The Irish standard., 1919-02-15

daughter OF =. +. Murphy, CaStle-
island, Co. Kerry, and niece of Rt.
Rev. DR.. Murphy. Bishop of Port
Louis, were received by Most Rev. DR..
Codd. Bishop of Ferns.
MUNSTER.
A bazaar at Garrick-on-Suir to clear
OF building debt on the Convent of
Mercy. realized sso0.
Tipperary Workhouse has been va
Gated by the military, who had been
In occupation since the beginning of
the war.
Rev. Peter Bresnan. Pastor, St. Ma
rvs Parish. Butte City, has died of
influenza. He was a nephew of Rev.
P. Brosnan, P. p, Allehies, Cork, and
of Rev. J. Brosnan, Rector, st. Thorn
ass Church, New York. He was only
26.
For burning of their hay, Jas. Ryan,
Millbrook, was awared e14O, and his
brother, Thos. Ryan, Bolingbroke,
G100, at Nenagh Quarter Sessions.
Mr.. Gleeson for the Nenagh R. D. G..
admitted malice. Applicants held graz
ing on land locally sought for distribu-
tion.
Matthew and Michael Kelly, Ry-
lane, were fined &1 and los. respec-
lively, for assaulting their father, who
has returned home after doing term
of five years penal servitude for par
ticipating in a highway robbery, when
a bank manager and clerk were held
up between Listowel and Abbeyfeale,
and relieved of about $500.
Thos. Duane, r. D. c., Ballyshera
House, Doneraile, who has died, was
prominently identified with every ma
tional movement in his district, and
every charitable object had in him a
generous supporter. Two of his sons
were ordained to the priesthood with.
in the past few years, and went on the
mission to Great Britain. One of his
daughters is married to T. Geary, man.
ager, Henry Street Warehouse, Dub
lin.
Mrs. M. Morrissey, mother of DR.. P.
Morrissey, District Coroner, Tippera-
ry, has died, aged 81.
The staff, male and female, of Linn
erick Asylum, have given seven days
notice on failure of the committee to
reduce the working hours, which are
said to be 100 per week.
Capt. Barry st. ]. Calvin, M. c., son
of Barry G. Calvin, solr., Cork, and
1t. Maurice Ahern, son of M. Ahern,
Post Office, Strand, Younghal, have
been released from Germany.
Cork United States Council, on the
invitation of the Sim Fein Executive
appointed Messrs. Marsh and Good as
representatives to join deputation
to wait on Most Rev. DIR. Cohalan in
connection with the disposal of the
Anti Conscription Fund.
P. F. Byrne, accountant, Munster
and Leinster Bank, Nenagh, has been
promoted manager at Newtownbarry
Major w. E. Wilders, who has been
awarded the Kings Police Medal, is
a native of Limerick, and has served
with distinction in the West Indies
At Cork Harbor Board suggestion
that Irish societies in America should
be asked to cooperate in securing
that transatlantic liners shall call at
Queenstown was approved. J. J.
Walsh, M. p, wrote promising CO.
operation of the whole Republican
party.
Limerick Asylum estimate for the
ensuing year is 100, an increase
of s4,500 on the current years ex,
penditure. The ensuing years sal.
aries are 99,100, as against $500
for the current year. The estimate
for the Limerick Union is e4,SSO over
current years, the increase being due
principally to salaries and cost of
maintenance.
j. G. Dowdall. has been elected presi.
dent of the Cork Industrial Develop.
ment Association, vice G. Crosbie, to
whom a vote of sincere appreciation
was passed on his retirement after a
long tenure of Office, and who has
been elected life member, similar
distinction being made in the case of
w. B. Harrington, the retiring treas.
urer, in whose place J. Coleman has
been elected. Other appointments in.
clude A. O'Shaughnessy, vice-presi.
dent; ]. Curtin, honorary auditor, and