The Irish standard., 1914-05-23
I XNEWS FROM IRR AND {

AAo AeAl IoVV " Ills OauSQLer, Mary,
and the remainder upon trust for his
wife and his daughters. Sophie,
Emily, and Dorothy in equal shares.
The best fishing that has been
known in Kinsale for some years was
that which took place during the
past week, and has exceeded all ex-
pectations. The Avanbag Arklow,
topped the list with a fine catch of
10000.
Derry.
The residence of Meadowbank ave-
nue. and adjoining localities in Lon
donderry were greatly alarmed when
one of the largest houses in the
neighborhood was seen to be in
flames. At the rear of the house,
where the fire is believed to have
originated, large sheet of paper
was found, bearing the following
words in printed characters: Fair
play for women and no drill. Apply
to Carson for damages. Votes for
women and stop torture.
Damage to the extent of E15O was
caused by a fire which broke out in
the granary of Mr.. John Have.
Drumrainey, near Magherafelt. A
threshing machine, pair of fans,
large quantity of oats, and feeding
stuffs were destroyed. In attempt
ing to extinguish the flames, Mr..
Have received serious burns about
the head and body.
Donegal.
In the Nisi Prius Court, Dublin,
before Mr.. Justice Boyd, the action
of Lyon v. McNutt, was mentioned
for settlement. 1t had been brought
to establish the will of the late Miss
Mary Ann McNutt. of Burnfoot,
County Donegal. who died on the
5th of November, 1913. Under her
will she left a legacy of &100 to a
Miss Margaret Walker, of Philadel-
phia; 600 to Mr.. John Brewster, J..
P, and 500 to the Rev. DR.. Lowe,
clerk of the general assembly. The
following terms of settlement were
mentioned: The plea of undue in
duence was withdrawn, the plaintiff
undertook to obtain from Mr.. Brew
ster and DR.. Lowe, release of their
legacies; the will was to be establish
ed; the plaintiff was to be paid G10O
for his coasts and was to waive his
right to probate and to facilitate
either of the defendants in obtain
ing grant of administration of the
will annexed.
The National Volunteer Force is
still swelling in membership. AS a
matter of fact nobody thought it
would grow to such dimension in the
short period of time, for it is not a
fortnight since its inception. 1t is
surprising might say almost in
credible-the rapid progress that has
been made to the drilling.
The death took place at Redburn,
Hollywood, of Mrs. Dunville, widow
of the late Mr.. R. G. Dunville. D. l..
Mrs. Dunville was daughter of the
late Mr.. Chaine, of Moylena, County
Antrim, and was married in 1865.
Her only child is Mr.. John Dunville.
D. D.. of Navan, County Meath.
Five County Down fishermen lost
their lives by the laundering of their
boat in a storm. Edward Murphy.
with his son. aged 10 years; his nep-
hew, John Murphy, William Lenag-
han and Arthur McVeigh, went out
to set lines in Dundrum Bay. AS the
boat did not return, the lifeboat
made search, and found Murphy's
boat floating keel upwards. There
was no trace of the fishermen.
Dublin.
The Lord Lieutenant has appoint
de Mr.. Patrick McArdle, 10 Rutland
square, Dublin, to be a magistrate
for the City of Dublin, and has also
appointed to the Commission of the
Peace for the Borough of Dublin, Mr..
]. T. Wood Latimer, Court Receiver
of 13 Cope street, and Tower Ville,"
Merrion, chairman of Dublin Skin,
cancer and Urinary Hospital, Hume
street.
A dinner in honor of Mr.. Lingard
Goulding, who for five years has
been president of the Dub lin Branch
of the United Kingdom Commercial
Travellers Association, was given in
the Central Hotel, Dublin, by the
members of the association.
Mr.. Matthew Joseph Minch, ]. r.,
of Clonfadda, Mount Merton ave-
nue., Blackjack, has been co-opted
director of the Hibernian Bank, Ltd,
in the room of Mr.. Martin Francis
Mahony. ]. p, of Cork, who has re-
signed.
As result of settlement, which
was arrived at a conference between
the representatives of the Dablin
Dockyard company and the riveters
who have been on strike, the latter
returned to work on the understand
ing that their demands would re-
ceive consideration in due course.