Irish World, 5 July 1890
Leinster
Carlow. Died.-
Frederick S. Naughton, at Old Derig House, Carlow, June 13, aged
34.
Compensation.-
Mr. Ryan, Carlow, has given ?25 compensation to Mrs. Finn, whose
husband was accidentally killed in Ryan’s yard.
Fatal Accident.-
Frederick Haughton of Carlow, nephew of Doctor Haughton, Trinity
College, Dublin, was killed recently by the upsetting of his
trap.
Mrs. Murphy Refuses to Give Bail.-
Mrs. Murphy and her infant child were recently conveyed from
Wexford Jail to the residence of Colonel Deals, and again
remanded, she refusing to give bail. A strong deputation from
Rathdangan branch were present in Hacketstown to express their
sympathy with her.
Irish World, 12 July 1890
Leinster
Carlow. Obstructing a Bailiff.-
A man named Byrne, Tinryland, was recently charged with
obstructing Sheriff’s bailiff ‘Hero’ Moore when making a seizure
of cattle.
The Wool Tolls in Carlow.-
The people of Carlow have refused to pay tolls the weighing of
wool, and the Town Commissioners are to prosecute.
Carlow Town Commissioners.-
John Hammond has been re-elected Chairman of this Board for
ensuing year. This is his eleventh year of office.
Carlow Gaelic News.-
A meeting of the County Committee was recently held in the
Assembly Rooms, Carlow. M.P. Maher, Rathvilly, presided. Also
present John Reid, Treas.; Michael Nolan, Edward O’Toole, D.J.
McGrath, Thomas O’Gorman, and P.J. Griffin, Sec. The members of
the Council absent were Messrs. McDonald, Kavenagh, Rooney, and
Doyle. The final -e was arranged to be played between Carlow and
Crecrin at Grange. John Dawson, Grange, to be referee.
Irish World, 19 July 1890
Leinster
Carlow. Carlow Fair.-
Horned stock was below average. Buyers were numerous. Sheep fair
was largely supplied and demand good.
Mrs. Murphy was tried at Hacketstown on June 20
for taking forcible possession of premises from which she had
been evicted. She refused to give bail. The magistrate, Mr.
Denis, said that she should be sent to Waterford Jail and tried
at Carlow on July 12.
Australia, Victoria
Melbourne. Deaths.
Mrs. Mary Murphy, mother of John Murphy, Corop, on 10th
April, aged 82, native of County Carlow, Ireland.
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