Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-03-07
IRELAND.
Record Of the Most Important Of
the Recent Events cuiied
From Exchanges.

Mrs. Mary Costello has Just died
in the Oughterard Hospital at the
age of lis years.
John Lalor Fitzpatrick, of Mount
rath, has been sworn in as a Justice
of the Peace for Queens county.
Two hundred Irish National Vol
unteers we're enrolled at an
enthusiastic meeting in Athenry
Town Hall.
The Rev. Father Reidy, of Moone,
has been appointed to Balla; Rev.
J. Mylotte, Irishtown, to Moone, and
Rev. Father Heeney to Irishtown.
Thomas Harrington. Urlingford, a
member of the Directory of the
United Irish League, has been APP
pointed a Magistrate for the County
Kilkenny.
Claremorris District Council APP
pointed Matthew Cosgraye architect
under the laborers' acts, Thomas
O'Boyle having withdrawn his ap-
plication.
Judge Brereton Barry was pre-
scented with white gloves at Carlow
Quarter Sessions, and extended con-
gratulations on the peaceable state of
the county.
Rev. Father Gerard, of Mount
nugent, County Cavan, is under med
icai treatment as the result of fall
from car near Navan. He Is max
ing favorable progress.
Messrs. Michael Magan, of Killa-
/ hee; John Rhatigan, of Lanesboro,
and William Farrell, of Leheny, were
at Killashee Sessions sworn in as
Magistrates for County Longford.
DR.. Morris and w. FITZGERALD have
been elected Councillors for the
Center ward of the Waterford Cor
poration and d. Mcdonald has been
elected Councillor for the West ward
| The death has occurred at his
residence at Mas, in his eighty-fifth
year, of James Dillon, who for many
years was a member of the Mas
Board Of Guardians and District
Council.
| The New Ross Guardians elected
DR.. O'Regan, of New Ross, a medical
officer for New Ross and Ballywillan
! district by forty votes as against
Twenty-Five for DR.. Heating, OF
I Wexford.
John O'Connell, of the firm OF
O'Connell Brothers, coachbuilders
and farmers. and Chairman of the
Mountmellick Board of Guardians,
has been appointed a Magistrate for
Queens county.
/ Most Rev. DR.. Browne has ap.
pointed Rev. T. Cleary, of Kilanerin,
to Corey, and Rev. T. Grove, chap
lain at Enniscorthy Workhouse, to
Kilanerin, and to be replaced in En-
niscorthy by Rev. r. Kavanagh, of
Cushinstown.
A provisional order has been
sanctioned by the Local Government
Board in connection with the pro-
posed new main drainage works for
Kilkenny City. These are the most
important sewerage works at pres
ent under construction in Ireland.
The tenants on the Morony prop
erty, West Clare, received notice of
the purchase by the Congested Dis
tricts Board of this estate, including
the town of Miltown-Malbay. This
result was brought about by the eff
forts of the Very Rev. Canon Han
non, on behalf of the tenants. In
the early eighties the estate was the
scene of many evictions.
The late Mrs. Julia Hamill, of
Dundalk, bequeathed her property in
Park street in that town, known as
the Imperial Hotel, for the benefit
of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.
She left 1000 to the Superioress OF
the Mercy Convent, Newry, for the
support of a home for the aged poor,
and $4,000 on trust to His Eminence
Cardinal Logue for the Sisters of
Mercy, Dundalk, for extending their
orphanage. She left a number of
smaller requests for the benefit of
County Louth charities.