The Carlow Sentinel. Oct. 1892 Sudden death; A young man named Patrick Browne, labourer, aged 27 years, who died suddenly the previous evening in Mrs. O'Toole's public house, Browne-street, in this town. The deceased , who was employed as a riveter on the railway, and had been at work the day he died, had been complaining for a considerable time of a pain in his left side and arm. He had taken a glass of whiskey and some soda with a friend, suddenly became ill and died before the arrival of priest or doctor.