The Irish standard., 1915-01-16
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Derry.
Derry Co. Board of the National Vol
unteers has passed a resolution re
GREETING the departure of Rev. P. O'Cal
laghan, c. c., Swateragh to Cappagh
Omagh, and wishing him all success in
his new sphere of ministration.
The following deaths have recently
taken place: At Is Carrigan's Lane
Derry, Fanny, relict of the late Am
brose Moore.-At his residence, Il
Stanley's Walk, Derry, Charles Brad
ley.-At his residence, Tully, Campsie
Robert Smyth, aged SO years.
Leitrim.
Hugh Dolan, of Ballinamore, brothe,
of Rev. Father Dolan, C. c., Killough
ter, has qualified as a member of the
Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons
in Dublin.
An interesting lecture on the
O'Rourke county-Leitrim-w de
livered in the College of Science under
the Craftsmanship of T. P. Gill, by F. ]
Bigger, who spoke of the antiquities
and topography of the district, and ex
hibited numerous pictures of ancient
forts, earthworks and lake dwellings,
He also showed very fine representa-
tions OF old castles and ecclesiastical
ruins, and suggested with regard to
some of these venerable remains that
the Congested Districts Board or the
Board of Works might take some
steps for their preservation.
Limerick.
Ex-Sergeant John Murray, r. l. c.,
Drill Instructor at the Royal Irish
Depot, Clonmel, has been notified that
his son, James P. Murray, of the First
Battalion, Irish Guards, was killed in
action at the Battle of Ypres on the
10Th ult-Stephen Burke, % Yew
road, Templemore, has died in Stafford
Hospital as a result of wounds re.
ceived at the Battle of Mons.
The Rev. j. A. O'Connor, ADM. Linn.
erick Ladies' National Volunteers AS.
ISOLATION, accepting their invitation to
bless the colors of the Limerick Regi.
ment, stated he was heartily in accord
with the spirit of nationality which
these colors represented and the Vol.
unteer movement was constituted to
but he did not mean that his
action should have any further signif.
canoe.
Under the auspices of the City Di.
vision, A. o. H., George Crosbie, B. L.,
Cork, delivered lecture at the Athe.
naeum, Limerick, on ireland, To-mor.
row." The Mayor (Ald. O'Donovan)
presided. The lecturer having pointed
out the beneficial changes which ma
tive Parliament would effect, said the
best way to make Ulster Orangemen
fall into line with the Home Rulers
was to let them clearly understand
that the Nationalist intended to carry
on the work without them. When they
realized this different feeling would
prevail.
Mayo.
Joseph Ryan, son of James Ryan,
U. d. c., Bridge street, Westport, has
obtained his M. R. c. V. S. degree al
the recent examination of the Royal
College Of Veterinary Surgeons, held
in Dublin.
The following deaths have taken
place: Mrs. Ellen Snee, widow of the
late Timothy Snee, at Ballyhaunis.--
Mrs. Walsh, Newport.-Mrs. Michael
Biesty, Holywell, Ballyhaunis. The de-
ceased was a sister of Mrs. Tarpey,
N. T., Bekan.
Meath.
The Dunshaughlin Guardians by Is
votes to given for DR.. McKeever, Ma
van, elected Dr. Murnane, son of Dis
trict Inspector Murnane, R. l. 1. c.,
Trim, to the medical citizenship of Kill
leen dispensary district, vacant by the
death of DR.. Moran.
Monaghan.
In stone quarry at Corsheas, near
Ballybay, two brothers named Nesbitt
were seriously injured during blasting
operations.
Patrick NOLAN, Johnstown House.
Magheraveely, Clones, an extensive
cattle dealer, has been appointed to
the Commission of the Peace for Coun
ty Fermanagh.
A flax scutcher named Thomas
Keenan, was accidentally injured in
Mr.. Dignan's mill, near Ballybay, re
Gently.
The death has taken place of Mrs
Katie Sullivan, wife of Mr.. Harry Sui
livan, at her residence, 4S Hayparh
avenue, Belfast. The deceased was 8
daughter Of the late Robert Clarke
Clerk Of Clones Union, and her hus
band is son Of the Rev. G. B. Sulli
van, formerly rector of Aghadrumsee
near Clones.
A new organ Is to be provided fol
the Sacred Heart Church, Clones, as 6
memorial to the late Dean O'Neill
and an appeal made to the townspeo
pie and parishioners generally hat
met with a ready response.
A young man named James Quigley
of Crossreagh, near Newbliss, wat
found dead IN hia hod norna time non