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resluence, Earl street, Longford, after
a lingering illness, fortified by the
rites of the Catholic Church, Margaret,
wife of Patrick McGowan.-At her
residence, Main street, Edgeworths-
town, Catherine, wife of Patrick Nc.
Cormack, merchant, Edgeworthstown
Louth.
Louth County Council has approved
OF making an offer of $1,000 for the
purchase of Omeath Park. A report
recommending the purchase of Carl
lngford Castle was adopted. The
Council has decided to invite plans for
the erection of new county offices in
Dundalk, at cost not exceeding
$4,000.
Among recent deaths in the county
are the following: At her residence.
new Quay, Drogheda, Mrs. Bridget
owens, relict of the late John
owens, and mother of T. P. Owens.
editor of "Hansard," House of Com.
mons, Ottawa, and j. j. Owens. New
Quay, Drogheda.-At the Cottage Hos.
pital, Drogheda, Bridget, relict of the
late John Moore, Corntown, Dunleek.
AT her residence, Anne street.
Dundalk, Emily, youngest daughter of
the late Stephen Murphy.
Leitrim.
AT the Catholic Church, Drumshan.
DO by the Very Rev. Father McCabe.
2. p, assisted by Rev. Father Clancy,
G. c., Francis McKenna, Meeting
street, Ballymoney, was married to
Lizzie, eldest daughter of Thomas
Boyle, merchant, Drumshanbo.
The death of Miss Katie Gaynor.
Meenahill, Ballinamore, took place re.
Gently.
John Forde, managing clerk for
James A. Herman, SOLICITOR Ballina-
more, has passed with honors the final
examination for solicitors.
Thomas J. McDermott, Co. c., Bush
Hotel, Carrick-on-Shannon, has pre-
scented a silver cup to the Carrick
Coursing Club, which will be COM
peted for at the next meeting in Jan.
uary or February.
Limerick.
The following deaths are an
nounced: At Private Nursing Home,
Dublin, Agnes Teresa, third daughter
of the late John Kivlehan, merchant,
Limerick.-At Ardnacrusha, near Linn
erick, Michael Lane. Deceased was
an evicted tenant in the old days, but
was subsequently reinstated. His son
is Assistant Master of Limerick Union
In Limerick, Frank Land, formerly a
leading baritone in the Rousby Opera
Company. Deceased, who was IS, was
a native of Clonmel, and son Of an
army officer, the late Capt. Land.-T
H. w. Enright,B. A., T. c. B., Solicitor
son of the late William Enright and
the late Mrs. K, Enright, of The Shan.
non Hotel, Castle Connell.-At Mellon
Kildimo, Montiford Westropp son OF
the late Dawson Westropp, ]. P. De
ceased was captain in the Glare Ar
tillery.-Col. H. Ross-Lewin Morgan,
c. B., of Old Abbey, Shanagolden. He
was son of the late William Morgan,
M. A., ]. p.
Monaghan.
Most Rev. DIR. McKenna recently
visited Castleblayney parish for the
purpose of consecrating a new GENE.
terry. He was also the preacher at
High Mass in Oran Church. Subse.
quently DR.. McKenna was presented
with an address on behalf Of the peo-
pie, and Very Rev. Canon Callan, P. p,
added words of thanks and apprecia-
ton.
Miss c. McPhillips, Drumsert, New
bliss, has been appointed head nurse
of Monaghan Asylum.
The following deaths are recorded:
At her residence. November 14th, Mrs.
J. J. Grue, Church street, BalIybay.-
Henry Kingsbury, postmaster, Creeve.
Meath.
marriage was solemniZed at st.
Peters, Drogheda with Nuptial
Mass), by the Right Rev. Mgr. Sc.
grave, P. p, V. G., assisted by Rev.
J. Lavelle, c. c., between Patrick,
youngest son of the late William Blu
chanan, Irishtown, Navan, and Annie,
eldest daughter of the late Robert Nc.
Cullough, Shallow.
Mayo.
Intimation has been received of the
purchase by the Congested Districts
Board of the Ruttledge Estate. The
property extends over large portion
of Mayo, and includes 5000 acres in
the Hollymount district. The tenants
hold under second term judicial rents,
and the purchase, it is stated, has been
for cash.
James Gallagher, Straide House,
Foxford, has been appointed magis.
trate for Co. Mayo.
Queens.
The death Is announced at Private
Hospital, Bradford. of Rev. Michael P.
Farrell, son of the late Michael Far.
rell, Borris-in- Ossory.
Roscommon.