The Irish standard., 1917-07-07
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MUNSTER.
Right Rev. DR.. Dowse has appointed
Rev. Canon Healy Rural Dean of Glen
salney East.
Col. John w. Rockford, Nenagh, has
rejoined the army and has received a
staff appointment.
| Lieut.. Wilfred Harty, son of the late
]. Harry, ]. P, Nenagh, has been pre-.
sented with gold wristlet watch by
his friends and school companions.
Father Hourigan, late G. G. of Aher-
low and Galbally, received an address
of congratulation on his, appointment
as P. P. of Clerihan from deputation
of his late parishioners.
Papers lit in the gallery and cries
of "tire!" caused alarm in the Liner
lick Theatre Royal on Friday night, and
the audience fled into the street, re-
turning when the excitement had sub
sided. Several were hurt in the crush.
Four young men of Ballylanders dis
trict, L. A. Cowler, ]. J. Crawford,
Thomas Murphy and Thomas Walsh,
were arrested under the Defence of
the Realm Act at an early hour on Fri
day morning and conveyed to Liner
lick.
Tralee Urban Council adjourned as
a mark of respect to the memory of
late T. Lyons. Limerick No. / D, G.
passed vote OF sympathy with the
relatives OF late I. Ryan, V. S., NJ.
Kelly, V. S., was appointed ltemporari-
| ly to the position.
j. F. Burke, upon whom the degree
of Doctor of Science in Economics was
| conferred at London University, had
a brilliant career as a student Of the
Christian Brothers Schools, Cork, and
was subsequently attached to the staff
of Cork Municipal School of Commerce.
Glare Co. Council, on the motion of
Mr.. Mcguire, seconded by Mr.. Murphy,
unanimously called on the Govern
ment to grant a general amnesty to
all the Irish prisoners. Queenstown
U. D. G. has passed resolution asking
for their release on the Kings birth
day.
The deaths have taken place of R.
d. Baker, ]. P, manager Of the Feth-
ard branch Munster and Leinster Bank
for the past Is years; and J. Paterson,
who had long connection with the
eWspaper publishing business in Cork,
and was head of the despatch depart
ment of the Examiner"
| In Cork on Saturday, Jerh. Donovan,
Evergreen street; Cors. Murphy, To-
CHER; James Walsh, Thomas Davis
street.; Dan1 O'Callaghan, Church ave-
nue., and VIM. Power, Blackjack ave-
nue., were arrested under the Realm
Act in connection, it is belived, with
the refusal to comply with the recent
order as to the closing of the Sim
Fein Hall, Sheares street.
At Nenagh Petty Sessions, Lord
Dunalley, H. M. L., presiding, the case
of cattle driving and damage to a
fence brought against a dozen young
men from the district by MI. M'Grath,
Capparoe, was announced as settled
The magistrates passed resolution
of regret at the transfer of Head Con
stable Murphy from Nenagh to Ros.
crea.
Judge Law-Smith was presented with
white gloves at Limerick.
The death has taken place, after a
lingering illness, of T. Ryan, V. S.,
who was member of well-l1nown
Limerick family. He leaves a widow
and young family.
the Government restrictions on the
Irish brewing and distilling industries
was held in Cork recently, the Lord
Mayor presiding, and resolution was
passed on the motion of the High
Sheriff, seconded by Mr.. O'Donovan,
Limerick, and supported by Messrs.
Cream and Walsh, M. P.'s, and Sheehy
and OConnor, Co. C's, calling for
their relaxation, and protecting against
further interference with the indus.
tries till adequate provision is made
for the substitution of others giving
equal employment.
The will of the late P. Regain, But.
tevant, dealing with farm valued at
about G1,2O0, was admitted to probate
by consent, by Justice PIN, the bene.
ticiaries being the executors and trus-
tees in trust for T. Cronin, nephew,
the. widow to receive an annuity, a
half-brother bequest, and the whole
of the assets to be sold. Mr.. Rearden,
with whom was Mr.. SERGEANT Sullivan
INSTRUCTED by D. ]. O'Meara) for the
executors.
Justice Gibson and Justice Madden