The Irish standard., 1914-12-05

sive landowner and Justice of the
Peace, living at Abbeyleix, which was
published in local paper. The Lord
Chief Justice gave judgment for the
defendant with a stay of execution
for fortnight.
Roscommon.
w. H. Hope, who has been for the
past three years Cashier of the Ulster
Bank, Castlerea, has been transferred
to Strabane, and is succeeded by J. R.
Acheson, of the Clogher Branch.
The death of James Duffy, Lavagh,
took place recently.
Sligo.
The Ballymote Creamery has gained
for the second time the honors for Ire.
land in the butter exhibition at the
London Dairy Show, which was open
to Great Britain and Ireland.
The death has taken place at the
Ursuline Convent, Sligo, in the 42nd
year OF her religious life, of Rev. Moth.
er de Sales. who was the eldest daugh-
ter OF the late DR.. John F. McVeagh,
Rutland square, Dublin.
Tipperary.
Amongst recent Tipperary mar
riages are the following: At Catholic
University Church. Dublin, by the Rev.
VIM. O'Connell, Administrator, Water.
ford, assisted by Rev. Father Ivers, Ma
thanfel, fourth son of Edmund Dow.
ney, Waterford. to Brigid (Bee), fourth
daughter of Thomas Byrne, Knock
lofty, Clonmel.-At the Sacred Heart
Church, Temrlemore, by the Rev.
Father Kiely, P. P. Bryan, third son
of Thomas Breary, merchant. Bally-
neety, Palasgreen, to Mai Meagher,
Oldest daughter of Patrick ]. Meagher.
Templemore.
Miss A. M. Lovett, daughter of John
Lovett, Clonmel, has passed for a
clerkship in the Bank of Ireland. and
Will be appointed to an early vacancy.
The following deaths are announced ::
Mrs. Anne McGrath, West Gate.
Thuries, (widow of the late Patrick
McGrath, grocer), at the residence of
her sister, Mrs. Mollumby. Moycarkey.
John Ryan, Curraheen, Drangan.-
At isoorhane, Emily, Mary, widow of
the late William Slattery.-At Rose
Villa, Tipperary, Francis McNally.
aged 62 years.-Mary, daughter of the
late James Hackett, and Mrs. Hackett,
Woodbine Cottage, Fethard-At her
residence, Shanbaly, Lisronagh, Mar.
garet, dearly-loved wife of John Loner.
gan.-Western Road, Clonmel, Ellen
Moore, aged 20 years.
Westmeath.
The solemn profession took place
last month at the Sa cred Heart Pre-.
sentation Convent, Kilcock, of Miss
Elizabeth White, in religion Sister
Mary Oliver. daughter of Nicholas
White, D. c., Raharney, Killucan. Most
Rev. DR.. Foley, Bishop of Kildare and
Leighlin, officiated.
The deaths are announced of: Ellen
Moore, wife of Thomas William Moore,
late of Rathganny House, Multyfarn.
ham, County Westmeath.-Patrick Nc.
Mahan, Austin Friars, Mullingar.
Sir Richard Levinge, First Life
Guards Of Knockdrin Castle, Mullin.
gar, and Capt. G. H. Hume-Kelly, of
the North Staffordshire Regiment,
youngest son of Major Hume-Kelly, of
Glencara, Mullingar, have been killed
in action.
Wexford.
The following marriages have been
celebrated: DR.. William Talbot Nor.
ton, Croydon, London, younger son of
the late John Manning Morton, Bal
linaclash, Co. Wexford, and Mrs. Nor.
ton. Tonbeam Lodge, Wilkee, to Eileen
Wilhemina, elder daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis, Rathjarney Villa, KILL
nick.-At the Church of the Immacu.
late Conception, Wexford, Patrick, sec.
ond son of the late James Horan, and
Mrs. Horan, Commercial quay. to
Kathleen, only daughter of the late
Simon Hore, and Mrs. Hore, South
Main street, Wexford.
Died: November 1. at a Private
Nursing Home, Dublin, Thomas Fen.
lon, merchant, Main street, Enniscor-
thy, aged As years.-Miss Mackessey,
knockroe, suddenly.
Waterford.
The following marriages were cele.
brated recently: At the Cathedral,
Waterford, by the Rev. VIM. O'Con-
nell, Adm, Thomas, son of Con and the
late Mrs. Manahan, Patrick street,
Waterford, to Cecilia A., daughter of
Patrick and Mrs. O'Neill, Is Morley
terrace, Waterford.-At st. Michael's
Church, Kingstown, with Nuptial Mass
and Papal Benediction, by Rev. j.
O'kennedy, brother of the bridegroom,
Edward, third son of James Kennedy,
Arderrow, Cork, to Eileen, youngest
daughter of the late James and Anas.
tatia Arnold, Waterford.
E. ]. Barry, Tramore, who has had
over forty years. service in the Ma.
tional Bank-during twenty of which
he was connected with the Waterford
hro n oh-hoc ro<S~oI