The Irish standard., 1917-07-14
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Belmullet Guardians have passed a
vote of sympathy with Rev. Fl. Fin.
.nerty, G. c., and Sister Muredach on
the death of their sister.
Eyrecourt magistrates passed vote
Of sympathy with Mr.. Meade. G. P. s.,
on the death of his daughter.
Galway Urban Council unanimously
congratulated Major Downie, Irish Di-
rector of Munitions, on his promotion.
: Mayo Co. G. appointed delegates to
the Cork I. D. A., and passed vote
welcoming Henry Ford and Co.'s en-
terprise.
The prices for wool at Castlerea
were:-Hogget, is. 71zd. per h.; eve
and others, Is I'd per lb.
While dismounting from her horse
at Navan, Miss B. Kinkead, of Gal
way, sustained broken leg. She is
under treatment in Dublin.
The solemn Profession took place
at the church of the Carmelite Friars,
Loughrea, of Brother Augustine O'Con-
nor, o. D. c., native of Dublin. The
ceremony was performed by Very Rev.
FIR. Gabriel, o. D. G.
Const. O'Callaghan, Craughwell, has
been admitted to Loughrea hospital
as result of injuries received from
colliding with a motor car while eye
ling in the opposite direction.
John Burke, Carlummin, Foxford, has
been again remanded on a charge of
setting fire to his house with intent
Evidence showed that the latter had
paid him e72O after the fire.
Michael Lane, Clashaganny, has
been arrested at Tulsk on the instruc-
.tions of the military authorities, and
removed in custody to Roscommon,
on charge of having in his possession
a revolver and 26 rounds of am1huni-
ton without permit.
Co. Sligo Teachers Association pass
ed a resolution protesting against "a
section of city teachers of Dublin and
Belfast" approaching the Chief Secre-
tary ITO obtain special concessions for
themselves to the disadvantage of the
teachers of country schools" and call
ing on the Executive to mark disap-
proval.
An order directing an action by
Bridget Kelly, Carrick-on-Sh Shannon,
against John Donnelly, farmer from
the district, for alleged SANDER, to be
tried at the Leitrim Assizes, was made
by Mr.. Justice PIN. Mr.. R. G. Leon
ard INSTRUCTED by M. J. Pettit) for
the plaintiff; Mr.. J. GeOghegan Tin
structed by Mr.. Kiernan) for defend
ant.
Mr.. Justice Barton granted an inter-
locutory injunction restraining j.
Joyce, Robert Myles, and Thos. La
velle, P. Valley, T. Jennings, R. O'Mal-
ley r. Lyons, and M. Navin fromstres-
passing on the lands of Thornhill, Mu-
lisk, Westport, bought by the G. d. B.
:, Mr. r. G. Leonard INSTRUCTED by Mr..
.
j. Kelly for five defendants.
Justice Gibson and Justice Madden
granted a conditional order Of manda-
mus directing the Sligo U. d. G. to
pay GIFTS ON the annual demand
to the Sligo Co. Council The defend
ants explanation of delay in paying
the money was the accidental burning
of one of the collectors rate books in
a fire on Saturday. Mr.. M. ]. Han
non INSTRUCTED by Mr.. ]. Tarrant)
for plaintiffs.
A scholarship has been awarded by
Leitrim Co. Committee to Miss Mary
Faughhan, Finnalougha, Bromod.
Mount Bellew Guardians have ex-
pressed sympathy with Col. Sir H. G..
Bellew and Lady Bellew on the death
Of their son, Major w. A. Bellew, and
with Lady Clonbrock on the death of
Lord Clonbrock.
The Tulsk police have seized arms
and ammunition from farmer in the
Clashaganny district.
Owing to heavy frost on Monday
night, the potato crop in many low
lying portions of the county suffered
some damage.
A marriage has been arranged, and
will take place in Dublin between 10.
seph P. Doyle, second son of Arthur ].
Doyle, ]. p, Rosbercorn Castle, New
Ross, and Gertrude Mary, second ED
est daughter of William Clarke, J. p,
and Mrs Clarke, Castlemore, Balla.
ghaderreen.
Mrs. Julia Browne, widow of the
lateSWilliam Browne, died at her resi-
dence, Ballinlough, on Sunday.
Lieut.. j. ]. Dillon, Connaught Rang
ers (attached Trench Mortar Battery,
whose name appears in the Birthday
Honors list for gallantry in action, is
the second SON of the late Mr.. Thea