The Irish standard., 1914-12-12
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/ 3NEWS FROM IRBL ANDX
Antrim.


man and Clark, Belfast, of the IS. Car
4 marthenshire, vessel of 4S5 feet in
( length, and with gross tonnage of 9,
Z 900. She is built to the order of the
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., Lon
don.
The new Board of Management Of
1 the Belfast and Ulster Winners asso
citation have reelected the following
Il II. McKenna, chairman; H. Scullin
& vice chairman, and H. Toner, treas
urer.
Lisburn Castle, formerly the resi-
dence of the late Sir Richard Wallace
Bart, was opened under the auspices
Of the Lisburn Urban Council, as {
Il Technical School, with Cecil Wright
late of Clonmel, as principal. There
4 is already roll of 400 pupils. ]. Milne
Barbour, D. L., performed the opening
ceremony, and addresses were deliver
ed by T. P. Gill, Department Secre
tary; T. C. Forth, Principal Belfast
Technical Institute, and A. William
son, Principal Schoo! of Commerce
Rathmines.
F. L. Heyn, J. p, of the Ulster
Steamship Co., Belfast, has resigned
his Office as Consul of the Ottoman
Empire. The Consulate has been held
by the family for nearly 70 years.
Capt. the Hon. Arthur O'Neill, NJ. p.
for Mid-Antrim, was killed in action on
the 4th inst. The deceased, who was
heir to Lord O'Neill, of Shane's Castle,
married in 1902 Lady Annabel Crewe.
Mines, eldest daughter of the Marquis
of Crewe.
H. OH. O'Neill, J. p, has been
unanimously elected chairman of the
Portrush Town Commissioners.
Martin Joseph Burke, solicitor, a
Catholic, has been appointed Clerk of
the Crown and Peace for Belfast He
was pupil of the Christian Brothers
Schools and ST. Malachy's College Bel
fast.
Armagh.
The death took place November -,
1914, at the residence of her brother,
Felix Coyne, Clentyclay, Verners-
bridge, of Rose Coyne, sister of the
Very Rev. Canon Coyne, P. p, Ready.
H. j. Chippendall, Governor of Ar.
magh Prison, has been temporarily ap-
pointed to the Governorship of Mary
borough Convict Prison.
cavan.
Peter O'Kinealy, of S Bentinck
street, Cavendish Square, London, fifth
son of the late James OKinealy, of
No. Z Church street, Cavan, Advocate
General of Bengal and member of the
Legislative Council of the Lieutenant
Governor of Bengal, 19O4-S, who died
on September 22nd last, left estate of
the value of a4O,7O6.
Carlow.
William A. Lawler has been perma-
nently appointed to the Town Clerk
ship of Carlow, his election being NOV
ed at the Urban Council by Mr.. Null
lane, seconded by Mr.. McGrath, and
supported by. Mr.. Molloy, M. p, and
the Chairman, Mr.. Governey, j.. p.
Cork.
The South of Ireland Cattle Trade
Association have decided to ask the
Irish Department and the English
Board of Agriculture to withdraw the
Cattle Detention Order in view of COM
mails on arrival on the other side of
the Channel. The President of the
English Farmers Union has written to
the Association withdrawing state
ment that ireland was never free
from cattle disease"
To make room for the British mill
tary, fifty-four inmates of the Mitchels.
town Union have been transferred to
Fermoy Workhouse.
For the vacant Aldermanship of the
Northwest Ward, Cork, Charles DAILY
(N.), 1nniscarrig House; C. Willard GA.
F. ~, ex-Alderman; and Jas. O'Con.
nor, Catherine place, have been nomi-
mated.
Mrs. Mary Beggs, of Skibbereen, left
personal estate valued at &2,4O4 on
trust for her four children.
Capt. the Hon. A. E. S. Mulholland.
Irish Guards, killed in action, was the
eldest son of Lord Dunleath, Ballywal-
ter Castle.
Clare.
DR.. c. J. Kelly, son of the late F.
Kelly, j. p, Ennis, and of Mrs. Kelly,
. Merrion avenue, Blackjack, has got a
commission in the r. A. NJ. G.
The following deaths are announc.
ed: John F. Cullinan. solicitor. Ennis,
who had held the position Of Session.
al Crown Solicitor for Glare for years
having succeeded his father, M. Guilt
nan, on the latter's resignation. In
( 1868, Mr.. Cullinan was appointed so
licitor to the Glare Grand Jury, and
when the County Council came into
operation he was continued as Law
Adviser to that body. He was also
County Solicitor to the Land Commits
sion and to the Board of Works. De
ceased was first cousin of the late 81,
/. f. F.. Cullinan.-James p, third son Of
James Clancy, merchant, Ennis road
Kilrush.-Martin Scully, killed at the
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