkD(
Armagh.

airy 10 by Bernard Woods, young
Ready merchant.
The dead body of Patrick Kelly, a
farmer of Knockfawn. has been found
on the roadside at Shantully on Feb
ruary Ii. Kelly visited Middletown
and on his way home was overtaken
by the storm and died from cold and
exposure.
Antrim.
James Connolly, AS Edward street,
belfast. died on February II as a re-
suit of burns.
\ tranway worker named Saund-
rrs was killed and another named
Mclean seriously injured through Il
wall collapsing on them as they were
inspecting a vacant house at Ander-
sonstown, Belfast.
Cork.
James Barry and Son. auctoneers,
Fermoy, sold on February IS Carriga-
brick farm of 1lS acres, held at rent
of 6 100 per annum. Mr.. c. ]. Fur
long was declared purchaser at fl.900
and fees.
An unusually rare species of whale.
measuring over twenty feet. went
ashore at Tralong, near Roscarbery,
on February IS. The monster ap-
peared to have met with lot of buff
feting after the recently disturbed
state or the sea around the coast, and
was observed noundering on the
strand after the receding tide.
Carlow.
Carlow Urban Council has applied
for loan of $4,000 for the purpose
of building houses under the working
classes act.
Died. - February Z, at Montgomery
street, Carlow, John Brennan, at an
advanced age. At Madlin House,
Leighlinbridge. James Coleman, cattle
dealer,
The death took place recently after
a short illness OF John Reilly, Redbog,
Belturbet, at the age of 101 years.
On the evening of February is, a
commodious and well-equipped Hi
herman hall was opened at Munter-
connaught. a district lying between
Tough Ramon and Ballyjamesduf.
Clare.
Died.---tebruary is, Mrs. Nora Muir
ply. Kilrush. Recently in Dublin,
Daniel O'Connell, Ennis February II,
Anne Joyce, kildysart, aged So years.
The Moroney estate has been Of
tered by the owner for sale to the
Congested Districts Board. and it
comprises with the agricultural prop
ert, the rents derivable from the en-
tire town of Midtown Malbay.
s" Derry.
Nearly fifteen hundred employees OF
'rillie g. Henderson's Collar factory in
Derry are on strike.
The death has taken place Of
Thomas Lindsay, Of Derry City, who
was said to be the oldest coroner in
ireland. The deceased was SO years
of age and was appointed coroner for
County and City Of Derry in 1872.
,.....> Down.
..~ Mrs. McCourt. an elderly woman.
who was brought to the Newry Union
hospital on February 20 suffering from
severe burns accidentally sustained in
her house that day in Moore's Lane
Off Castle street. died the same night
from shock and exhaustion following
the injuries.
Dublin.
The annual convention OF the Unit
cd Irish League Of Great Britain will
be held in Dublin during Whitsuntide
week.
The committee of the Richmond
Asylum called on DR.. Blake, Jr., NJ. O.,
to resign on the ground that he had
got married without the permission OF
the board.
Donegal.
The following deaths have taken
place: February co. Mrs. Kate Camp
bell, Tyrconnel street, Donegal. Feb
ruary is, James Smyth, Buncrana.
Bernard Doherty, a man of seventy
Years, is in custody charged with hav-
ing caused the death Of his wife An
ME Doherty, at their home, Shnragore,
recently.
Fermanaqh.
An elderly farmer named Ardell
Hanley, from the Knox, dropped dead
in Lisnaskea Fair, while assisting his
son to sell some cattle.
Galway.
Died. - February II. Miss Rogers,
Devon place, Galway. Recently, Mar
asstn Flanagan. Cranna.
Galway Urban Council has awarded
to Richard Walsh. local contractor
the contract for the erection of 81