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and Leinster Bank, Bandon, has been
promoted to the managership at Car

and Leinster Bank, Bandon, has been
promoted to the managership at Car
low.
Miss Mary M'Grath, Kinnitty, died
Of injuries sustained as the result of
losing control of her CYCLE going down
hill at Ballybritt Cross, near Roscrea
The Misses Saunders, Clonmel, and
Remington, Tralee and Cathal M'Whin-
ny were appointed, respectively, Do
nestle Economy Instructresses and
Engineering Instructor to Tralee Tech
f.nical Schools.
Cork Asylum House, Right Rev. DR..
Dowse presiding, passed resolution
of regret at the death Of John Far
rell, a member of the committee, and
adjourned their meeting in token of
respect
Mrs. Murphy, a Cork lady, has been
warmly complimented on her plucky
conduct in stopping a runaway horse,
with car attached, at Courtmacsherry.
She grasped the reins as the animal
passed, and was dragged along for
some distance.
Nenagh Guardians expressed SYM
pathy with the family of the late
Michael O'Brien, rate collector.
Seven candidates for the position of
storekeeper at Cork Union have with
drawn in favor of Sean OHegarty,
Ballingeary, who, after the outbreak
OF war and his retiral from the Post
Office, was prohibited from residing in
certain districts.
Sec.-Lt. c. T. O'Callaghan, who has
just received the NJ. c., is only 20, and
his family are we'll known in Co. Cork.
LIT. O'Callaghan's legs had to be am
putated so badly were they wounded
in defending trench attacked by the
enemy.
| Garrick-on-Shann Guardians ex-
pressed sympathy with Jas. Caslin, D.
G. Ga member of the Board) and DR..
p. F. Doorly Zone of their medical Of
ticers) on the deaths of their mothers.
Lt.-Col. Lord Dunally presented GER
tifcates at Carrick Castle grounds,
Carrick-on-Suir, to $50 women relatives
of soldiers, and they were entertained
to tea by Lady Eva Wynham Quin,
Castletown.
A nominal fine of Is. Cd. and costs
was imposed on MI. O'Grady, Gaelic
Lacquer, Castletownroche, for collect
ing at the church gates without per-
mission from the County Inspector.
1t. J. P. Corcoran, who has been
prisoner of war in Germany since
October last, has obtained B. A. de-
gree in Dublin University. He is son
of Mrs. Corcoran, Clonakenny, Ros-
crea.
Cork Co. Council elected Daniel j.
Goold, Assistant Co. Surveyor, by 10
votes to s for MI. J. Dineen, in place
of Jas. N. Down, transferred to the dis
trict vacated by the resignation of
Chas. A. Leslie.
NJ. F. Kelly, V. S., was appointed
Veterinary Inspector to the Limerick
Corporation at salary of &52 per
year, by 20 votes to for E. j. O'Rior-
dan, V. S. BY II votes to ~ the cor
poration declined to have a re-valua-
ton of the city to enable them to in
crease the IS. rate.
For displaying Republican flags from
their licensed premises in Ennis in
celebration of Mr.. De Valera's cleo
ton, j. Ahern, M. Carney, Mrs M.
Hinchy, Mrs. Madigan, P. Murphy, W.
| Weyton; Mrs. O'Callaghan, ]. Wall, NJ
| Vaughan, Kate Mccormack and P.
Healy were fined los. and costs EACH
Nineteen laborers having demanded
an increase of wages by S. a week
from the Clonmel Corporation, threat
ening in default to cease work, the
Mayor ruled out proposition to give
| an increase of rs. Cd. on the ground
that there was no one in position to
say that the applicants would take a
halfpenny less than their full demand
| Next morning the men struck. Their
wages are 22s. to 24s.
Patrick Leblanc, a young man of
the farming class, was sent to Jail
for three months hard labor at En-
nistymon, charged, before P. S. Brady
and G. Mc1lroy, R. Ms, with unlawful
assembly and breaking into the house
of D. j. Garry, a Dublin visitor, who
said crowd demanded a Sim Fein
| flag flying from the house on the
night of the decoration of the poll in
b. Glare. When refused by the SER
Evant, the crowd rushed the door. He
| told them it was his, having got it in
Ennis. He was afraid the crowd was
armed, but they left, and defendant
came later and apologized to him, say
ing he was mistaken about the flag.
| Notice of appeal was given.
| Very Rev. J. O'Brien, V. G., Diocese
of st. Augustine, Florida, who has
died, was native of Tobernea, Kill
mallock, and was educated at Mum
gret.