The Irish standard., 1914-11-28

NolStef MARY CARNEY, daughter or
John Slattery, ]. P, Bridge House.
Borrisokane.
Three local candidates are now in
the field for the representation of
North Kings County-E. j. Graham,
J. P; P. F. Adams, Co. c., and E. ].
Birmingham, Co. C.
Kildare.
On letter from Lieutenant Colonel
Rowan, R. A. M. c., Dublin district,
being read at Mas Guardians meeting
as to the accommodation of Union Hos
pital in the event of infectious diseases
arising among the British troops, it
was decided to intimate that there was
accommodation for Is patients, apart
from five or six possible smallpox
cases.
Kerry.
The winners of the two $50 scholar
ships given by the Kerry County Coun-
Gil are two pupils of the LETTERS lnsti-
tute, Tralee, John O'Donnell, Aunas-
caul, nephew of J. OConnell, L. l.. D.,
and Daniel Mccarthy, son of Thomas
Mccarthy, Castle street, Tralee.
Died.-At his residence, Main street,
Killorglin, James McCrohan. - Daniel
Conway, of Tarbert. Deceased was for
the past fourteen years manager of
Messrs. Russels stores in Tarbert.-At
his residence, Ahane, Ballymacelligott,
Thomas McEllistrum, aged SO years.
Leitrim.
A serious railway smash occurred
at the Midland Station, Dromod, on Oc-
tober 20, when an up goods train was
wrecked owing to the engine being de-
rallied at siding just beyond the
bridge.
Longford.
The Most Rev. DIR. Hoare, Lord Bish-
op of Ardagh and Clonmacnoise, has
made the following appointments: Rev.
Father Higgins, C. c., Gortlettra, to be
G.. c. in Aughavas; Rev. E. Briordy,
c. c., Abbeylara, to be c. e. in Gortlet.
ira; Rev. Hugh Lynch, G. c., Killennu-
merry, to be c. c. in Abbeylara; Rev.
Father Casey, c. c., Aughavas, to be
town; Rev. Patrick O'Kelly, &C, Co.'S
grove, Carrickedmund, to be G. C.. in
Drumlish; Rev. T. Meehan, C. c.,
Drumlish, to be C. c.. in Mullahoran;
Rev. H. Doyle, c. c., Mullahoran, to be
c. G. in Ardagh; Rev. P. DAILY, c. c.,
Moyne, to be C. C. in Athlone; Rev.
Peter Kelly, G. c., Athlone, to Moyne;
Rev. Father Masterson, C. c., Cloghan
and Bannagher, to be c. c. in Legan;
Rev. f. O'Reilly, c. C. Logan, to be
G. G. in Killennumerry; Rev. John
Meehan, G. c., Edgeworthstown, to be
G. G. in killennumerry; Rev. Father
Mcguire, G. c., Killennumery, to be
c. c. in Newtowncashel; Rev. Father
O'kane, Ardagh, to St. Mels College,
Longford; Rev. Father Fallon, profess
sor st. Mel's College, to be c. G. in
Cloghan and Bannagher; Rev. Hugh
Masterson, c. c., Keadue, to be G. C.
in Edgeworthstown.
Louth.
At the Dunkirk Petty Sessions the
magistrates made an order closing for
three months the public houses in the
town from 9 p. m. to Z a. M, on the
application of Head Constable Gill
hooly, grounded on the drunkenness
which had taken place since the ar.
rival of the British artillery and reserv-
lists and the breaking of plate glass
windows
On October 25, at his late residence,
Channonrock, Leath, the death oc.
Cured of James Byrne aged 80 years.
A marriage took place October %, at
the Cathedral, Marlboro street,
Dublin, between Patrick Francis Cor.
coran, manager Drogheda "Independ-
ent,' and Johanna (Josie) second
daughter Of the late Edward Awkward,
Clonmel.
Limerick.
A meeting of the Cumann nam Ban,
Limerick branch, was held in the
Fianna Hall, Little Darlington street,
Limerick, on the 18th ult One hun
dred and fifty members were present
and the recent manifesto from the Cen.
trail Council read by the secretary was
received with reclamation. One of
the speakers, Mrs. O'Callaghan, B. A.,
showed very clearly the economic i'm.
possibility of recruiting in Ireland, and
also that the trade interests of Eng.
land were to be conserved at the ex.
pense of Ireland. Mrs. O'Donovan, B.
A., dwelt on the work of Irishwomen
in the past, and their present duty to
their country. She appealed especial.
ly for "a study of the history of Ire
land, as being the best way of getting
the right spirit and the proper stand.
point for viewing present day happen.
ings."
Mayo.
Died.-October 10, at Mater Miseri
cordae Hospital, Dublin, of heart fail
ure following operation, Thomas Grit
fin, ex-N. T, Louisburgh, Mayo.-James
Gordon, Ballaghaderreen.
Meath.
The public opening of the Concert