The Irish standard., 1919-05-03

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fused with costs by Justice Powell
Defendant said he merely tried to pre-
vent the plaintiff from injuring the
roofs of houses. Plaintiff said defen.
dant hit him in the face, knocking him
down and breaking his leg. He was
nearly an hour on the ground before
being removed on the ambulance. Dr.
Jerh. Murphy said, owing to advanced
age, the fractured leg would scarcely
knit.
Preliminary dispositions were taken
at Macroom in case in which Flor.
ence Healy, Timothy Murphy and
John O'Keefe are charged with riot
and unlawful assembly. Evidence was
given that the defendants were mem.
bers of a crowd who assaulted police
on night duty on the morning of
March II. One of the constables fired
his revolver, and the men stopped at
the first shot.
The following clerical changes were
made by Most Rev. DR.. O'sullivan in
the Diocese of Kerry: Rev. p. ].
Brennan, c. c., Kenmare to Castle
island; Rev. F. Harrington, c. c., Cas-
tleisland to Duagh; Rev. T. Moriarity,
G. c., Duagh to Kenmare; Rev. T.
Harty, G. c., Castlemaine to, Bally-
longford; Rev. T. Connihan to Castle
maine; Rev. John Nolan, c. c., Aunas-
caul to Lixnaw; Rev. T. Curtayn, G.
c., Lixnaw to Ballybunion; Rev. T.
O'Shea. G. c., Ballybunion to New
townsandes; Rev. ]. Slattery, G. c.,
Newtownsandes to Annascaul.
Rev. P. Gaynor has been elected
Pres, N. Tipperary S. F. Executive, in
room of Rev. G. Culligan, c. c., Silver
mines, resolution of regret at whose
transfer to Glare parish was passed.
| At the Cork Assizes Michael Wrin,
convicted of fraudulent conversion of
ESQ given to him by cattle-dealer
near Bandon, was sentenced to 6
months Imprisonment.
At meeting for the promotion of
the Limerick Cooperative Society 200
members were proposed from the
| Clerical Workers and 1000 from the
Transport Workers Union. Rev. FIR.
Hackett, S. j., was appointed on the
committee.
MI. O'Brien, steward to Mrs. Browne,
Ratoo, Ballyduff, N. Kerry, was fired
at from behind a gate pillar on Sun
day and wounded in the leg. He pur-
sued his assailant and saw him hide
gun in fence, where it was found
by the police. A man named JAS
Slattery has been arrested.
In the case of John Ryan against w.
Laffan, an order was made by the
Master of the Rolls fixing at 840 for
fees and outlay for advertisements the
remuneration of the autioneers, N.
Maher and Sons, in respect of abor-
tive auctions and successful sale of
the lands of Tumatariff, Co. Limerick.
V. F. Maher, solr., said the proceeds
of the sale were sufficient, or almost
80, to pay off all the encumbrances.
| s130 has been collected in Carrick.
on-Suir for Dali Eireann.
Clonmel guardians unanimously
elected DR.. Denis B. McEniry, M. O.
of Ballymacarby district, in success.
sion to his father.
T. McSwiney, M. P, speaking at a
Sim Fein meeting at Crookstown, Co.
Cork, presided over by T. Howard
said five years ago they were derided
but at present they were recognized
by the world. If the Paris Conference
went to pieces they need not mind
they could rely on themselves.
c. Gilligan, J. Canty and P. J.
Bourke (guardians) were decreed al
Limerick for s1O 18s, balance of G32
lbs, amount of surcharge by the
l.. G. Auditor, Mr.. Browne, with re-
spect to payments for milk supplied
to$the union. E. A. Hackett has re
signed the office of surveyor of Car
rick-on-Suir Urban District.
The funeral of the late DR.. c
OClery, for many years M. o. of Clon
akilty, took place on Friday, and was
large and representative. The clergy
men present included Rt. Rev. Mgr
O'Leary, P. p, v. F.; Rev. ]. Kearney
P. p, Ardfert; Rev. T. O'Hea, P. P.
Timoleague; Rev. ]. Lawton, P. p.
Leays; Rev. NJ. O'Callaghan, C. c