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stalled outside the Catholic church,
Kildee.
At Moate, Ed Shiel, Sec, Drumva-
ney, U. l. L., and four other who re-
fused to give bail, We're sent to Jail for
two months for cattle driving. The
farm visited was recently bought by
Mr.. j. Borke, Toorbeg, Athlone.
Cork Corporation, on the motion of
Mr.. J. Lane, seconded by Aid. Forde,
reiterated the demand for admittance
of Irelands duly accredited represen-
tatives to the Peace Conference, an
amendment by Mr.. Williams disclaim-
ing the right of any outside power to
interfere, and declaring for the main
tenance of the Union, being lost.
The late Rev. FIR. Chrysostom, o. S.
f. c., who died at the Friary, kilken-
ny, was a member of an old and re-
spected Cork family. He was a Di-
rector of the Third Order, and was
also Master of Novices. At his fu-
neral the chief mourners were Mr..
Sutton (father), Mr.. +. Sutton (broth-
cr), and the manager of Messrs, SUIT
ton and Co., Cork. High Mass, which
preceded, was celebrated by the Very
Rev FIR. Peter, o. S. F. c., Provincial,
Dublin, with Very Rev. FIR. Augustine,
o. S. +. c., Dublin, deacon; Rev. FIR.
Finbarr, o. S. F. c., Cork, sub-deacon,
and the Very Rev. FIR. Mathew, o. S.
F. c., Cork, master of ceremonies. KEEL
kenny Corporation has expressed con-
dolence with the Order and bereaved
family
Rev. Bro. Bartholomew O'Driscoll
died at the Presentation Monastery,
Kinsale, Jerh. Mccarthy, ex-N T.,
died at Oldcourt; Skibbereen, and
Head-Constable, James Hennessy at
Skibbereen Barracks. T. H. Spraggon,
son of T. H. Spraggon, formerly Post
master of Limerick, died at sea. Groom
Guardians adjourned as meark of re-
spect to the late DR.. John Power, Cas-.
tletown Dispensary District. Tyre
Coursing Club rendered sympathy to
Rev. NJ. O'Sullivan, c. c., Santeer, on
the death of his nephew, the late Mr..
DAILY, Master Fermoy Union. Killar-
ney Guardians passed roles of sympa-
thy with DR.. O'Leary, with the fami-
lies of Mrs. O'Sullivan. Fair Hill, of
Florence Mcdonnell, Tralee, and of
Miss Maria Kelleher, Roxborough, Kill
larney, U. d. c., voted sympathy with
Mr.. f. O'Donoghue and Mr.. Lyane,
School Inspector, Killorglin T. "A. So
ciety passed resolutions of sympathy
with Rev. NJ. O'Donoghue, on the death
of his brother, Dr. O'Donoghue; with
Mr.. and Mrs. Patk, O'Shea on the
death OF their son John; with DR..
w. Dodd, on the death of his brother,
John.
The death has taken place in Lon
don of Sister Joseph, of the Order of
the Immaculate Conception, daughter
OF j. Kelly, Ballygriftin. Deceased was
in Brussels during the German occu-
patton. Clonakilty magistrates ex-
pressed sympathy with District Inspec-
tor Rowan, on the death of his daugh-
ter. Ennis U. d. c. passed a vote of
sympathy with the relatives of late
}. A. Ronayne, B. l.. Cork Guardians
passed votes of sympathy to the rela-
tives of late D. OLeary, member of
the Board; to d. T. O'Sullivan, vice.
chairman, on the death of his sister
in-laW; and to E. Russell, on the death
of his brother-in-law.
Listowel U. c. co-opted j. McKenna,
chairman Kerry Co. Council, at pres
ent Slim Fein prisoner at Belfast,
his absence from meetings for six
months having disqualified him.
Judge Drumgoole at Tralee, gave
decree for $50 on the claim of Sergt.
Fallon for $1,000 compensation for in
juries received in Tralee last June by
being shot through the back. He held
that there was antecedent malice aris-
AAo OuS VI SO1 SlOOLluR, where
two men lost their lives; and ordered
that the amount be levied off the
whole county.
The bodies of ]. Sullivan, r. O'Dwy-
er and ]. Mccarthy and J. Murphy,
four of the five victims of the Coulagh
Bay fishing disaster, have been recoy-
cred. That of P. Murphy, brother of
j. Murphy, is still unaccounted for.
The internment took place at Kilcath-
crime and Castletownbere.
The crux occasioned the appoint.
ment of Mr.. M. de Lacy, Principal of
the School of Commerce, as a result
OF which the Limerick Technical
Schools have been closed for some
time, will, it is hoped, be got over by
the Tthenaeum Committee taking
charge of the Schol of Commerce, leay.
ing the Technical committee and the
Department to arrange exclusively for
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