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Madge Mcguire, daughter of the

resentative of the late Mr.. Henry
Lowe. and containing slightly over a
statute acre, has been sold for &275
to Rev. Canon Smythe, P. p, Clones.
The field adjoins the convent
grounds.
Mr.. John Farrell, of Cloneygowan,
Portarlington, has won a Kings
Scholarship, value 9100, and has en-
tered st. Patrick's College, Drumcon-
dra.
Died-August Goth, James w. Nc
Mahon, eldest son of James McMa-
hon, j. p, Co. c., Ballyroan, after
a tedious illness at the age of thirty
two years.
Sligo.
Died-August 18th, Mr.. James
Flanagan, Ardconnell, Ballymote, at
the age of seventy years. The de-
ceased was member of the Bally-
mote Creamery.
Tyrone.
Marride-August 18th, by the
Very Rev. John Doherty, P. P, V. F.,
Andrew Doherty, Main street, Stra-
bane to Gabrielle Doherty, Butcher
street.
Died-August 23rd, at IS, John
or ri
wife of Joseph McGale, and daughter
of the late Michael O'Neill, Lammy.
August 31st, at Moneygara, Rock,
Bernard Quinn, Father of Rev.
Michael Quinn, Adm, Armagh, and
Rev. Patrick Quinn, G. NJ, Millhill,
London, aged eighty-nine years.
Tipperary.
Rev. Brother T. j. Ryan has re-
tired from the principalship of the
Christian Brothers High School,
Clonmel. His successor is Rev. Bro.
M. P. Duggan, late of Waterpark
College, Waterford. He was for some
time Superior of the Christian Broth
ers' School, Thurles.
Died-Patrick Bowes, a member
of an old Tipperary stock, who suff-
cred a term of Imprisonment in '67
for his participation in the Fenian
rising. The funeral was attended by
the G. J. Hickman Brass and Reed
Band, playing the dead march, and
also by the local volunteers. A de-
tachment of the latter fired fare
we'll salute over the grave, this be-
ing the first time that departed 81
man could be accorded the honor in
Ireland.
Waterford.
Rev. Brother Mullan, for some
years Superior of the Christian
Brothers at Mount Sion, Waterford,
has been transferred as Superior to
Letterfrack, Galway, and is replaced
by Rev. Brother Nolan from WEEK
ford.
Wexford.
Died-August 10th, at Priory
place, New Ross, Peter A. Pope,
Clerk of the Union, after a weeks
illness, Mr.. Pope was at one time a
for Parliament, but with
drew in favor of Mr.. Redmond.
Westmeath.
Marride-August 10th, at the Uni
versity Church, Stephens Green, with
Mass and Papal Benediction,
by the Rev. T. A. Finley. M. A.. as
sisted by the Rev. Austin Delaney.
c. c. (uncle of the bride), Rev. L.
Byrne, c. c.; Rev. DR.. Donohoe
(cousins), and Rev. Father Angelus,
O. D. c. clarendon street). Hugh
Weir, M. P. S. L., son of the late
Michael Weir, Tulloghan House, Null
lingar, and Josephine Byrne. B. A.,
ex-Sch. R. U. l., daughter of the late
James Byrne, Donore Lodge, Bag
nalstown.
Wicklow.
Mr.. ]. T. Donovan had most en-
reception from his col
leagues of the Irish Party on taking
his seat in Parliament for West
Wicklow. He was accompanied to
the table by Mr.. Joseph Qevlin and
Mr.. Patrick O'Brien, one of the Party
The Nationalist raised a
big cheer as the trio advanced up the
floor. and it was cordially Joined by
many Liberals who know how great
have been Mr.. Donovan's services to
the Irish cause, both in Ireland and
abroad. In the lobby, also, Mr.. Don
ovan had a hearty welcome from
Home Rulers of every shade.
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