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and Head Constable Thomas Quinn,

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c. Downing, solr., Tralee.
Sergeant D. Koran, R. l. c., Midle-
ton, now retired, was entertained by
his comrades to farewell supper and
presented with useful souvenirs.
Mrs. Egan, a respected resident of
Dungarvan, took suddenly unwell after
travelling by rail to Tallow. She was
| brought to Lismore Hospital where
death ensued.
VIM. Mccarthy, farmer, Ballymadog
Youghal and brother of the late Rev.
B. Mccarthy, P. p, and of the Rev. F.
Mccarthy, c. c :, has died rather sud-
denly. Michael Howard, ]. P, Ivale,
kilcorney, has died. John Murphy,
cooper, Millstreet, suddenly died after
Mass, aged Is. Douglas Sessions ex-
pressed sorrow at the death of Robt.
Tilson.
Justice Moore, in the Kings Bench
Division made rule of Court the or
der of the House of Lords in the case
of John Mackey VS.. James Henry
Monks, Preston, Ltd, under Lord
Campbell's Act to recover damages for
the death of plaintiffs son, accident
ally killed while working in connection
with defendants ship at Waterford.
The Assize jury awarded $50 pounds,
but the Kings Bench dismissed the
action on the motion of judgment, and
the Lords reversed the decisions both
of the Court of Appeal and the Kings
Bench.
After 81 years service F. M. Corn
ley has resigned the Mastership of
the Fermoy Workhouse, owing to ill
health.
Fermoy U. c. expressed sympathy
with Rev. w. Walsh, c. c., Gonna, re-
Gently stationed at Fermoy, on the
death of his mother, Mrs. Walsh, Clan
worth.
VIM. Moylan and Daniel Cronin, of
Newmarket, and Robt. Kenny, of Cur
ranvorrig, charged before Mr.. Hardy,
R. NJ, at Mallow, with assaulting Con-
stable John O'Brien by knocking him
off his bicycle and striking him with
stick and carrying away by force his
rifle, were ordered to enter into recog-
nizances themselves in 20 pounds
each, with two sureties of 10 pounds
each. ..s
Rev. J. Ahern, appointed to the tenn
porary charge of Crows Nest Parish,
Brisbane Archdiocese, is native of
Cashel.
Kilrush Guardians have expressed
regret and sympathy at the resigna-
ton of DR.. P. c. Hickey, M. o., Kilkee,
owing to i'll health.
At Tralee Quarter Sessions Judge
Dromgoole paid high tribute to the
late Mr.. c. Downing, solicitor.
Prof. John Power, ]. p, Clonmel,
has resigned his professorship of mu-
sic at Mount Melleray after so years
service. $50.
y The Southern Democrat" Charlie
vile, has resumed publication, the ban
on the Eagle Printing Works, New
castle-West, having been removed.
E. ]. Marnane, j. p, Co. c., Chair
man, Tipperary D. c., has declined to
reconsider his resignation from the
Council and Guardians.
A strike of pork butchers is threat
ened in the Limerick bacon trade on
demand for los. week increased
wages; and the merchants have given
notice that pending settlement no
more live pigs will be bought at their
establishment. 1885,.
the name of Lazarus, and who was
stated to belong to Bedford, charged
under D. O. R. r. with refusing to an
swer questions put to him by con-
stable, was ordered Imprisonment to
the rising of the Court. He now adj
mitted his name was Power.
Most Rev. DR.. Harry, at Thurles, or
dained the following for the dioceses
named: Rev. w. Moran, Farrago Do
cese, U. S. A.; Rev. E. Taylor, Helena,
U. S. A.; Rev. William Doherty, Auck-
land, N. j.; Rev. H. Spain, Dulceck,
Australia. The order of sub-deacon
was conferred on Messrs. j. Mahoney,
T. Moran, J. Prout, M. Corey and j.
Delane.
Thomas Carbery, Jamestown, Car
rick-on-Suir, who has died, aged "A,
was an excellent Irish and classic
scholar. ]. Young, a native of Silver
mines, Nenagh, we'll known in Dublin
Gaelic circles, has died. William Ryan,
who has died at Newport, Co. Tippe-
rary, was a we'll known 81 man.
Judge Bodkin, at Ennis, made the
following compensation awards in con-
nection with cattle drives: j., War
rem, Kilkishen, 697 pounds; W. ]. Cor
bett, J. p, 4s pounds, 2s.; J. D. Going,
"a pounds; Joseph Tierney, Dublin,
| 80 pounds 15s: T. HOlOhan, 6 pounds,