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MONAGHAN.

A new Catholic club has been estab-
lished in Monaghan with membership
of almost one hundred. The club
rooms of st. Macarten's Hall are being
fitted up with all the modern neces-
saries for a club. The following CON-
mittee has been elected: Rev. John
Tierney, Adm. chairman; Rev. Phillip
Mulligan, &C.; Rev. ]. ]. McNamee,
&C; DR.. Michael Halpenny, J.P.;
Messrs. Charles McNally, J.P.; Peter
MacGeough, TIC; Patrick Kieran, J.P.
CPS; Mr.. G.. R. Lardner, solicitor;
Joseph Corr, ]. j. Turley, Michael
Campbell, PIG; Owen Connolly, Ac-
countant, County Council; Matt. Mar
ley and John Hughes.
At Monaghan Quarter Sessions there
were a number of cases in which the
tenants on the estate of Mrs. Alice M.
Stewart were sued for arrears of rent.
In all the cases the tenants appeared
and stated that they were unable to
pay. One of them, Patrick Murphy, of
Killylough, was asked by Judge John
ston If he had bought out, and he re.
piled in the negative.
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Wealth..

An application by Mr.. P. White,
MP, for new license for hotel at
Clonalvey, Ardcath, was refused at
Kells Quarter Sessions by % votes to
II. Rev. ]. Leonard, PIP, said he op.
posed under the direction of the
Bishop.
The Delvin Guardians at their last
meeting gave scant consideration to
the L.G.B.'s circular urging them to
economic in dietary, Mr.. Kelly re-
marking that if the ranches were brok.
Ell up they would have food enough,
and that Miss Florence Dillon, L.G.B.,
who advised the substitution of mar.
garine for butter would not sit down
to it herself. Mr.. Hegarty said they
had something else to do besides lis.
tening to such trash.
The death in his seth year has oc-
Cured of Mr. James T. Donovan, J.P.,
at Parsonstown, Slane, Co. Meath.
Died-November 6, at her residence,
Greenwood, Slane. Mary, relict of the
late Andrew Connell.-At her resi-.
dence, Ardnamullen. Co. Meath, Mrs.
Anne Smullen.-At her residence, Dan.
gan. Summerhill, Rose Reynolds. ex.
N.T.-November 4, at his residence,
Clongiffin, Enfield, Co. Meath, Law.
renee Hope. Deceased was prominent
in racing circles.-At Parsonstown, Co.
Meath, Mr.. James T. Donovan, J.P.
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DUBLIN.

The Solemn Profession took place
at the Convent of Our Lady of Mercy,
Carysfort Park, Blackjack, of Miss
Brigid Doran, in religion Sister M. Ke-
vim, youngest daughter of Mr.. Patrick
Doran, IS Manor street, Dublin, and
sister of Sister NJ. Aloysius, Convent
of Mary Immaculate, Rock Ferry.
The fishermen of Kingstown, Oakley
and Bray have been reduced to great
distress owing to the loss of their
means of livelihood by their boats be-
ing smashed up with the recent storm.
The names of the Kingstown men are
John Farrell, Dick Brennan, Patrick
O'Brien, Luke Berney, j. Gallagher.
Dalkey-John and MI. Hammond.
Bray-Wm. and Thos. HUMPHREYS, MI.
M Carthy and John Byrne.
Died-On November II, at No.
Fownes street, James Nolan, for many
years faithful and esteemed servant
of the Catholic University Medical
School, and of University College, Dub
lin.-At Z Leo street, Michael Fitzpat-
rick, in his 98th year, Senior Tipstaff,
Four Courts, for over sixty years.-At
Old Barrack road, Rush, Mary Anne,
wife of John Monks, and daughter Of
the late Joseph Hartford, aged Al years.
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TIPPERARY.

Mr.. R. Meagher, Master of the
Union, Roscrea, has been unanimously
granted by the Board an increase of
s10 per year in his salary. He is six
years in office and is said to have ef-
fected considerable economies.
The death occurred few days ago
at Carrick-on.Suir hospital in her 18th
year of Miss Mary Cullinane, Ballidine,
Co. Tipperary. Miss Cullinane's death
recalls some of the most exciting in
cidents of the Land League days in
Ballyneale district About IS years
ago she and the other members of her
family were evicted from their holding
near Ballyneale. For their actions
towards those who took the farm the
late Miss Cullinane and others Of her
family were sent to gaol seven times
in all. About twenty-five years ago
Mr.. William O'Brien, MP, attended a
great Land League meeting at Bally-
neale, and for a speech he delivered
on that occasion in connection with
the eviction Of the Cullinanes he was
arrested and tried at Carrick-on-Suir
Courthouse. His escape from the
courthouse during the trial was one
of the most sensational incidents of
the Land League agitation.
The death has occurred at Upper
church, Thurles, under tragic circum-
stances, of Rev. John Corcoran. It
would appear that the reverend gen
tleman was coming downstairs in the
house when he slipped and fell, sus-
tanning fracture of the skull, from
the effects of which he died in few
hours.
The prices obtaining at the weekly
Corn Market at Cashel constituted a
record. Barley realized 24s. Sd. per
barrel; wheat, 27s. per barrel, and
oats, black, u.s., and white, It's. Cd.
per barrel.
The death has occurred, at his resi-
dence, Thomastown, Tipperary, of Mr..
Thomas O'Dwyer, who took a promi-
nent local part in the 81 rising. The
deceased, who had been only a short
time ailing, had reached fairly ad-
vanced age. .0-
There has been slight fall of snow
in Tipperary district, and the higher
peaks of the Galtee Mountains are Gov.
orod Tho woothor romains hittor1v
cold.
Died - November 10, at Temple
more. Patrick Fogarty, late of Fogarty
Brothers, Thurles.-On the 18th inst,
at Belleview Place, Clonmel, Thomas
Quinn, J.P., son of the late Thomas
Qs:ln. Clonmel.
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AMT RIM.

An outbreak of fire occurred at the
thread mills of Messrs. VIM. Barbour
and Sons, Ltd, Hidden, near Lisburn,
which is the largest concern of its
kind in the world. Considerable dam
age was done to machinery, thread
fittings and fixtures.
The late Mr.. James jackson (of Ar
mott and Co., Belfast) left personal es.
tate valued at G4,214.
MIR. James Mcguire was presented
with handsome gold albert by mum.
Der of his friends on his retiring from
the secretaryship of the Belfast branch
of the Irish Grocers and Winners AS
sistants' Association to take up a po
sition in Co. Donegal.
Mr.. Charles Smyth, of 30 Eliza
street, Belfast, whose death is an
nounced, had been for 80 years in the
National movement and organized the
Wolfe Tone branch of the U. l. L. in
1898.
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CORK.

The reception has taken place at
the Convent of Mercy, Mallow, Of Miss
Margaret Leahy (Sister Lazerian),
daughter of Mr.. w. D. Leahy, Denies
ne. Brosna. Miss Anne Hudnor isis
ter Mary Ignatius), daughter of Mr..
Joseph Hudnor. Freemount, Charlie
vile, was received on the same day.
General regret is felt in Clonakilty
at the removal of Mr.. w. H. Fitzmau-
rice, the popular manager Of the Ma
tional Bank there, to Cahirciveen.
At Clonakilty Petty Sessions, ma
son named Patrick Gantry was fined
G2 for making statements said to be
calculated to prejudice recruiting.
Rev. Bro. Jas. J. Crowley, youngest
son of the late John Crowley, Clan
coole, Bandon, has died at St. Pat
rick's Hospital Cork.
Mr.. A. ]. Kelly, postmaster of Yong
hal, has been appointed postmaster
of Killarney.
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CARLOW.

Mr.. NJ. ]. Richards, Auctioneer, Car
low, sold by public auction the farm,
dwelling house and out-offices situate
at Grangenolvin, the property Of Mr..
w. Kehoe, U.D.C., Carlow. The farm
contains 16S acres rods and perch
e., statute, is held in fee simple, and
subject to an annuity of $40 lbs. Cd.
Mr.. Hugh Cogan was declared pur-
chaser at G1,75O. plus auctioneer's
commission.
A Carlow student, Mr.. Thomas Mac
Donald, Slaney Quarter, Tullow, has
succeeded in securing his veterinary
certificate at the Irish College.
The death of Very Rev. Monsignor
Burke, PIP, VIZ, has occurred at the
Parochial House, Bagnalstown. Mon
signor Burke typified the best tradi-
lions of the Irish priesthood.
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NATIONAL OFFICERS-L. A. A. o. H.
National President-Mrs. Ellen Ryan
Jolly, Pawtucket, r. I.
=. National Vice President-Miss B. A.
Mahoney, Calumet, Mich.
National Secretary - Mrs. Adelia
Christy. Cleveland. Ohio.
National Treasurer-Mrs Mary c..
Connolly. Syracuse, N. Y.
STATE OFFICERs-L. A. A. o. H.
President-Mrs. Mary b. DAILY. 1895
Central Ave-. Minneapolis.
Vice President-Miss May e. Hammill.
Secretary Ella c. Heating, l47
Treasurer-Miss Mary Coogan. Fari-
Board of Directors-Mary NJ Sullivan,
Duluth; Ellen Conroy. St Paul; Mary
Auditing Committee-Margare Scott,
st. Paul; Margaret Sullivan. Ninneapo-
lis; Elizabeth McNally, st. Paul.
Insurance Secretary Margaret A.
Grady. Saltwater.
Insurance. Treasurer-Aargarst sulli-
state Tediesl Dirsctor-Dr. r. W.
Directors Of Insurance Fund-Nellie
Curran, Minneapolis: Annie Conroy. st.
Paul: Josephine Hagerty. Shieldsville
Anna Wtllesen. Duluth: Margaret Mol
Auditing COMMUNICATION Mcarath.
st. Paul: Annie Kennedy. ~. Cloud;
Nellie McColl. st. Paul.
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LIMERICK.

Mr.. A. Mackey, at the half yearly
meeting of the Limerick County Coun-
Gil on Saturday, moved that the Coun-
Gil allocate sum of G1O0-s50 for
East Limerick and ESQ for West
Limerick-for the cultivation of apple
trees.
A meeting was held in the Town Hall
to consider the best means of provid-
ing funds for the supply of fuel and
blankets to the poor of the city during
the winter months. There was q good
attendance of earnest workers in this
charitable cause, and strong appeal
was made for sorely needed subscrip-
tions for the very praiseworthy object
in view.
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KILKENNY.

At Kilkenny fair Mr.. j. Staunton
Ballinavalla, sold one and a hall
year old horse for EDS to Mr.. John
Gaskin, Aughmacky, Edenderry.
Rev. John Doody, PIP, Mullinavat
has been appointed PIP. Slieverue In
place of the late Canon Phelan. PIP.
Rev. John Madden, &C., Rathdowney
has been appointed PIP. Mullinavat.
Married-November 8, at Foulks.
town, by Rev. N. ]. Brennan, Presi'
dent Blackjack College. James, son OF
the late William and Mrs. Costelloe
Wallslough, Kilkenny, to Lily, daugh.
ter of the late Columb and Mrs. Ken
needy, Ballyroe, Tullaroan.
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GALWAY.

Goods to the value of about G2O0
were destroyed by fire which broke
out on the premises of Mrs. L. Tuohy,
at Roundstone, Co. Galway. The fire
originated in the shop, but was gotten
under before any serious damage was
DONE
The death has occurred at Loughrea
of Mr.. J. J. O'Keefe, Inspector Con-
gested District Board.
The funeral took place recently at
Tubbercleva, Castlerea, of Mr.. James
Beirne, of Ardevin, and formerly of
Beaupeep House, Ballymoe. He was
one Of the oldest Nationalist in Coun.
ty Roscommon. In his youth he was
in active sympathy with the Fenian
organization and met such leaders as
James Stephens, Luby, Duffy.
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MAYO,

West of Ireland hotel proprietors at
meeting in Claremorris, adopted a
new tariff representing an increase of
about 25 per cent, as against so per
cent. of an increase in the cost of pro-
visions.
Died-At Chapel street, Louisburgh,
Mary Morrison. aged 81 years.-No-
vember 10th, at 9 Winton road, Dub
lin, Thomas Altman, MD, Westport,
Co. Mayo, aged 81, son of Rev. VIM.
Altman, MD, Kilmacrenan, Co. Done
gal.-Mr. Cuffe. of Aughamore, Bally-
haunis has died in a Hull hospital at
the early age Of Al years. Mr.. CUTIE
worked in England during the season
and left for home in the best Of health.
On his way to Hull he got knocked
down by a loaded wagon, the wheels
of which passed over his legs and
broke the bones into pulp.
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WESTME ATH.

John Flaherty, naval reserve man,
who served on H. M. s. Devon at Gal
lipoli, and was invaded home with
heart affection, has been admitted to
Athlone Workhouse, an inmate. Mr..
Burke remarked it was a poor windup
for man who had served his country
at the greatest danger point in the
world war.
Died-November IA, at the Drum
condra Hospital, Whitworth road, FL
len (Ellie), wife of Eugene ]. Lynch,
and daughter of the late Patrick s.
Walsh, late proprietor and editor of
"Westmeath Independent" Athlone.
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DONEGAL.

A number of young men from Car
rigart and district, Co. Donegal, have
left, en- route for America. Our cor
respondent says that I'm some cases
the only boy who was at home has left
farm work to the care of the mother
and sisters
Mr.. T. H. Gallagher has been ap-
poanted Crown Solicitor for Donegal,
Is hold the combined office of Crown
auaieitor' and Seasonal Crown Solicit
III. Mr.. Gallagher is a we'll known
IAfxsbane practitioner.
n " party Of about 100. mainly farm.
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SLIGO.

Mr.. A. Meade, the National School
teacher, who is charged with having
been in possession of explosives at
Sligo Railway Station, has been re-
moved under heavy police escort to
Arbour Hill Military Barracks, Dub
lin.
Patrick Dyer, lockkeeper, Tobercur-
ry, has been arrested on charge I'M
der the Realm Defence Act. The ar
rest is thought to be sequel to a re.
cent meeting in the locality at which
it is reported to have been decided
that the young men of the district
were to resist CONSUMPTION under
English law in Ireland. Substantial
bail for Mr.. Dyer's release was re.
fused. His rooms were searched and
the police are said to have seized some
pamphlets.
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KINGS.

A party Of about 100 mounted men
Lancers and Huzzards in
Portarlington and remained over night,
being billetted wherever accommoda.
ton could be found, at the princely al.
lowance of Is. Cd. per head. Who
said that the Government were not
practising economy? They left early
on Monday morning and were expect
ed during the day in marlborough.
Rev. Father Dermody, PIP, St.
Louis. U. s. A., q brother of Mr.. T.
Dermoody, J.P., Co. c., Cloncarbon,
Birr, has retired through i'll health,
and is returning to Ireland.
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lee Urban Council Mr.. ]. M. Slattery,
]. P, chairman, presiding, the tender
of Messrs. Murphy and Coffey, pro-
prietors of Tralee Picturedrome, for
$500 a year rent, of the Theatre Roy
al, was accepted. Messrs. McEnery
and Raymond, Tralee, rendered at
$500.
At the Tarbert Petty Sessions a
farmer named Michael Nolan was
prosecuted for failing to pay contribu'
tions due under the National Health
Insurance Act, and a penalty amount.
ing to $40 1Os., including costs, was
imposed.
A disastrous fire has completely de-
stroyed the licensed premises OF Mrs
Shanahan, Portmagee, County Kerry
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lEIIRlM.

The death occurred during last week
of Mr.. G. G. Templeman, Postmaster
and Petty Sessions Clerk, Manorham-
ilton. Deceased, who was 63, was a
man of remarkable business capacity,
combining with his official duties the
offices of auctioneer, commercial agent
and farmer.
Rev. ]. Marley, &C., Carrick-on-
Shannon, has been made parish priest
Of Killenumery parish, the third larg.
est in the Diocese of Ardagh. The peo
pie of Carrick-on-Shannon regret his
removal from amongst them.
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KILDARE.

An extraordinary occurrence took
place at Hazlehatch when a number of
men arrived in motor at Rineskey
House, and entering represented them
selves as agents from Dublin Castle to
demand the delivery of arms. Mr.. D.
O'Sullivan, the proprietor Of the house,
is the treasurer of the local National
Volunteer Company, and the rifles be-
longing to them were kept there, but
when the raiding party arrived the
rifles had been removed elsewhere.
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FER MANAGH.

A test seed case, to rule some twen-
ty others, was decided at Enniskillen
Quarter Sessions. Joseph Lattimer,
seed merchant, Enniskillen, sold a
quantity Of wheat seed to farmers as
spring seed, and it did not mature.
Judge Johnston held he supplied win
ter seed, and, therefore, the case was
a breach of contract and allowed Ro-
bert Carter, Lisbellaw the plaintiff in
the test case, Sc with costs.
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CAVAN,

What may be styled romance in
real life has just occurred at Beltur-
bet. A man named John Hanlon, a
widower from the Killylea district, had
all arrangements completed for mar
riage, and the intended bride, young
girl of about IS, met him by arrange
ment in the recent Belturbet Fair.
The bride-elect, Miss Connors, from
Fermanagh, had slight acquaintance
with Hanlon's youngest son, Phil, aged
about 10. who also turned up at the
fair, with the result that the fathers
bride-elect eloped with his son Phil
that evening.
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CLAIR e.

Rev. Thomas O'Maolmuide presided
at an important Conference of Glare
Irish-Irelanders recently held at Ennis.
The business of the Conference was
to review the work done for the Ian
guage revival in the past year, and
to frame a scheme for cooperating
with the Coiste Gnotha in its efforts
to avail of the turn of the tide in ia
yor of the language movement.
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DERRY.

The death in his S1st year has &C.
CURED at Carlisle road, Derry, of Mr..
Charles McCleery, who up to his re.
tirement was superintendent of the
harbor tramways for about Is years.
The death has occurred of Right
Rev. Monsignor Mclaughlin, PIP, XII.
lygordon, and the news of the sad
event has caused deep regret through.
out the Derry Diocese.
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News from Ireland

ers' sons, travelling from South Done
gal to Glasgow, en- route for America,
were met at Derry railway station by
military and police and were ad-
dressed by a recruiting sergeant.
Some of the party went to Burlington
military station, where an officer ad-
dressed them. None, however, signi-
fled an intention to enlist. The whole
party crossed the Channel.
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ARMAGH,

An Armagh veterinary surgeon, who
was out motoring during the recent
severe storm in Ireland, was held up
on the road several times with the
violence of the gale and the tremen-
dous snowfall, and his car had to be
dug out of the snow ON the way home
from REORGANIZATION to Armagh at
one particularly exposed portion Of the
road.
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State Chaplain-Rev. p. ]. Fox.
GAINESVILLE.
President of Insurance Fund.-. J.
Doyle. st. Paul.
Secretary Of Insurance - Thomas
WEIGH, saltwater.
State Treasurer Of Insurance-John
Sheehy. Montgomery.
State Medical Director-Dr. J. v.
OConnor. st. Paul.
Director Of Insurance Fund-John
Moran. Minneapolis: E. j. McManus, st.
Paul; p. L. Cummings, Minneapolis; J.
p. Corcoran. st. Paul; Thomas WEIGH,
saltwater.
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
Jas. J. Ryan, st. Paul.
John q. Healey, Delaware.
Thomas J. Mathews. Rhode Island.
James Clancy, Michigan.
0yles +. Mcfarland, New York.
STATE 0EK1CDRS-lGlNNB
Presidsnt-T. J. Doyle. Hndicott
Bldg.. 81. Paul.
Vice Prssidsnt-A J. Powers. Du-
state 0ecrstary-P. J. ODennell. 3Soo
Long1elloW Ava, Minneapolis.
Trsasafss@JsAa shelby. 1satgon-
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNHP1N ceuNrY.
County President. Miss Mary Bsyla,.

1856 SssSq latgS fh1 y. Miss Mary Bsyl...
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Mrs Z: Lane. sli istS XVI IN r.; S r..
m e. Day; Ave. n: Treas. Mrs. Clara Ryan.
Ian. 1895 18th Ave. g.; Ned. E xcm niHy:
Pr. Rose Valley. sis Syndicate Bidx.
MesdasSs 81 aeaa on e !: secone ana foSr
ae 1tvis ZION No. :. M!!nneapel!s-Presl-
Mary Hill; Rec. Sec. Mary o'Keefs::
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FERRIES; Med. EXAMINER. ' Dr. WBrisn.
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Bryant Ave: n; Rec. Soc. Mary "a 4.
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ssis 81 Sc e9%aaq ss1tin ari kr.
Meetings held frst ana third THe ss
s St f &. n month Hall, Plymouth and
Rv!ssa T. Bt.nt si1D s4s7d ~
Kse. &c. Mary si Foley a!e isss Il Ps ssSd
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MSsphs' s5es 1ssS Ave- sss' L.; M M.a ai NE
Meetins. R Rsid s Murphy a.. and 5aESsr;
Bloomington ana Franklin ih" Av Hs corner
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Morrissey. 1910 18th Ave. n; Fin. sea.
Maria Ma Jordan; 17ls Emerson Aye. IL:
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DENT Dtvi Mes No. Z s1s' p.*
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Mastin. ssls Piesee It, ef F,n ssG s.e aFi Ml.
n. Moran, sos 9Th Ave. N. H.; ins. See.
Mary Iryin. sss 3rd Ave. N. D.; Treas
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ings held every drst ana third Wednss.
days Day Of each month at 33nd ana Cen.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
.s GSo St 1, PEe' - Mr., Ellen conr.y.
thsnne Cook. q 3. 18th s.: Rec. s s
T Ireees:., Mrs.. 4argaret Carey. 9oS ".
1sn s. ~! FL a Mssft Fa:st hs1d st 4 s'r-
wAsEcA COUNTY.
1Eli.abeth aiynn; Vice Pres., ' sassS
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DOWN..

At Rathfriland Petty Sessions a
scutcher named John O'Hanlon, Hill
town, was fined G5 for absenting him.
self from his work without the knowl-
edge or consent of his employer, Mr..
Cornelius Mclaughlin, Ballycashone.
1t appeared that Mr.. Mclaughlin be-
spoke defendants services for the
present fax scutching season in March
last by paying him e bounty.
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LOUTH.

IOO IT.
The death has taken place of the
Irishwoman soldier known as albert
F. Cashier" but whose real name was
Hodges. She was a native of Clogher
Head Co., Louth. In the American
Civil War she won much distinction
and she continued to pass as man up
to two years ago.
A new social club for the young
girls of Ardee who have passed from
their school career has been opened in
Brophy's commodious rooms in Castle
street, Ardee. Rev. p. Mecken, &C.,
presided.
The emigrants who were refused
passages by the Cunard Co. at Liver
pool included few young men from
Wilkinstown district, who were booked
by the local agents of the company
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WATERFORD.

A conference of parish priests of
the Waterford and Lismore Diocese at
Waterford Cathedral selected three
names to be forwarded to the Holy
See for the Bishopric rendered vacant
by the death of Most Rev. DR.. Shee.
han.
Seals are now beginning to appear
in the local waters. Within the past
week q considerable number Of these
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TYRONE.

A meeting of delegates of the Irish
Volunteers in Tyrone was held in
Omagh, at which Co. Board was
formed. Rev. Jas. O'Daly, &C., was
unanimously elected chairman; Sea-
mus Cassidy, Strabane, secretary;
Rev. E. Coyle, &C., Fintona, treasur-
er. The meeting adopted the resolu-
lions passed at the Dublin Convention
regarding CONSUMPTION. The chair
man was elected to represent the
Board on the General Council.
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sub-districts, viz: Ballintubber, Bally-
moe, Killer, -Four Mile House, and Cas-
tleplunket.
Died-November 4, at Ruskey, P.
J. Cullen, aged IS.