The Irish standard., 1918-06-08

Mem. Jones, formerly a visiting physi-
clan; and A. Donovan, Fermoy U. c..
expressed sympathy with Mrs. Punch
on the death of her husband; and
Wexford Foresters with NJ. Mooney
and j. R. Warren on recent bereave-
ments.
Private j. Walshe, MINISTER'S, one of
the three soldier sons of T. Walshe,
Glin, has been wounded for the fourth
time.
Sergt. Major NJ OLeary, formerly of
the MINISTER'S, who held five medals
with IA clasps, has died at Toronto.
He was an uncle of 1t. M. O'Leary,
V. G.
Esmonde G. B. Duke, son of the late
George Duke, Cork has been killed on
the Western front.
E. A. Tacher, cashier, Bank of Ire
land, Skibbereen, has been promoted
sub-agent, Clonakilty.
Cork Coursing Club presented a
solid silver loving cup to their presi-
dent w. O'Donehoe, as tribute to
his excellent services.
The late Aid. G. 1. Mackesey, J. P.
Ga former Mayor of Waterford), and
ex-president Irish Medical Associa-
tion), left his estate (6,47S pounds) in
trust for his wife and children.
A sol %x,:o
H. G. Blythe, 3rd IS. R., Bait, Lin
clonshires, on a charge of absenting
himself without leave, of escaping
from an escort while under arrest,
and of drunkenness. He pleaded guilty
to the first two charges, and denied
the third. 1t was urged on his behalf
that he had been in hospital and was
in a highly nervous condition. He
was acquitted on the drunkenness
charge. The findings of the court on
the other charges will be promulgated.
Cork Chamber of Commerce passed
a vote of coincidence to R. H. Tilson,
J. p, on the death of his father, Robt.
adopted by Ballincollig Petty Sessions
Court. Tipperary U. G. passed resolu-
tions of regert on the death of, respec-
lively, P. Heffernan and M. Kinnane,
and adjourned in sympathy with the
clerk, ]. Gubbins, on the death of his
wife. Nenagh branch, Mems Contra
tornitv ovproceo1 cx,,opot1,1, with tho
family of the late Jas. Gallagher, Sec
retary and treasurer. Patrick Lynch,
merchant, Kilorglin, passed away
rather suddenly.
A settlement has been arrived at in
the Limerick bason trade dispute, the
men accepting an increase of 6s. per
week.
At district court-martial at Cork
George J. Dooley, farmer, of New Ross,
was found not guilty, and discharged,
on charges of being in possession of
an explosive substance, gelignite, in
quantities exceeding the requirements
of his business, and having same in
the vicinity of a railway.
Nenagh Petty Sessions Court passed
resolution of sympathy on the death
of R. Altman Smith, exec. Inspector,
r. l. G. The death has occurred of
G.. Coates, EXPIRES, Cork United
Trades and Labor Council, with whose
family sympathy resolutions have been
passed by the Technical Committee
the S. Ward U. l. L., and Div. '712, A.
| o. H. Tipperary Guardians adjourned
in token of sympathy with j. Gubbins
clerk of the Union, on the death of his
wife, sister of Mr.. Ryan, P. l.. G
Limerick Junction, P. Heffernan, an Of
fetal of Tipperary U. c., who died
took part in the '67 movement. The
death is intimated of Mrs. Lawton
mother of P. Lawton, Ballyedmond
Middleton.
Justice Madden made an order fo1
pound a week alimony Off petition
er, Mrs Kate Morrissy, who is seek
ing divorce from her husband, Thos
Morrissy, who has farm of 63 acres
at Dooriasbeg, Co. Limerick. Mr.. r