Births

BRENNAN -- January 20, 1908, at 7 Mulhouse Street, Belfast, to Mr. and Mrs. W. Brennan -- a daughter.

BUTTERLY -- January 18, 1908, at Waterside, Howth, the wife of Joseph Butterly, of a daughter.

DALY -- January 21, 1908, at the Private Home, 10 Holles Street, Dublin, the wife of Dr. T. J. Daly, Rathganny House, Multyfarnham, of a daughter.

FITZSIMONS -- January 23, 1908, at 66 Talbot Street, Dublin, the wife of Patrick Fitzsimons, of a son.

Marriages

MAHER--CAREW -- January 22, 1908, at Gardiner Street Church, Dublin, by the Very Rev. Canon Daniel Ryan, P.P., Clonoulty, N. F. Maher, solicitor, Tipperary, to Mary, second daughter of the late Michael Carew, and of Mrs. Carew, Tipperary.

M'BRIDE--M'CULLOUGH -- 20th January, 1908, at the Sacred Heart Church, Oldpark Road, by the Rev. J. K. O'Neill, P.P., Corpl. J. M'Bride, 2nd Royal Irish Rifles, son of C. M'Bride (late Bandmaster 4th Royal Irish Rifles), to Mary J. (Pollie) M'Cullough, daughter of Ales. M'Cullough, Newtownards (late Colour-Sergt. 3rd Royal Irish Rifles).

MacDEVITT--EVANS -- In St. Mary's Church, Harrogate, England, by the Most Rev. Dr. O'Donnell, Bishop of Raphoe, assisted by Canon M'Fadden, Glenties; Canon Mulcahy, Halifax; and the Rev F. Clayton, O.S.B., Cleator Moor, Hugh MacDevitt, Esq., J.P., Glenties, to Miss Margaret Evans, Halifax, England.

SMITH--DOWLEY -- January 16, 1908, at the Catholic Church, Newcastle, N.S. Wales, by the Right Rev. Dr. Murry, Bishop of Maitland, Perceval George Smith, only son of Sydney Smith, to May, eldest daughter of Kyran Dowley, Carrick-on-Suir, Tipperary.

Deaths

ARTHUR -- January 22, at Bletchingly, Surrey, Mary Ripley Arthur, fifth daughter of the late Rev. Wm. Arthur, aged 49 years.

BRADLEY -- January 22, 1908, at her residence, 76, Upper Rathmines, Mrs. Rose Bradley, relict of the late Robert Bradley.

BRAND -- January 22, at 42 Coates Gardens, Edinburgh, Sir David Brand, Advocate, Sheriff of Ayrshire, in his 71st year.

BREEN -- January 26, at his residence, 61 Falls Road, Belfast, John Breen, dearly-beloved husband of Bridget Brean.

BRENNAN -- January 24, 1908, Margaret, relict of the late Patrick Brennan, Clara, Co. Kilkenny, in her 78th year.

COLLIGAN -- January 22, at his residence, 159 Spamount Street, Belfast, Joseph Colligan.

DURKAN -- January 24, at the Infirmary, Castlebar, Thomas Durkan, aged 64 years.

GIBNEY -- January 23, at 19 Barrow Street, Dublin, Catherine, wife of Robert Gibney.

GORMAN -- January, 27, at 39 Kashmir Road, Belfast, Bridget Gorman.

GREENE -- January 21, 1908, at his residence, Berries, Athlone, Patrick Greene.

GUNNING -- January 23, 1908, at his residence, Gunning Terrace, Connaught Street, Dublin, Arthur Gunning.

HACKETT -- January 23, 1908, at his residence, Milltown, Co. Dublin, Thomas P. Hackett.

HODGES -- January 21, at Edgmond, Newport, Salop, Edward Hodges, aged 87 years.

KANE -- January 23, 1908, at her residence, 33 Hanover Street East, Dublin, Anna, widow of the late Christopher Kane.

KELLY -- January 21, 1908, at St. Brigid's Convent, Tullow, Mother Gertrude Kelly, Superioress-General of Brigidine Institute.

LORIMER -- January 20, 1908, at 18 Elm Grove Road, Barnes, London, S. W., Jessie Graham, wife of Robert Lorimer, aged 55 years.

MACKAY -- January 19, 1908, Miss Kate Mackay, of 159 Clarence Gate Gardens, Regent's Park, London, N.W., aged 45 years.

MAGEE -- January 23, at the residence of her father, Mullagh-Mor, Greenisland, Mary Elizabeth (Minnie).

M'CLURE -- January 26, 1908, at his father's residence, 45 & 47 Durham Street, Belfast, James Gerard, aged 6 years.

M'GAHEN -- January 21st, at his residence, 51 Annette Street, Belfast, James M'Gahen, Fruit Merchant, Belfast.

M'GURK -- January 23, 1008, Michael M'Gurk, of Tulnacross, R.D.C, aged 70 years.

MORGAN -- January 22, 1908, at her residence, 163 Great Britain Street, Dublin, Mary Ann Morgan, relict of the late John Morgan.

O'NEILL -- January 24, at Castle Street, Roscommon, Joseph O'Neill.

O'PREY -- January 22nd, at 68 Fleet Street, James, infant son of William and Catherine O'Prey.

O'SULLIVAN -- On the 22nd instant, at the Convent of the Sacred Heart of Mary, Lisburn, in the tenth year of her religious profession, Sister Joachim O'Sullivan.

SNOW -- January 20, 1908, at her residence, North Quay, Drogheda, Julianna, sister to Miss Snow, Organist Augustinian Church, Drogheda.

TAGGART -- January 23, at his residence, Cloneven, Antrim, William J. Taggart, B.A., M.D.

Clippings

A FATAL LOOK.

Railway Ganger Killed.

On Monday night a terrible accident occurred on the new Strabane to Letterkenny Railway line, by which a man named Michael M'Kelvey, a ganger employed on the line, lost his life. Deceased was coming from Raphoe to Strabane on ballast engine, and, when coming through a cutting in the townland of Aughintecragh, half a mile from Raphoe, from some cause or other he put his head over the side of the engine and came in contact with a projecting rock, with the result that the unfortunate man's brains were dashed out. Father M'Devitt. P.P., and medical assistance arrived on the scene, but the unfortunate man was beyond aid.

On Tuesday Mr. Edward Gallagher, coroner for South Donegal, held an inquest on the remains.

John M'Kelvey identified the remains. He had examined the cutting, and found the rock was but three inches clear from the sidle of this engine. The rock in the cutting was eight feet high. Owen M'Ginley, an engine-driver, who drove the engine on the night of the occurrence, said deceased was on the engine, and before entering the cutting coupled some waggons to the engine. Witness, when passing through the cutting, heard crash, and saw the deceased fall off. Witness applied the brakes and stopped the train. Deceased had been in the habit of getting on the engine, and he was a sober man.

Medical evidence showed that the deceased had received fearful injuries, which caused death.

The jury found in accordance with the medical testimony, and added that the cutting was too small to allow an engine to pass through.

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The Recent Drowning Accident in Coalisland Canal.

Since the death of Patrick Devlin, of Shanless, in Coalisland canal basin, a considerable amount of local consternation has been going the rounds of the district, in consequence of deceased having a large sum of money on him previous to his death, while only a small sum was found in the deceased's clothes. Although the rumour has gained considerable amount of currency, no credence is placed on it by the authorities. However, some still cling to the belief that he met his death by foul play.

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Births

CONWAY -- January 27, 1908, at Cosy Nook, Leinster Road, Dublin, the wife of Prof. W. Conway, M.A., of a son.

COLGAN -- January 24, 1908, at Loughrea, Co. Galway, the wife of Hugh Colgan, of a daughter.

HIGGINS -- February 1st, at Ringsend House, Ballyloughan, Moneymore, the wife of John Higgins, of a son.

MULLEN -- February 1, 1908, at 33 Cransworth Street, Hillhead, Glasgow, the wife of Edward F. Mullen, of a daughter.

LEONARD -- January 22, 1908, at Bridge House, Newcastle West, the wife of John Leonard, of a son.

POTTER -- January 23, 1908, at the Dreadnought Hotel, Callander, Perthshire, N.B., the wife of J. Howard Potter, of a son.

Marriages

CLARKE--SHEIL -- January 23, 1908, at Westminster Cathedral, by the Very Rev. Richard Sykes, S.J., Provincial of the Order, assisted by the Rev. Father English, of the Cathedral, Frank J. Clarke, Assistant Resident Magistrate of Victoria, Rhodesia, South Africa, to Margaret Teresa, younger daughter of Dominick Sheil, of Derry.

FITZPATRICK--MARKEY -- January 21, 1908, at St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church, Cootehill (with Nuptial Mass), by the Very Rev. P. O'Connell, P.P. V.G., assisted by the Rev. Charles O'Donohoe, C.C., John Fitzpatrick, J.P., Scots House, Clones, to Jennie, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Markey, J.P., Cootehill.

HURSON--BLAKE -- January 26, at the Pro-Cathedral, Kensington, London, W., by the Rev. Augustine Hogan, N.O.P., Edward Austin Hurson, of Paris, eldest son of J. J. Hurson, Esq., Belfast, to Kitty, second daughter of R. I. Blake, Esq., of Moylough, County Galway.

MARTIN--CAREY -- January 23, 1908, at Killene Catholic Church (with Nuptial Mass), by the Rev. J. M'Glinchey, P.P., Samuel, youngest son of the late John Martin, Gobniscale, Co. Tyrone, to Marion, daughter of John Carey, Sandenstown, Sallins, Co. Kildare.

Deaths

ARCHER -- February 1, 1908, at her residence, 2 Wellington Street, Dublin, Frances, widow of the late Thomas Archer.

BACHELOR -- January 20, at his residence, The Ferne, Addington Grove, Sydenham, London, N.E., William George Batchelor, aged 82 years.

BURKE -- January 29, 1908 at her residence, 14 Dominick Street, Galway, Bedelia Burke.

BYRNE -- February 1, 1908, at his residence, 18 Woodhouse Street, Portadown, Hugh Byrne, Spirit Merchant, on whose soul, sweet Jesus, have mercy.

CAREW -- January 23, 1908 at the Convent, Manorhamilton, Sister N. A. Carew, daughter of Mr. T. Carew, Crough, Co. Limerick, in the 39th year of her age, and path of her religious profession.

CASTLES -- January 28, 1908, at her residence, Templelyon, Redcross, Co. Wicklow, Essie, daughter of the late Peter Castles.

CLUGSTON -- January 30, at his residence, Bellshill, Carrickfergus, John, the beloved husband of Margaret Clugston.

CRESWELL -- January 30, at Laburnum House, St. Peter's Road, Broadstairs, Nathaniel Engleheart Creswell, M.D., aged 70 years.

DOYLE -- January 28, 1808, at 5 Bessborough Parade, Rathmines, Joseph Doyle.

DUFFY -- February 2nd, at his residence, 22 Artillery Street, Belfast, John Duffy.

HANLON -- February 2, 1908, at Blanchfield's Park, Gowran, Co. Kilkenny, Mary Hanlon.

KEENAN -- January 30, at 4 Ardmoulin Street, Belfast, Mary Anne Keenan.

KIRK -- December, at Hastings, New Zealand, John Y. Kirk, aged 33 years, eldest son of John Kirk, J.P., Antrim.

LOWTH -- February 2, at his residence, Yellowfield Mills, Ardee, Patrick Lowth.

M'AULEY -- February 1st, at her residence, 20 Ship Street, Belfast, Margaret Mary M'Auley.

MAYNES -- February 4, at his residence, 123 Spamount Street, Belfast, John Maynes, ex-Sergeant, R.I.C.

M'GEE -- February 4, at his residence, 183 North Queen Street, Belfast, Henry M'Gee.

M'MULLIN -- February 2nd, at her late residence, Cotton Bank, Toomebridge, Annie F. M'Mullin.

M'POLIN -- February 3rd, at his residence, 49 Leeson Street, Peter, the beloved husband of Elizabeth M'Polin.

MULHOLLAND -- February 4th, at his residence, Fort House, Tullyrush, Samuel Mulholland.

MURRAY -- January 28, 1908, at her parents' residence, 37 Waterford Street, Belfast, Kathleen, beloved child of Anthony and Catherine Murray.

NOLAN -- February 4th. Andrew Joseph, youngest son of Catherine and the late Andrew Nolan.

O'NEILL -- January 28, 1908, at his residence, Main Street, Portarlington, James O'Neill.

WISELY -- February 1st, at his father's residence, 138 Ravenhill Road, Belfast, James Patrick, eldest son of ex-H.C. James Wisely, Spirit Merchant.

Clippings

FIRE IN COUNTY TYRONE.

A Family's Narrow Escape.

On Tuesday morning, about two o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Mulholland, spirit dealers, Coalisland, were alarmed by their three children crying, and on awaking were horrified to find the bedroom filled with smoke. On investigation they found that the bar was on fire. They gave an alarm, and immediately a large crowd of neighbours collected, and rendered valuable assistance in getting the children saved. Other willing hands got the fire under control. The matter was reported to the police, who investigated it, and are of the opinion thet the fire occurred accidentally. It is generally believed that the fire originated as the result of a match being thrown into a box containing bottles packed in straw cases. It is stated to be covered by insurance.

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Births

BOYLAN -- February, 5, at the Hibernian Bank House, Kells, the wife of R. J. Boylan, of a son.

CLOHERTY -- February 6, 1908, at Foster Park, Galway, the wife the Gerald Cloherty, of a son.

M'NALLY -- January 31, 1908, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hewitt M'Nally, Flower Hall, Clondalkin -- a son (Henry Peter Hewitt).

O'REILLY -- January 25, 1908, Killeen, Drumshaughlin, Co. Meath, the wife of James J. O'Reilly, of a son.

O'ROURKE -- February 8, 1908, at Rose Bank, Ballyconnell, Co. Caven, the wife of William O'Rourke, M.D., of a son.

Marriages

DRENNAN--GREENE -- February 5, at Newtown Church, Callan, by the Rev. P. Drennan, C.C. (brother of bride-groom), assisted by the Rev. J. Dollard, C.C., Ballyouskil: Rev. J. Dollard, St. Patrick's, Kilkenny; and Rev. P. O'Brien, O.S.A., Callan, John F., youngest son of the late Denis Drennan, J.P., Conway Hall, Kells, Co. Kilkenny, to Josephine, youngest daughter of John Greene, Greenville, Callan.

M'VEIGH--CURRAN -- February 5, 1908, St. Nicholas's Church, Ardglass, by the Rev. J. J. Donnelly, P.P., Joseph, second son of William M'Veigh, Sheepland, Ardglass, to Catherine, youngest daughter of William Curran, Sheepland.

O'BRIEN--O'BRIEN -- February 4, 1900, at the Church of SS. Michael and John, Lower Exchange Street, Dublin, by the Rev. Father Early, C.C., Thomas O'Brien, 56 Bride Street, Dublin, youngest son of the late William O'Brien, Sillogh, County Kildare, to Kathleen (Kate) O'Brien, 30 South William Street, Dublin, youngest daughter of the late Patrick O'Brien, Tobber, Co. Wicklow.

Deaths

BOHILL -- January 30, 1908, at her residence, Academy Street, Navan, Jenny Maude, the dearly-beloved wife of John Bohill.

BLACK -- February 9, 1908, at Ballintree, Clones, Co. Meath, Mary, relict of the late Christopher Black, late of Carrick, and Brownstown, Westmeath.

CANNY -- February 3, 1908, at his residence, Kilmacthomas, Co. Waterford, Daniel C. Canny, aged 58 years.

COLE -- February 5, 1908, at her residence, Hyde Park, Killucan, Dublin, Ellen, relict of the late Daniel Cole.

COLEMAN -- February 5, 1908, at her residence, Bridesbush, Dunleek, Co. Meath, Anne Coleman.

DAVEY -- February 5th, 1908, at his residence, 13 Allworthy Avenue, Belfast, James B. Davey, aged 67 years.

DEVENNEY -- February 10, at his residence, Millbrook, Lisburn, John Devenney.

DEVLIN -- February 10, 1908, at 37 Little Patrick Street, Belfast, Rachel, widow of the late Hugh Devlin.

DONOHOE -- February 8, 1908, at his residence, Ballyallen, Goresbridge, Co. Kilkenny, Michael Donohoe, J.P.

FURLONG -- February 9, 1908, Bridget Mary, eldest daughter of Michael Furlong, Waterford.

GREENE -- February 8, at 10 Boundary Street, Belfast, Margaret Sarah Greene.

HENEBERRY -- February 6, 1908, at Grace Dieu, Waterford, James Heneberry.

HUGHES -- February 5th, at his residence, Waterside, Coleraine, Nicholas Hughes, Spirit Merchant, in his 86th year of age.

KELLY -- February 3rd, 1908, at the Presentation Convent, Maryborough, Sister M. Catherine Kelly, aged 56 years.

MAGEE -- February 6th, 1908, at his residence, 63 King Street, Belfast, James Magee, aged 75 years.

MAGLENNON -- February 11th, 1908, her residence, Loughmoney, Susan, the dearly-beloved wife of Hugh Maglennon.

M'CONNELL -- February 10, 1908, at No. 8 Mount Pleasant, Bangor, George Birch, only son of the late Hugh M'Connell, Gilford, in his 46th year.

MEENAGH -- February 8th, 1908, at his residence, Carrickmore, after brief illness, to the inexpressible grief of his family and friends, Michael Meenagh, aged 72 years.

M'GARRY -- February 5th, at his father's residence, 12 Smith Street, Belfast, William John, infant son of James and Annie M'Garry.

M'KEOWN -- February 5, at her residence, 149 Albert Street, Belfast, after a prolonged illness, Margaret, relict of the late Michael M'Keown.

MULHOLLAND -- February 4th, at his residence, Fort House, Tullyrusk, Samuel Mulholland.

O'REILLY -- At Ardamagh, Mrs. Catherine O'Reilly, mother of the Rev. J. O'Reilly, C.C., Castlepollard, and sister to the Very Rev. T. Clarke, P.P., V.F., Stradone.

PARKER -- February 9, at 64 Hawthorn Street, Belfast, Kathleen, third daughter of William and Mary Parker, aged 2 years and 3 months.

QUIN -- February 5, at James Street, Cookstown, Ellen M., the beloved wife of Michael Quin, Cookstown, fortified by the rites of Holy Church.

SHAW -- February 9th, 1908, suddenly, at his residence, Beechmount Villa, Hillsborough Road, Lisburn, Henry, the dearly-beloved husband of Margaret Shaw.

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Births

COURTNEY -- February 15th, 1908, Westminster Villas, Holywood Road, Belfast, the wife of Patrick Courtney, of a daughter.

DONAGHY -- February 18, 1908, Tynagort, Strandtown, Belfast, the wife of Joseph I. Donaghy, Solicitor, of a daughter.

M'DONNELL -- February 9th, 1908, Strand View, Ballycastle, Co. Antrim, the wife of Randal M'Donnell, M.R.C.V.S., of a son.

M'KINNEY -- 14th February, 34 Hope Street. Anderston, Glasgow, wife of James M'Kinney, of a son.

Marriages

MAGEE--NALDRETT -- February 12th, at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Belfast, by the Rev. P. Scally, Administrator, Hugh, second son of the late James Magee. of Belfast, to Jessie, eldest daughter of the late George M'Cann, of Holywood, Co. Down.

MORAN--M'KEOWN -- February 10, 1908, at St. Malachy's Belfast, by Roman Catholic Church, the Very Rev. Daniel M'Cashin, Adm., Michael Moran, Dungannon, fourth son of Michael Moran, D.C., Drumshambo, Co. Leitrim, to Mary A. M'Keown (Mollie), eldest daughter of Timothy M'Keown, Merchant, Keshcarrigan, Co. Leitrim.

M'NAMARA--M'GRATH -- 16th February, at St. Matthew's R.C. Church, Belfast, by the Rev. B. Laverty, C.C., William M'Namara, Dundrum, to Ellen M'Grath, Belfast.

Deaths

BOWEN -- On February 13th, at her residence, 2 Lower Whitehouse, Margaret Bowen.

BUCKLEY -- February 12, 1908, The Mall, Waterford, Rev. John Buckley, Rector St. Alban's, Liverpool.

BYRNE -- February 13, 1908, at his residence, 15 Grattan Parade, Drumcondra, Terence Byrne.

COADY -- February 9, 1908, at her residence, James's Green, Kilkenny, Mrs. Antastasia Coady, relict of the late Patrick Coady.

CROWLEY -- February 15, 1908, Thomas Crowley, Pass, Mullingar, aged 35 years.

CUNNINGHAM. -- February 5, 1908, at her father's residence, 24 Ravenhill Road, Belfast, Florence Agnes, the youngest and dearly-beloved daughter of Michael and Mary Cunningham. -- R.I.P.

M'CUSKER -- February 6, 1908, at Purdysburn Hospital, Mary Florence, the eldest and dearly-beloved daughter of John and Lucy M'Cusker, late of 234 Beaconsfield Terrace, Grosvenor Road, Belfast, aged three years and ten months.

GILMORE -- February 16th, 1908, at her residence, No. 2 Cambridge Terrace, Ormeau Road, Belfast, Mary Ann, widow of the late Owen Gilmore, in the 78th year of her age.

GREENE -- February 12, 1908, at his residence, Society Street, Ballinasloe, Thomas Greene, aged 84 years.

KEENAN -- February 17th, 1908, at Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast, Anne Keenan, widow of the late Peter Keenan.

KENNEDY -- February 12, 1908, at his residence, Spawell House, Templeogue, Matthew Kennedy.

MACAULAY -- February 17th, at Holyrood, Ballynafeigh, Very Rev. John Macaulay, late P.P., St. Matthew's, Ballymacarret.

MAGLENNON -- February 11th, 1908, her residence, Loughmoney, Susan, the dearly-beloved wife of Hugh Maglennon.

M'CANN -- February 15, at her residence, 10 Norfolk Street, Belfast. Ann M'Cann, relict of the late Daniel M'Cann, Toomebridge.

M'COMB -- February 14, 1908, at his residence, Cumran, Clough, Patrick M'Comb, D.C.

NOLAN -- February 10, 1908, at his residence, 5 Beresford Street, Dublin, Patrick Nolan.

O'DONNELL -- February 14, at her residence, Leitrim, Castledawson, Jane O'Donnell, aged 64 years. -- R.I.P. EDWARD and JOHN O'DONNELL.

O'HAGAN -- January 26, 1908, who died in Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A., Thomas O'Hagan. -- R.I.P.

PULLAN -- February 12, 1908, at her residence, Roughfort, Georgina Magill Pullan, widow of the late George H. Pullan, J.P.

SILVERTOP -- On the 12th instant, at Seaview, Cushendall, Rachel Mary Josephine, widow of the late Henry Thomas Silvertop, of Minster Acres, Northumberland.

SYNNETT -- February 17, at her uncle's residence, The Square, Ballynahinch, Catherine Synnett.

TONER -- February 16th, at Coleraine Cottage Hospital, Patrick Alphonsus, third son of Wm. Toner, Kingsgate Street, Coleraine, aged 19 years.

WALSH -- February 18, 1908, at 2 St. Aubyns Terrace, Shore Road, Belfast, Harry, fourth beloved son of John and Lucretia Walsh.

YOUNG -- February 12th, at her residence, Derryvolgie, Belfast, Isabel, wife of Samuel Young, in her 83rd year.

Thanks

Mr. and Mrs. HENRY M'GEOWN and FAMILY, Ballinary, Portadown, sincerely thank their many friends for the kind sympathy shown to them in their recent sad bereavement on the death of their eldest son, John, from typhoid, in Pittsburg, U.S.A.

Missing Friends

LORIMER -- News Wanted of JAMES SIMPSON LORIMER, native of Philadelphia; last heard of in 1895, working in Wilmington Iron Rolling Milla, Delaware, New Jersey; fishing and oystering boats in the summer. News will be thankfully received by his sister, JENNIE LORIMER, 94 Agnes Street, Belfast, Ireland. American papers please copy.

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Births

BUTLER -- February 17, 1908, to Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Butler, Cross-y-Ceiliog, Mon. -- a son.

CLARK -- February 16, 1908, at 19 Pollards Hill, North Norbury, the wife of Harry E. Clark, of a son.

HAMMOND -- February 15, 1908, at the wife of W. P. Hammond, of a daughter.

Marriages

DUNLEA--O'LOAN -- February 18th, the Parish Church, Cloughduv, by the Very Rev. Canon O'Mahony, P.P., John Dunlea, Merchant, Cork City, to Mary, daughter of Mr. Daniel O'Loan, Glenreval, Co Antrim.

M'DONNELL--M'CULLAGH -- February 24th, 1908, at Hannahstown R.C. Church (with Nuptial Mass), by the Rev. Joseph Boylan, C.C, St. Malachy's, Belfast, assisted by the Rev. Patrick Boyle, P.P., Hannahstown, James L. M'Donnell, Solicitor, second son of Jas. M'Donnell, Esq., P.L.G., Belfast, to Isabella (Bella), youngest daughter of P. J. M'Cullagh, Esq., Belfast.

MAGENNIS--KING -- February 20th, at the Catholic Church, Bryansford, by Rev. E. Diamond, C.C., Cornelius Magennis, "Burren Rock," Bryansford, to Catherine King, daughter of Mr. Peter King, Burrenreagh. Bryansford.

SHEEHAN--O'SULLIVAN -- February 18, 1908, at the Cathedral, Killarney (with Nuptial Mass), by the Rev. D. O'Sullivan, Glasgow (brother of the bride), assisted by the Very Rev. M. Fuller, V.F., Adm., Killarney; Rev. Father O'Connor, C.C., Killarney; Rev. Father O'Keane, C.C., Castleisland; Rev. Father Crowley, C.C., Beaufort, Killarney, Timothy, son of Denis Sheehan, Knocknarnoa House, Milltown, Kerry, to Nellie, daughter of Daniel O'Sullivan, Derrycarna House, Beaufort, Killarney.

Deaths

ALLEN -- February 11, 1908, at 8 Snowden Road, Bournemouth, Mary, wife of Thos. Allen, surgeon.

BELTON -- February 22, 1908, at 5 Northcote Avenue, Kingstown, Margaret, wife of John Belton.

BRANIFF -- February 24, 1908, at his residence, Ballydock, Ardglass, Patrick Braniff.

BYRNE -- February 18, 1908, at his residence, 88 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin, Charles Byrne, aged 90 years.

DEVLIN -- February 19, at 94 North Queen Street, Belfast, Anne Devlin.

DONNELLY -- -- February 20th, at her son-in-law's residence, 117 Cullingtree Road, Belfast, Fanny Donnelly.

FAUGHNAN -- February 19, at his residence, 38 Kashmir Road, Belfast, Charles Faughnan, R.I.C.

HEFFERON -- February 24th, at her residence, Crumlin, Maria C. Hefferon.

HICKIE -- February 13, 1908, at 1 Bindon Street, Ennis, Michael George Hickie, aged 78 years.

KELLY -- February 21, 1908, at his residence, Main Street, Moate, Columb Kelly, aged 56 years.

LENNON -- February 21st, at her residence, 69 High Street, Holywood, Lena Lennon, the beloved wife of P. J. Lennon.

MAGEEAN -- February 25th, 1908, at the Mater Infirmorum Hospital, Belfast, Patrick James Mageean, Compositor.

M'AULEY -- February 18, Patrick Joseph M'Auley.

M'CANN -- February 22nd, at her residence, Dundrum, Co. Down, Letitia M'Cann, relict of the late Hugh M'Cann, Dundrum.

M'CANN -- February 21, 1908, at Ballaghadereen, Michael M'Cann, late R.I.C., aged 58 years.

M'DONAGH -- February 23, 1908, Bridget, beloved wife of Mr. Michael M'Donagb, merchant, Castlebar.

MONAHAN -- February 21st, at his late residence, 43 Cooke Street, Belfast, Robert Joseph Monahan.

MULCAHY -- February 17, 1908, at Miltown, Co. Kerry, John Mulcahy, aged 78 years.

O'NEILL -- February 14, 1908, at the Convent of the Cross, Boscombe Park, Bournemouth, Mother Mary O'Neill (Katie), sixth daughter of the late Terence O'Neill, George's Square, Balbriggan.

QUINN -- 20th February, 1908, at 24 Mountcollyer Street, Belfast, Patrick Joseph Quinn.

QUINN -- February 22, 1908, at 18 Wigan Road, Drumcondra, Fergus Joseph, aged 2 years, youngest child of Inspector Quinn, D.M.P.

ROSS -- At No. 1 Mount Royal, Newcastle, Margaret Teresa Ross, of Cliftonville, Belfast, younger daughter of the late James Ross, J.P.

SHEEHY -- February 20, 1908, at her residence, Ardgoul, Rathkeale, Co. Limerick, Mrs. Richard Sheehy.

SMYTH -- February 20, 1908, at her residence, Timahoe House, Donadea, Co. Kildare, Katie, daughter of the late James Smyth.

TOMAN -- February 21st, at his residence, 7 Crocus Street, Belfast, John Toman.

WALSH -- February 18, 1908, at 2 St. Aubyns Terrace, Shore Road, Belfast, Harry, fourth beloved son of John and Lucretia Walsh.

Missing Friends

LORRIMER, -- News wanted of JAMES SIMPSON LORIMER, native of Philadelphia; last heard of in 1895, working in Wilmington Iron Rolling Mills, Delaware, New Jersey; fishing and oystering boats in the summer. News will be thankfully received by his sister, JENNIE LORIMER, 94 Agnes Street, Belfast, Ireland. American papers please copy.

 

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