The Irish standard., 1919-10-25
News from Ireland
CARLOW.

CARLOW.
The S. F. Club and several of the
clubs in the country were raided, any
literature found being taken away.
Married-At st. Kevin's, Harrington
street, Dublin. by the Rev. j. P. Gaff-
ney, C. c., Laurence, son of James
Aughney, Tullow, to Bridgid T. daugh-
ter of Thomas Moran, so st. Adams
road, Dublin.
CORK.
The death has occurred at the Con-
vent of Mercy, Clonakilty, of Sister NJ.
1ta O'Sullivan.
w. ]. Hegarty. T. c., P. 1. c.. Cork,
has died, aged 81. He was a brother of
the late Sir D. Hegarty, ex-Lord Mayor
of Cork.
The North 1nfirmary (Cork) Trus-
tees passed vote of sympathy with
the relatives of the late Barry Calvin,
city solicitor, and accepted with re-
gret the resignation of his son, DR..
Calvin.
Cork Borough Technical Instruction
Committee, on the motion of Rev. j. C.
O'Flynn, have decided to include Irish
in the subjects for the entrance ex-
animation.
Jerome Bechinor, ]. p, Reenvoe
House, Drimoleague, has died at the
Mercy Home, Cork The death has oc-
Cured at her residence, Castlemond,
Middleton, of Mrs. Ellen Mccarthy,
widow of the late Mr.. Mccarthy, tim.
Der merchant, whose business she con-
tinued since his death. She was SIS
ter of DR.. M. P. Desmond, NJ. D., John
Allen, r. D. c., son of the late T. Al
len, Cummeen, Carrigaline, has died
at South Infirmary, Cork.
The death is announced of W..
Walsh, proprietor of the Munster Ho-
tel, Cork, and for many years traveller
for a leading city firm. He took a
keen interest in G. A. A. and coursing
matters. W. Barriscale, senior, jewel
er, has died at his residence, Bridge
street, Cork.
Morrough's woolen mills, Douglas,
Cork, were totally destroyed by fire;
800 hands were thrown out of en-
ployment. The mills were about 80
years ago acquired by the late John
Morrough, who for time sat as M. P.
for South Cork, and was member of
the Irish Party under Mr.. Parnell.
DUBLIN.
Military and police raided the
houses of Messrs. M. Higgins, Lough-
linstown, and James Jackson, Shank
hill, both prominent Sim Feiners.
Nothing was found.
Mrs. Fennell, for 20 years postmis-
tress of Blackrock, was presented by
the townspeople with check for
G15O on her retirement. Miss Keane,
for many years a member of the staff
of the Theater Royal, was presented
with a silver tea and coffee set by the
management and staff on severing her
connection with the theater prior to
her marriage.
The death is announced Of Mr..
Hely-Hutchinson, D. L., at Seafield,
Donabate, in his Saith year. He was
the eldest son of the late Captain
Coote Hely-Hutchinson.
The late Very Rev. Canon O'Byrne
of Rush, left 93,O35, and bequeathed
$500 in trust for the education of the
children of this deceased brother
James; G100 to his niece, Nellie
O'Byrne; G1OO to the Sisters of Char
ity, Linden Convalescent Home; s10O
for Masses; and the residue to the
Rev. T. P. O'Byrne, Ringsend.
An adjourned conference of the rep
resentatives of the Dublin Corporation,
Guardians, and Richmond Asylum was
held to consider the question of OBJ
tanning coal from America. The con-
ference learned that the price of coal
f. o. b. in America was 24s. ton, and
it was decided to ascertain what the
freight charges would be.
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