The Irish standard., 1917-08-11

furze and grass. He, also dismissed
an appeal by Lord Ashdown against
Co. Court decision refusing dam
ages for the alleged malicious burning
of wood.
During Sim Fem procession at
Millstreet stones were thrown at Ser
geant Mulcahy and Constable Deegan,
r. l. c., at the entrance to the police
barracks. The girls employed in
Cork munition works, when returning
in wagonettes from an excursion, were
boohed by Sim Feiners, and when
they sang The Red, White and Blue"
a crowd followed them to Cornmarket
street, where scuffle took place and
stones were thrown. The crowd dis
persed when the police appeared.
Sister Mary Angel, daughter of the
late Mr.. Martin Hough, Carrigahorig,
Co., Tipperary, has died at the Good
Shepherd Convent, Son Antonio, Tex
as, in the third year of her religious
profession.
The death Of Mrs. ]. Kirby, Bansha,
recalls famous eviction in 81, when
Mr.. ]. Cullinan, M. p, being thrown
down in police charge, was protect
ed by Mrs. Kirby, who flung herself
between him and the police.
At the annual Lam Examinations
held at University College, Dublin, w.
F. Quinlan, third son of P. M. Quin-
Ian, The Kerries, Tralee, tied for first
place.
Mr.. John Condor, v. S., Baallyland-
ers, was elected by the Limerick Co.
Council Veterinary Inspector Of No.
Rural District by Is votes to 9 for
Mr.. F. Kelly, Limerick.
The Tralee Urban Council, Guar
dams, and r. D. G. adjourned their
meetings as a mark of respect to the
memory Of the late Most Rev. DR..
Mangan, and the Killarney R. D. C.
have passed a resolution of regret on
the death of the Bishop.
At a sharp turn in the road at Cur
riglass, two miles from Tallow, Mr..
Hennessy, horse dealer, Castlemartyr,
Youghal, while motor-cycling, collided
with a Lismore lorry and was killed.
Mr.. Thomas O'Connor, Lismore, driv-
er of the lorry, was placed under ar
rest.
j. Sullivan, admitted solicitor at
Auckland, N. a., is son of the late
Mr.. P. Sullivan, farmer, Seskin, Barr
try.
Very Rev. ]. Canon Begley, P. P,
Cappa, has been appointed P. P,
Dromcollogher and Ashford, being
succeeded by the Rev. J. O'Shea, C. c.,
Athea.
| An illumined address, silver rose
bowl, and silver teapot have been
presented to J. S. Kennedy, for %
years manager, Provincial Bank, Ban
try, by his friends in that town, on
his resigning owing to ill-health.
| Mr.. Thos. Keane, J. P, G. c., chair
man of the Listowel R. D. G., has died
at the age of 49,. He was a large
farmer at Barraduff. Mr.. w. J. Spratt,
Knockaun House, Grange Co., Water
ford, chairman of the Youghal Guar
dians, was found dead i'm bed,
Rev. VIM. Blackburne, son of the
late Philip Blackburne, Ballycrana,
Kilross, Co. Tipperary, has been or
dained to the priesthood as the Ca
thedral, Bismarck, N. Dakota. While
studying classics at Rockwell, Father
and in Gaelic sports.
Rev. M. F. Hearne, son of Aid.
Hearne, ]. p, has been admitted Free
man of Waterfront.
The body of Master de Lacy, Divin-
ity student, which has been dragged
for since his drowning on June 23d at
Tarbert Island, has been recovered.
Mr.. M. Sheehy, Clonakilty, has been
awarded the Fream Memorial Prize
{ SD by the Board of Agriculture and
Fisheries.
The first conference of priests of
the Middleton Deanery since the death
of Ven. Archdeacon Hutch adjourned
as mark of honor to his memory.
Rev. j. Hanrahan, son of M. Hanra-
han, Conmel, was ordained by Arch
bishop Ilsley at Birmingham.
Mr.. M. J. O'Connord had very
hearty reception on his arrival at
Tralee, subsequent to his release from
deportation.
The wife of farmer named Con
Leblanc, of Morley's Bridge, near Ken
mare, was burned to death by her
! clothes taking fire while removing a
pot off the fire.
Prof. Stocl1ley opened the annual
Tralee Feis, which was largely attend
| ed. Two of the released prisoners, F.
Fahy, and A. Stack, were omongst
those orr tho D1atfOrm