The Irish standard., 1913-04-19

James Cooncy, one of the oldest and
| most popular men in the Ballinamore
| district, died on March S at the age Of
eighty-one.
| Lonsford.
| John Seaman, killoe, has been APP
pointed Master of the Longford Work
house. in succession to Mr.. Farrell
who resigned on pension.
Limerick.
| On March IS William b, FIT sold
part of the lands of the Islandea,
Adare, As acres l. p. NJ, annuity G44
SIS, p. l.. V. ESQ, with residence, for
G1,05O and fees, to Patrick McNa-
mara.
Patrick OHalloran son of the late
Michael O'Halloran, who was evicted
seventeen years ago from his farm at
Rathbane. has been reinstated in his
old home through the efforts Of the
East Limerick branch of the U. l. l..
Louth.
| The following deaths have taken
place: March 9. at Aushadara, Clog
her, Tyrone, Ellen, widow of The late
Patrick Connolly, and mother of Rev.
Thomas Connolly, c. c. L., Threemile-
house, Monaghan. March Is. at
Broughton street, John, the third eld-
est son Of Thomas Dulaghan. March
2l, at Jenkinstown, Bridget, widow of
the late James Trainor. March Is. at
; The Belt, Glendomett, Londonderry.
Kathleen, wife of r. P. Good, and
Youngest daughter Of Mrs. f. j. Cas-
ey, Central Hotel, Dundalk. "
Mayo.
The following deaths hav. taken
place: March Is. Mrs. Margaret
Wynne, Castelar,. March II, Mrs.
Hyland. kiltimagh. Recently, Mrs. C..
Durcan. Drimadoon.
The death has taken place. at his
home at Ranaranny, near Charles.
town. of a centenarian and old age
pensioner named Doninick Colleran.
at the age' of 104. At the time of the
passing of the Old Age Pension Act
he surprised the local Pension Com
mittee by establishing beyond doubt
that his age was then 1O1, ft-.- 6,
Monaghan. SPA. -"..
Mr.. Brown of the Cavan Stores Co..
Cavan, has been reinstated in possess
sion Of a. farm of land at Augi,namul :
len. Ballybay. which his ancestors
| were dispossessed from a long time
ago.
The following deaths have taken
place: Miss Maggie Kells, Belfast
formerly of Clones: Mrs. Frances Nc
Nally, Nafferty: Mrs W. T. Woods
R1verview house. Carricknacross;
Mrs. Mary Reilly, Drumboory.
I Queens.
Considerable regret was occasioned
by the death of Michael Farrell, which
occurred at his residence, Borris-in-
ossory up to short time ago when
he retired. The late Mr.. Farrell be-
longed to one of the oldest and most
highly-respected families in the coun-
~ He was a lifelong nationalist and
took a prominent and active mart in
every movement inauguratcd for the
welfare of the people,
! Roscommon.
Ill
white gloves at the opening OF the
Roscommon Quarter Sessions OH
March Is, there being no criminal
business to be disposed of.
Tyrone. .
The death took place on March Is
Of Mrs. Rebecca Breen of Froughmore
Clogher. at the age of 101 years.
The following deaths have takcr
place: March 2, Owen Donnelly
Lackagh. March 9, Mrs. Patrick Con.
molly, Aushadara. Cloghcr Recently
Charles Nesbit, Ballylast, Urney.
I Tipperary.
A middlc-aged woman named 10.
mamma Dordy. of CrannavOne was
burned to death in her home on March
20.
A farm of land at Grawn, nea,
Thurles was sold by auction on Marcel
Is for ESQ. which is almost 100 years
purchase OF the annuity. es So I'D.
u Wexford.
The Estates Commissioners arc ne.
gotiating for the purchase OF tn,
Sweetman estate.
i A house, the property of Thoma.
Murphy. St. Adams Walk, Corey. wa,
on March 20 burned to the ground
the outbreak being the result of tn,
chimney taking fire when dinner wa,
being cooked. The household effect
were also partially destroyed.
Wsstnsath.
The following deaths have take,
| place: March 10. Michael Casey