The Irish standard., 1914-01-10

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bore them away several hundred yards
to the lighthouse, where in the back
tide they reached the shore. The
lightkeeper and the Coastguard ar
rived promptly, but the skipper was
dead. The deceased traded on the
Shannon for forty years, and was popu-
lar locally.
Kilkenny.
Mrs. M. Cuddlhy, Market street
Thomastown, has disposed of her in
terest in the extensive licensed prem.
ises, grocery and provision store, at
Thomastown, by private treaty, to
VIM Lannon, Victualler, Thomastown,
for the sum of $3.50.
+ Kings.
Died, Nov. %, James Reddon. Bana.
CHER. Nov. %, William Kennedy, Kel.
lycross, Lotha. Recently, William
Winters, Church Lane, Birr.
Kildare.
Died.-On Nov. 20, at Ballinclough
at the residence of his brother, Nicho.
las, son of the late Nicholas Kelly. of
Maddenstown.
The Right Rev. Monsignor Hogan
president of Maynooth College, has
been appointed Domestic Prelate IN
the Pope.
Longford.
Ballymahon District Council has an.
pointed Thomas Robinson, Abbeyderg
as engineer to the Council.
Considerable alarm is being felt on
account of an outbreak of fever in
Granard Union. Altogether there were
nine cases in the fever hospital on
Dec. !.
Limerick.
A small holding of Q a. r. s n I'm.
der second judicial rent of ELL g.
at CORDIALLY, was sold at Limerick re-
Gently by w. B. Fit, for e25O.
Patrick NTinahan, a laborer. diad ~
Mnngret, on Nov. "a. The deceased
VINO was employed for go years by the
Limerick Corporation, had reached the
me old age of 1O6 years. Some ton
oays previous to his death be wo,
WORKING In the garden plot attached
70 cottage, which he held from tho
Limerick No. District Council nndau
the Laborer's Acts. e'
Leitrim.
on the night of Dec. 4. the th.toboa
dwelling house of Thomas Mul1iean ~
pfumhanny South, about four mi1os
from Mohlll, was completely burned
uown after the inmates had gone r.
ped The fire is supposed to have
originated accidentally from candle
useo IN one of the servants anart.
'iiehts overhead, and the whole bo,so
was IN flames when Mr. Mullipan was
apprised in his room on the ground
''oor' The household furniture was
also destroyed before HELM cou,d ho
got to remove it.
Louth.
Miss Tra1nOr, who recently resigned
as maternity nurse in the Ravensdale
district after twenty.six years. service.
mas resigned on pension of SIS per
year.
Dundalk Urban Council has applied
for loan of 100000 to carry out a
scheme of houses under the Working
Glasses Act.
Monaghan.
Miss NJ Noonan has resigned her
position as nurse in Carrickmacross
Union.
John Robinson, auctioneer Clones,
sold on Dec. J., the mansion, house
and lands known as Thornhill. near
to Mr.. MCLEAN, Tullaghan.
for $500, with auction fees. The
total acreage is 105 a. r. p. statute,
and the aggregate rental and rent
charges SAP IL s. 2 d. The owner was
David Hall.
Meath.
The death of Sister Mary Marcellus
Mccain. daughter of the late Corne-
Illus Mccain, Green Park, Athboy. took
place on the 25th of November. at the
Convent Of the Sisters of Charity. Bal.
doyle.
James Sullivan, Navan fiddler
who, while sitting by a farmers fire.
side recently, was struck by brick
which fell from overhead, died in Ma.
van Hospital from the effects of the
Mayo.
The Mayo County Council has an.
pointed Assistant County Surveyor for
the Unions of Killala and Belmullet.
P. B. Conway, c. E. Westport.
A man named Bernard Rogres. who
resided at Carrigarriff, some four
miles from Ballaghadereren, fell dead
on chair on which he was seated in
his own house few days ago. It ia
that heart failure was the
cause Of death.