The Irish standard., 1914-12-12

lin. by the Rev. Father Flavin, Adm.
between John, eldest son of Bartholo-
new McGloin, Dromahair, and Mar
garet, third daughter Of John Quinlan,
Inch, Thurles. Co. Tipperary.
On November II, 1914, in Private
Hospital, Dublin, the death took place
of Mark P. McDermot, Maenadille,
Carrick-on-Shannon.
Meath.
The following deaths have taken
place recently: At his residence, Kill
tale, Dunsany, John, youngest son of
the late Thomas Maguire-at his resi-
dence, Belper, Dunsany, Meath, Peter
G. Moran, j. p, Blackwater, Ratoath,
aged 80 years.
Among farms recently sold are the
following: ]. Crawley, Ardnalivery, Ar
dee, was the purchaser of the house
and lands in the possession of j. T.
Dolan, M. A., at Tullakeel, Louth, for
e2,300.-J. Cusack, Ardee, purchased
Purceltown at G1,SOO.-A farm of land
at Cloneymeath, Summerhill, 26 acres
3 roods, was sold to D. ]. Reilly, SO.
lfcitor for G1,200.-A farm at Ard
mulchan, containing some GO statute
acres, was purchased by John Cooney,
Mallymagarvey, for $1,000. This farm
was purchased in 1900 at $3.50.
Mr.. Burke, B. A., late of the Chris.
tian Brothers college, Cork, has join
ed the teaching staff of the Christian
schools, Kells.
Monaghan.
H. J. Beakey, auctioneer (Unionist)
has been unanimously co-opted mem.
Der of the Monaghan Urban council to
fill the vacancy caused by the death
of R. H. Parke, solicitor.
Bernard Mcguire has passed the re-
cent examination for clerkships in the
Great Northern Railway, and Patrick
Marion was successful at the prelim-
mary examination of the Incorporated
Law society. Both are pupils of the
Patrician Brothers high school, Car.
rickmacross.
A magisterial investigation at Car
rickmacross into charges for which
eight men had been reported" by Mr..
Denning, K. c., in the recent local
election petition, resulted in cases
against Michael Lennon. Peter Petit
grew, John Ward and Michael Mecca
hey being struck out.
Mayo.
The death is announced of Mother
Brigid Brosnan, Convent of Mercy,
swinford, County Mayo. She was
daughter Of the late Cornelius Bros.
nan, Rathkenny.
The appointments to the magistracy
for Mayo are announced of Joseph Gil.
martin, Chairman Castelar, Guardi.
ans; Patrick Timlin, U. d. c.. Thos.
H. Gillespie, editor "Connaught Tele-
graph" J. J. Waldron, Co. c., Bally-
haunis, and John Gill, Ballyglass
Monument, Claremorris.
Lieut.. Cormac Walshe, B. A.. died
on 5th inst, in hospital, Boulogne. He
was attached to, the Second Battalion
Leinster Regiment (Royal Canadians),
and was the youngest son of E. G.
Walshe,, d. t., Crossmolina.
H. H. G. Knox, j. p, Creagh. Bal
linrobe, has been appointed to be a
Deputy Lieutenant for Co. Mayo.
Mr.. Leamy, assistant clerk to- the
Guardians and District Council, has
left Mountmellick, and Mr.. Charles T..
Phillips, who has been managing Me.
Custy's establishment in Market
Square, has taken up an appointment
in London.
Rascammon.
Hay of the estimated value of $500.
belonging to M. g. Sweeney, was de-
stroyed by fire at Dalifield, near
Castlerea. The Castlerea District
Council received a malicious injury
claim for s1OO on behalf OF Martin.
Kenny, of Aughamore, Ballyhaunis, in
respect Of alleged injury to his prop
erty.
The following deaths have taken
place recently: Denis Gaffney, late
master of Cartron National School
At Ballyglass, Runnamoat, Roscome
mon, James Dayer, aged rs years.
Sligo.
Joseph Donegan, son of John Done
gan, N. T., Annaghmore, Gurteen, has
obtained a professorship in Galway
University. During his college career
he was remarkably successful. In a
single year he won three exhibitions
in Ballaghaderreen College, and on his
entry into Galway University he Sc
cured two residential scholarships.
Since then he has to his credit a Uni.
versity scholarship and a county
scholarship for three successive years.
At the last examination in Galway he
secured his B. Sc. degree, and headed
the list with first-class honors and spe-
eial distinction.
Edmund Burke, for a long time con.
nected with the staff of the Hibernian
Bank, Tobercurry, has been transfer.
red to Edenderry.
Tipperary.
His Lordship the Most Rev. DR..
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