The Irish standard., 1917-10-27
MUNSTER.

John c. Troy, son of Mr.. Christie
pher Troy, Patrick street, Limerick,
has been awarded the City of Liner
lex Scholarship for the present year;
value ESQ.
Judge Drumgoole, at Killarney
Quarter Sessions affirmed his sentence
of a months Imprisonment, with hard
labor, imposed by E. M. P. Wynne,
R. NJ, and H. r. Jones, R.M., on six
young men named D. Brosnan, J. Bros
nan, c. Brosnan, j. Kelliher, w. shee.
han and F. DAILY, for taking part in
an unlawful assembly at Farranfore.
T. Beary has resigned the Clerkship
Of Clonmel Union, which he held for
about 20 years. Altogether, Mr.. Beary
has spent over 81 years in the public
service. The chairman, M. O'Gorman,
J. P, and other Guardians paid cor
dial tribute to his worth.
Rev. Nicholas Walsh having de.
clined the testimonial which the citi-
zens of Clonmel intended to make to
him on his appointment as PIP. of St.
Patrick's, Waterford, resolution was
passed by them, at a public meeting,
over which the Mayor presided, re-
GREETING his departure from them, but
congratulating him on his promotion
The claims amounted to G40O which
were made for malicious damage in
Cork City on the nights of the oath and
nf no1y To
number of plate glass windows were
broken by stones and revolver bullets
and the police were Obliged with bay
onets and batons to charge the crowds
Head Constable M'Guinness said he
never saw things so bad. The Recor-
der granted ELS for damage to the
Recruiting Office.
Bantry Guardians have asked the
L.G.B. to hold an inquiry with a view
to the amalgamation of the 4 dispen-
sary districts, into 8, owing to the
doctors refusing to act, after resigna-
ton, even when offered ga As. weekly.
1t was decided not to recognize a
claim by DR.. Sheehan, Durras, for
about G140, remuneration as locum
tenens.
Most Rev. DR.. Hackett has made
the following changes: Rev. w. Or
mond, Clonmel, to be Adm. Clash
more; Rev. w. Kehoe, Waterford, G.
G. SIS. Peter and Pauls, Clonmel; Rev.
M. Crotty, College Chaplain, G. G.
Cathedral; Rev. P. Murphy, Clash
more, &C., Ballyporeen; Rev. J. Nc
Emery, Ballyporeen, &C., Newcastle;
Rev. M. Norris to be &C., Powers
town; Rev. F. M'Grath, Powerstown,
&C., st. Mary's, Clonmel; and Rev.
E. Keolmn to be Chaplain De La Sale
College.
The Bishop of Cork has appointed
Rev. P. O'Connell, PIP, Ovens; Rev.
T. Magner, PIP, Dunmanway; and
Rev. T. OLeary, PIP, Glounthane,
Canons; Rev. p. Desmond, PIP, Co.
leen, PIP, Innishannon; Rev. T. o.
Sullivan, &C., Kinsale, PIP, Colleen;
Rev. E. Fitzgerald, &C., Newcestown,
&C. Kinsale; Rev. L. Callahan, &C.,
Drinagh, &C. Newcestown; Rev. T.
O'Keefe, st. Marie's of the Isle, &C.
Drinagh; and Rev. j. Walsh Chaplain
st. Marie's of the Isle.
Patk. Higgins, Dominick St., Cork,
who was sentenced to months for H.
legal drilling, has been released after
serving his sentence.
Sentences of IA days imprisonment
in the second division we're imposed
at Kilmacthomas on four young men
named F. Drohan, p. Lalor, G. Kelly,
and D. Cooney, charged with unlawful
assembly in Kilmacthomas on July II.
Frank Harte, jewellers assistant,
arrested fortnight ago, for alleged
illegal drilling, it was said, was re.
leased and welcomed back at Ennis
by the Volunteers and Cumann ma
Bmna.
A Cork court martial yesterday in
vestigated charges against John Muir.
name, Clenagh, Clare, and Denis
Murray, jun, and Michael Sullivan
Courtbrack, Barney. the flrst-named
for having practiced men in move
ments Of military nature, and the
OtAOA . AOA "OdA Au6 dIu1S Ol d military
nature. Accused declined to plead or
to recognize the right of the court to
try them.
John insolvency and his son, Jere-
miah, were shot at and wounded on
Friday at Mt. River, 6 or z miles from
Macroom, during a scuffle about land.
The father has a bullet wound in his
leg, and the son one in the thigh.
The former was evicted some years
ago, and the farm came into posses
sion of a man named Donovan. Ne
gotiations were in progress for restor-
ing the land to its former tenant.
While the M'Sweeneys we're said to
be attempting to drive stock of the
farm the ARRAY occurred. Donovan
and his sister have been remanded
without bail.
The Earl of Beesborough has written
to Guardianship, D. c., stating that
to show his appreciation to the Coun-
ellis strong condemnation of the in