The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-07-25
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Inc DuOlln 'GazetLo contains the
announcement Of the bankruptcy of
Thomas Pagan, publican, Clougher-
head, Droghada.
Limerick.
The Limerick Guardians passed
resolutions of sympathy with Mr.. T.
Davis, D. c., on the death Tin Ameri-
ca) of his brother, Rev. Father Da-
Wis; the relatives of the late Mr.. ].
Grove. a well-known Limerick Ma
tionalist, and Aid. Joyce, M. P, on
the death of, his son. The board ad-
journed as mark of respect to. the
memory of Canon Murphy and Mr..
John O'Brien, assistant clerk.
At the annual exhibition of work
by the pupils of the Limerick School
of Art there were some really fine
specimens of Limerick lace and of
modelling and pottery work-the
latter the product of the students
from the initial to the finished
stages.
Monaghan.
A petition has been lodged against
the return of Mr.. M. DAILY, J. P, for
the County Council division O., Car
rickmacross. The petitioner, Mr.. T.
Mcmahon, ]. P, held the seat for
number of terms, but was defeated
by Mr.. DAILY at the recent election.
The Rev. Mark Clinton. c. c., Cas-
tleblayney, has been appointed ad-
ministrator of Clontfbret in success
sion to the Rev. T. A. O'noherty,
appointed P. PIP, of Newtownbutler.
Meath.
By II votes to 10, Meath County
Technical committee decided not to
rescind a resolution adopted 2rovid-
ing for the appointment of a whole
time commercial teacher.
Mayo.
Ejectment DEGREES against a num-
Der of tenants of Lord Ardi!aun ut
Cong, County Mayo, were given at
Claremorris quarter session, and de-
crees for rent were given against a
number of other tenants of the same
landlord, for whom Mr.. John Gar
vey. G. S.. D. L.. appeared. The
rents had been withheld pending a
sale to the Congested Districts
board. The agent. Mr.. Turnkey. ].
P, proved that the rents were due,
and in cross-examination Mr.. O'Flan-
nagan for the tenants admitted
having sent circular to the tenants
intimating his lordship's willingness
to sell to the G. D. B., and also his
intention to arrange with the board
for the payment by the tenants Of
reduced interest in lieu of rent from
the LIST of November, 1911. At the
Ballinrobe council a resolution was
adopted calling on the G. D. B. to
try to effect an immediate settlement
between Lord Ardilaun and his ten
ants.
Queens.
Mr.. William Delany, M. P, has re-
covered from his recent illness.
Among the resolutions of sympathy
which his illness evoked was one
from the Mountmellick Town Coun-
Gil.
Died.-On June rs, at 10 Curzon
street, Dublin, John Mccartney, late
of Marayborough.
Sligo.
Bridget Hanlon, 20, left her ia
theirs house at Tully, County Sligo,
some days ago to get water from a
we'll at little distance. She has not
since been seen, and although ex-
haustive searches have been made no
trace of her has been found. The
water vessels were got at the we'll
filled.
Rev. Canon E. Doorly, admins
traitor, has been unanimously re-
elected chairman of the County
Sligo Agricultural committee, and
also of the committee of manage
ment of the Sligo infirmary. Aid. E.
Foley, ]. p, was elected vice-chair-
man of the former body, and Rev.
D. ]. O'Grady, vice-chairman of the
latter.
Tipperary.
Mr.. John Bourke, president of the
Thurles District Land and Labor as
ISOLATION, and secretary of the bene-
fit society, has rendered his resigna-
ton of both offices because those
in authority do not seem to recog-
nize his efforts"
Tyrone.
A special meeting of the Omagh
Urban Council was held Monday
evening. June %, to consider the an
nual revision of valuation, and deal
with the list of changes of names.
and list of premises for revision Of
valuation. The business was formal
and lasted only few minutes. The
members present were Messrs.
Thomas Johnston, ]. p. (chairman),
James MCCLELLAN, Patrick STAIRS,