The Irish standard., 1917-07-14
At Killarney Quarter Sessions Judge

At Killarney Quarter Sessions Judge
Dromgoole gave DR.. Collins decree
for ESQ, for which he sued Killarney
Guardians for services as M. o. of
the Coon Dispensary District. He
was appointed in September, 1916, but
the L. G. B. refused to sanction his
appointment.
The death occurred suddenly Thurs
day, at the age of As, of L. ]. Jermyn,
subagent of the Provincial Bank, Ira
lee, for several years. The deaths
have also taken place of DR.. H. F.
Phillips-Hunt, of Ballysmode, young
est son of late r. Phillips, ]. P. D.
L., Gale; and E.. Green, j. p, G. E.,
Killeagh, engineer to several public
bodies in Youghal
Major F. H. Wise, Rochestown, Ca
hir, was found dead in his room on
Tuesday, the cause, it is said, being
bullet wound. Deceased, who was
48, was we'll known as a breeder of
thoroughbreds and follower of hounds
He served in the South African war
and was mentioned in dispatches. He
married, in 1898, daughter of the
late Gen. Sir A. Little, G. C. B.
At Waterford Quarter Sessions the
following sentences were imposed
Patrick Barron, burglary, six months
imprisonment from arrest; Annie
Lynch, larceny of money at Dungar-
van, twelve months; Thomas McCar-
thy, indecent assault, two years., and
Frederick Dunphy, youth, burglary,
sent to the Borstal' Institute, Clonmel,
for three years.
Mr.. Duke, in reply to T. NJ Healy,
in Parliament, said he had received
a report of the Mallow incident of
May %, and it Indicated that the po-
lice action was rendered necessary
owing to an attack made on them by
a street procession, unexpectedly No
women or girls were batoned, and
there was no foundation for the sug-
gestion that an attempt was made to
baton Father Sheehan.
The jury found for the plaintiff, for
whom the Lord Chief Justice entered
judgment for $500, in an action by
.Jerh. Slattery, bacon curer, Tralee,
against John Maher, Loughnan, hotel
proprietor, Killarney, for $500 due
on mortgage of July, 1912. Mr.. Serg.
Sullivan, Mr.. McGonigal, K. c., and
Mr.. Jas. Baxter for plaintiff; and Mr..
McElligott, K. c., and Mr.. Moriarty
for defendant.
On account of delay in prosecuting,
the action of Mr.. Dillon, contractor,
against the Scariff County Clare) R.
d. c., commenced in 1908, Justice PIN
dismissed it without costs to either
party. The action had been brought
for e117, balance alleged to be due
on contract for the construction of
a water supply, and G2O7 for extra
works, and the defendants counter
claimed for delay. When the plead
ings had closed the matter remained
in allegiance. Hugh Kennedy for de-
PENDANTS; Mr.. Vomyn, X. c., and Mr.
Jas. Comyn for plaintiff
Chas. H. Hathaway, the new u. S.
Consul at Queenstown, was welcomed
by delegation on behalf of the u.
Council.
Mr.. Justice Wylie' apportioned and
redeemed, at over 20 years purchase,
certain annuities payable out of the
lands of Sarah Staveley at Coolnamo-
lagh, County Limerick. Mr.. H. Cole
Bowen INSTRUCTED by Messrs. Justin
Mccarthy and Co.. for applicant; Mr..
M. Comyn, K. C. INSTRUCTED by Mr..
E. Counihan) for Mrs Anne M. T.
Staveley; Mr.. Oliver Murphy lin
structed by Messrs. Beauchamp and
ORR for other parties interested.