The Irish standard., 1914-02-07
heart failure, aged 80 years. Recently,
Mrs. Michael Holland, Castlecomer.

Kings.
The body of young farmer named
Frank Deeley, of Dowras, Birr, was
found in bog. A coroner's jury re.
turned verdict of accidental drown.
ing.
The death has taken place of Mrs.
Mary Quirke, Cappelewane, Lusmagh,
at the age of 81 years.
Limerick.
The recent death of Michael O'Con.
nell, of Port, in his Tooth year. has re-
moved another remarkable gentleman.
ian from West Limerick.
Judge Law Smith, on opening the
Limerick Quarter Sessions on Jan. s,
was presented with white gloves. This
his Honor remarked, was what he
might call an annual presentation, and
congratulated the city on it's peaceful
condition.
lon9ford.
T. w. Delany, solicitor, has been ap-
pointed returning officer for the
county.
The plant and machinery of the
Longford creamery was seized by the
sheriff for debt. There was no hope of
settlement. The creamery had been
working for over twenty years, and
was part Of the time very successful.
The Longford District Council at its
quarterly meeting on Jan. 3, unani-
mously increased the salary of the
clerk, Mr.. j. F. M'Cann, on account
of increased duties under the Labor
ers' Acts, by EGO year. The clerk
pointed out that 217 additional labor.
ers' cottages had been erected in the
district since his appointment.
Louth.
At the opening of the Dundalk Quar-
ter Sessions on Jan. 9, before Judge
Green, Mr.. w. w. Russell, under sher.
iff, said it afforded him the utmost
pleasure to present white gloves,
which signified that there was no
criminal business to come before the
court. In fact the entire county was
free from crime.
The beautifully situated residence,
Balmarino, with good farm attached,
has been disposed of by the owner,
Mrs. Tiernan, through DAILY & Son, to
Thomas Cummins, of West street,
Drogheda. for the sum of s1,425.
Married, Jan. 5, at st. Patrick's
Cathedral, Dundalk, by the Rev. ].
McKeown, &C., John, eldest son of
James McKeown, Castletown road,
Dundalk, to Rosie, eldest daughter of
Captain Lambe, St. Mary's road, Dun
dalk.
Died. Jan. 6, at Haggardstown,
Thomas Gray, the faithful steward to
Miss ]. F. M'Geough. Jan. 9, at his
mothers residence, Castletown, Dun
dalk, George, eldest son of the late
Robt. J. Jennings, aged "a years. Dec.
81, at her fathers residence, Beagh,
Magheross, Annie Marion, N. T., Cor
duff, aged 20 years.
Leitrim.
At meeting of the entire employees
of the Arigna Mining company, held
on Jan. S, Pat. McManus, president,
presiding, the following resolution was
passed unanimously: Resolved, That
wo tho oun1ovooc ~ +ho Arioro N6;,,
ing company do again call on the d.
rectors of the above named company
and those of the Cavan and Leitrim
Railway company not to remove Mr..
McAdoo from any Office he holds in
connection with the above industries.
as we consider this would be a mis-
take for all concerned, inasmuch as
our interests as workmen are blended
with those of the directors and share
holders in the following manner, which
means whenever they suffer loss, the
industries suffer, and we are the next
that inevitably must suffer, and we
know from experience that this man
has been guiding light in the pro-
motion of those industries in manner
by which every Irishman should feel
proud"
Monaghan.
His Honor Judge Johnston was the
recipient of white gloves on opening
Castleblarney Quarter Sessions on
Jan. 6. Mr.. Swan, under sheriff, who
made the presentation, said he had
the pleasure in stating that there
were no criminal cases or appeals to
come before the court.
The local government board has
sanctioned loan of $4,000 to the
Monaghan Urban Council for the pur-
poses of providing houses for the
working classes of the town. The
Urban Council has, by fifteen votes to
two, appointed John M'Donald, Glass.
Tough street, as clerk of the markets.
Meath.
At Trim Quarter Sessions, before
Acting County Court Judge P. 8.
Walsh, judgment was delivered In the
malicious injury case of Christopher
DAILY, who claimed s2,188 for the al
legged malicious burning of saw mill,