The Irish standard., 1918-06-08

Holmes said there had been issue of
the marriage, but the issue had died.
Owing to cruelty, the petitioner had
to take refuge in the house of a mar
ried sister. Mr.. Corbett for the re-
spondent, denied the alleged cruelty
Private Patrick O'Donnell, on oath
September, 1916, while on avtive SER
vice, bequeathed his property to a
Miss Lynch, but on April 25, 1917, he
| wrote to Mrs. Sarah Brown, Francis
Street, Limerick, stating-"Dear Sa-
rah--I have just been asked by my
sergeant major, who is my neXt-of-kin,
so told him that you were my aunt,
so if anything happens to me you will
get all my money and other property"
Justice Madden made an order de-
claring the document of the 25th April,
1917, the last will of the deceased
The death has occurred in Tippe-
rary of B. Hefferman, an official of the
Urban Council, who took prominent
local part in the '67 movement.
Justice PIN was for remitting and
Justice Moore for retaining in the
High Court, an action by Mrs. Maher
against the Nenagh Cooperative
Creamery for damages for injuries
caused by drum having fallen on her
which was used for delivering milk at
defendants premises. Accordingly, as
mo rule was made on the motion to
remit, the case remains in the Supe-
rior Courts. VIM, Shannon Gnstruct-
ed by MBr Henry Shannon) for the
plaintiff; and Mr.. Kinehan INSTRUCTED
by Messrs. Gleeson & SOM for the
defendants.
ULSTER.
The sales in Armagh flag market
this seanson show an increase of over
10000 pounds on the four previous
seasons.
Private L. w. Clarke, son of H.
Clarke Clerk of Bailieborough Union,
! has been taken prisoner.
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sympathy with Most Rev. DR.. O'Don-
nell, and the clergy, on the death Of
Mgr. McGlyn, P. p, Dean of Raphos.
P. Cronin, father of the Town. Clerk
Of Newry, has, owing to advancing
years, resigned the presidency of New
ry Conference, st. Vincent de Paul
Society.
The Court of Appeal, reversing the
Kings Bench, changed the venue to
Co. Cayan of an action by Alfred Hea-
ney, Aghanhedeury, as administrator
of the will annexed to J. w. Meaney
and H. H. Heaney, aginst Mrs. Mary
Anne Stafford, the Misses @. and NJ.
Stafford, and D. Stafford, Trim, for the
return of chattels,. and damages for
their alleged wrongful detention. Mr..
Henry, K. c., M. P, and Mr.. T. ].
Smyth INSTRUCTED by Mr.. w. H. Ho-
gam for APPELLANTS; and Mr.. Wylie, K.
c. and Mr.. Begley INSTRUCTED by Mr..
w. Reid) for despondent.
The late Major H. McMaster of Gill
ford left 31,545 pounds to his mother
and sisters.
Ballymena Rural Council strongly
condemed the outrage committed at
Cullybackey Catholic Church on Oath
April, when four statues were mali
ciously destroyed.
A fire outbreak resulted in the de-
struction of Rice's Hotel, Poyntzpass
and in one of the servants, Maggie
Harvey, sustaining a broken arm by
jumping 30 feet from a window.
The deaths have occurred of, re
spectively, G. McCausland, a well
known Belfast machinery dealer; Gus
tave A. Rohdich, jeweler, Portrush;
and r. Reid, aged S8, native of Ty
rome, who, going to Canada in 1910
became a pioneer Orangeman in E
Toronto and was amember of the
order for 70 years. The magistrates
solicitors and police at Milford Ses
sions expressed regret at the death o1
H. McDevitt, J. P.
The spinners in the Roam Mills