The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-08-18
MUNSTER.

The deaths are announced of Jos.
P. Crowley, G. B., late Commissioners
of the Board of Inland Revenue, ma
tive of Bandon, and DR.. J. F. Neville,
native of Youghal, for over 20 years
medical practitioner in Newport, Mon,
who died at Llandrindod Wells, being
suddenly taken ill while on visit.
The Co. Limerick University Schol-
arship Committee on Saturday decid-
ed to sanction until September an ex-
tension of the scholarship course of
j. Carroll, B. E., B. &c., and Nicho-
las O'Dwyer, who have been engaged
i'm research work under the Privy
Council Advisory Committee. M. Ry-
an, Doom; P. ]. Danaher, Longhill, and
M. Feely, Grange, were awarded schol-
arships.
About 5000 people from Tipperary,
Cork, and Limerick attended the Feis
at Ballylanders. Larges bodies of Irish
Volunteers marched in military forma-
ton, and carried Republican flags. Rev.
Father Barry, P. p, Ballylanders, pre-
sided, and delivered a spirited speech
on the language and movement. 9th
er speakers included Ernest Blythe,
Sean Ia Murthule, David Kent, and
Father O'Shea, Fermoy. An extra
force of police was present, but every
thing passed off quietly.
An address was presented to Rev. d.
O'Riordan, G. c., President Abbeyfeale
Sim Fein Club, on his departure for
Athea.
In addition to Count Plunkett, M. P,
the Countess Markievicz is expected
to be present at Kilmallock Feis.
N. Tipperary Assize Grand Jury
passed votes of coincidence on, re-
spectively, the deaths of Capt. R. G..
Twiss, Birghill, a former member of
the Grand Jury, and Arnold Power,
b-Sheriff.
Miss L. Chillingworth has been pre-
sented with an Illuminated address and
silver rose bowl by the congrega-
ton of st. Ann's, Shandon, Cork, in
recognition of IS years service as hon.
sec of the Dorcas Society.
| Miss G. R. Mansergh, Friarsveld,
Greenane, a familiar figure in the Tip
perary Hunt and prize winner in driv-
ing competition at Southern Shows,
has died. j. Harry, rate collector and
auctioneer, died at his home, Pallas-
green.
Rev. M. J. Lewis, Youghal, who is
removing to Dundalk, has, with his
wife, been presented with an address
and a we'll filled case of Treasury
notes by friends in the former town.
S. j. Merrick, ]. p, made the pres
entation.
In Nicholas street, Limerick, a dis
turbance took place on Thursday night
between soldiers wives, and on the
police intervening they were pelted
with stones. Three or four baton
charges were made, and as a result
four young men were treated for scalp
wounds at Barrington's Hospital. A
body of Irish Volunteers arrived on
the scene and quelled the disturb
ances.
Youghal Guardians have appointed
N. Callaghan, Engineer to the Board,
in room of the late E. Green, ]. P.
Kenmare Guardians adjourned as a
mark of respect to the late Most Rev.
DR.. Mangan. Youghal Guardians ad-
journed as a mark of respect to the
late w. F. Spratt; and Youghal U. c.
and Guardians expressed sympathy
with the relatives of the late Edmond
Lee. Queenstown U. C.. expressed
sympathy with the relatives Of the
late Ben Coleman, rate collector.
The Bishop of Cloyne has made the
following appointments: Very Rev.
Canon Rice, p. p, v. F., Mitchels.
town, to be Archdeacon Of Cloyne: