Limerick's Life

Marriages:

This Day at St. Michael’s Church by  the Rev. Telford McDonogh, Mr. William McIntosh, Quartermaster 47^th, to Ellen, daughter of Mr. Laurence McDonogh, of Catherine Street.

On Saturday night last, at his house, in Henry Street, after a short illness, but in a very advanced age, Henry Bowles, Esq. a gentleman of highly respectable character and deportment, and deservedly held in great esteem by every class of his fellow-citizens.

Yesterday of, hoping cough, at Ballycannane, the residence of her uncle, James Gloster, Esq. Hester, aged 12 years, the third beloved daughter of James Shine, Esq. Ballymacreese, in this county.

On Friday last, at Castle Lodge, Caherconlish, Benjamin Cox, Esq. younger brother of the late Michael Cox, Esq. of Castletown, county Kilkenny.

This morning, Mr John Mossop, of Roches Street, Provision Merchant, father of the late Mr Thomas Mossop, who died last month.

At William Street, yesterday, Mary, widow of the late Mr. Thomas Sheehy, grocer.    

At the French Convent Seminary, Laurel Hill, hear this city, on Easter Sunday, after a protracted illness, Miss Floyd, one of the professed Sisterhood.

This morning, at Williamstown house, on the North Strand, the residence of Major-General Napier, after a few hours of illness, Eliza Gardner, a faithful domestic of the family for eleven years.

On Sunday last, Mr Robert Lougheed, (son of Rev. Mr. Lougheed, Wesleyan Preacher) and Mr. William Johnson, both of Messrs. Todds establishment, William Street.

At Mrs. Villiers’ Alms-house, Mrs. Lucinda Tyrrell, aged 87 years, a lady much respected for her many amiable qualities. She was a near relative of the late benevolent Mrs. Hannah Villiers, who founded the institution.

At Ennis, of cholera, yesterday, Thomas, son of John Tydd, Esq. Sub Sheriff of Clare.

At Atlantic Hotell, Kilkee, Julia, the beloved wife of Mr. J Coffey, Civil Engineer.

At Rathkeale Mrs. O’Loghlen and Miss O’Loghlen.

Catherine, eldest daughter of Mr. James Gloster, Leather cutter, High Street, after a few hours of illness in the prime of life.

At Carrigogunnel, Mr. Thomas Purcell, farmer, formally of this city. His life was insured for a large sum.

At Clonmacken, Bridget, daughter of Mr. John McNamara.

At Mungret Street, Mr. Andrew Quirke, Victualler.

At Clounana, near Patrickswell, Ann, wife of Mr. James Dundon.

At Upper Glentworth Street, Mr. Timothy Dillon McNamara, Law Clerk.

This Day, Johanna, daughter of Mr. Florence McCarthy, Roden Street.

( This report was during a cholera out break in Limerick, one of many between 1830-1855)  

Marriages.

Caddan and Murphy - On the 26th instant, by Very Rev. Dean Flanagan,
Adare, James Caddan, R.I., to Katherine Mary, fifth eldest daughter of
Mr. Robert Murphy, Tough, County Limerick.

Young and Sheean - On November 22nd, at St. Luke's Church Cork by Rev
Canon Galway, LLD., John Henry, third son of Samuel Young, Glenoabeen,
Co. Limerick, to Eva Frances, eldest daughter of Franis Sheean,
Magnolia Terrace.

Deaths.

Alcock - November 22, at Innishannon, County Cork, Alexander Mann
Alcock, I.R.C.P. and S.I. Funeral left for Killowen this (Saturday)
morning at 10:30.

Hartigan - On yesterday, at 1 Waterloo Place, Dublin, Jane, widow of
the late Michael Hartigan, of 46 George street, Limerick. Funeral on
Monday at 1.30pm from Terminus to Mount Saint Laurence Cemetery.

Lloyd - Nov, 28, at Lower Baggots street, Dublin, Evelyn Forteacue
Lloyd, J.P. of Cranagh Castle, Templemore late Captain Cheshire
Regiment. aged 52 years. Funeral will leave Cranagh on Tuesday morning
at 11 o'clock for Templemore.

In Memoriam

Clery - Second Anniversary - In affectionate memory of Isabella
Josephine, youngest daughter of the late Robert Cleary and Isabella
Clery, who died of Infantile cholera, November 30, 1900, at Glebe,
Athlacca, Co. Limerick, aged 7 months, in Jesus.