The Irish standard., 1918-11-23
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Miss Davitt has been elected chair
z man, and Mr.. O'Connor secretary and
& treasurer of the Belfast branch, Sec
ondary Teachers Association.
Mr.. Jas. M'Ilhenny, president Of the
Ballymena Catholic Club, and of the
q 3Ballymena branch U. I. L., has died.
Belfast water commissioners express
ed sympathy with Mr.. Jas. Smith on
the death of his wife. Ulster Spirit
Grocers' Association expressed sorrow
at the death of Mr.. A. M'Neill.
ARMAGH.
Armagh Natural History and Philo-
sophical Society elected DR.. r. Gray
president and appointed a committee
to consider the establishment of Co.
Museum.
MARRIED-Oct. l., at st. Mary of
Angels Church, Church street, Dublin,
by Very Rev. Father Sylvester, o. s,
F. G. cousin of the bride), Joseph P.
Mulligan, contractor, Dunkirk, to Mar.
guerite, daughter of Patrick Walters.
J. p, merchant, Ready.
Lugem L., D. G. congratulated Mr..
J. Walsh, Portadown, on his appoint.
ment to the magistracy.
CORK.
At Eyries four young men named
O'Driscoll, O'Connell, Foley and Har.
rington were arrested by police and
military at their homes. Unlawful as
sembly, it is understood, is the
charge.
James Aherne and Ernest Fowler
were fined 30s. each at Queenstown
when charged with being in possession
of articles of military equipment al
legged to have been stolen from a rail-
way truck. in April. Similar charges
against William Aherne and William
Glavin were dismissed.
Mr.. j. Murphy, who has died, was
brother of the late Canon Murphy,
Macroom and father Of Rev. j. Muir
ply, P. p, Portmouth.
Cavan.
Mrs. Patrick Hamill, proprietress Of
the Commercial Hotel, Arva, has died.
The following have been appointed
magistrates, the five for Co. Cavan be-
ing on the recommendation of Rt.
Hon. T. Tough, M. P: Messrs. M. Nc
Quail, Drogheda; B. O'Reilly, Vir-
ginia; ]. O'Reilly, Cootehill; J. J. Cole,
Nahulla Park; j. F. Sheridan, Mount
augent, and d. Reilly, Cavan.
CLARE.
Mr.. E. T. Ingram, Castleconnell
and Blake Hall, Yorkshire. left e221,-
217. He gives to his wife the use OF
Blake Hall, of Castleconnell, and the
fishing in the Shannon, and of his
leasehold property in Killaloe, and the
income from 5000 s1O shares in Ing
hams Thornhill Colliery Company.
The military are taking over Ennis
Workhouse; also, it is stated, that at
Ennistymon.
Mr.. d. I. Keogh, Ennis, has been
appointed principal of Dromore and
Castlewellan Technical Schools.
CARLOW.
Mr.. J. Crowley, National Bank, Car
low, received q presentation on promo
ton to Limerick.
Rev. P. Carley, son of Mr. Denis
Carey, Templederry, was lately or
dained at Carlow, and will shortly
leave for Texas, U. s.
DOWN..
Mr.. ]. Lyons, Newry, was fatally in
jured by. being knocked down by a
brake at Warrenpoint.
DERRY.
Mr.. r. v. Hogan, Northern Bank,
was entertained by Derry friends and
presented with silver cigarette case
on his promotion to Carrickmacross.
\, A workers meeting in Derry, pre-
sided over by Mr.. Logue, president
Trades and Labor Council, declared
for working week of "A hours.
DONEGAL.
Rev. DR.. F'urey, late of Irish Col.
lege, Rome, has been appointed profes.
sor In st. Eunam's College, Letter
kenny.
The deaths have occurred Of Mrs
M'Kenna, widow Of Mr.. ]. M'Kenna
Letterkenny, and Of Mrs. Grace
M'Glynn, sister-inlaw of late Mgr
M'Glynn, archdeacon Of Raphoe.
Rev. E. P. MLoughlin, who was
only ordained this year, has died al
the residence Of his uncle, Rev. w. p
M'Loughlin, G. c. Neville.
DUBLIN.
At the Nat. University. the Pass
Lists for the autumn exams, contain
220 names Over 800 passed at thu
summer examinations, and with the
large number who passed the seniol
5. grade intermediate and thus qualified
n WILL hn aoan that there In a vary