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... The same to Your Majesty Lieutenant William M'Clintock liunbury, of the Scots Guards, who is the son and heir of Lord Rathdonnell, is probably one of the youngest, if not the youngest, of the officers engaged in the present campaign, being only just ...
... the relief of Kimberley. He joined the Scots Greys in January of last year. He was the elder son of Thomas, second Baron Rathdonnel, a representative Irish Peer. Our portrait is by Crooke, Edinburgh. Captain Bertram Archdall Newbury, of the Duke of Cornwall's ...
... Lord Methuen, and is now with Lord Roberts. He is married to the Hon. Isobel McClintock Bunbury, eldest daughter of Lord Rathdonnell, who lost his son and heir, of the Scots Greys, near Kimberley. Sir John Forbes, of Inverernan, Aberdeenshire, a fine old ...
... and is a director of the British South Africa Company. He sat as one of the members for Northumberland from 1880-5. Lord Rathdonnell is an Irish Representative Peer. He was for some time in the Scots Greys and is captain of the Leicester Yeomanry Cavalry ...
... BEST SINGLE-HARNESS HORSE (Miss Dorothy Nutting's) FIRST PRIZE FIVE-YEAR-OLD HUNTER Lieut.-Colonel Fowle's Kathleen LORD RATHDONNELL DISTRIBUTING PRIZES FOR JUMPING THE JUDGE'S BOX THE JUMPING COMPETITION IN THE GROUNDS THE JUMPING COMPETITION Pictures ...
... Victoria of Glei- clien Lord Grey, 1851 Lord Euston, 1848; Sir Leslie Stephen, 1832. November 29 M iss R ho da Broughton Lord Rathdonnell, 1848 Sir James Crich- ton-Browne, 1840; Sir F. C. Burnand, 1836. November 30 La dy Ranfurly Lord Pol io art h 1838 Sir ...
... Damaraland EVENTS OF THE WEEK ABROAD THE ADVANCE IN SOMALILAND-- INDIAN TROOPS AS THE COMRADES OF OUR MOUNTED INFANTRY LORD RATHDONNELL'S PRIZEWINNERS AT THE DUBLIN CATTLE SHOW The second animal from the left is Lady Rathdoimell's first-prize heifer and winner ...
... feature of the show, and outnumbered considerably those of last year, while the hardier lot totalled about the same. Lord Rathdonnell's success as an exhibitor was something phenomenal. He took eight prizes with eight exhibits, besides securing the Lord ...
... arrived last week at Birr Castle in the King's County from town and Lord and Lady Rathdonnell returned to their Irish home from London a few days ago. Lord Rathdonnell is an enthusiastic farmer and was last year elected president of the Royal Dublin Society ...
... pronounced a magnificent lot, and in awarding prizes a vast amount of merit was necessarily passed over. Lord and Lady Rathdonnell might almost be said to have swept the decks in classes in which they competed, and the fact occurring every year, together ...
... the famous old city. A Hampshire TfheT Hon. Mrs Dalgety, frnJm of Lockerley Hall, near Romsey, is the youngest of Lord Rathdonnell's .three charming daughters, who all married soldiers, and cavalrymen to boot. It is hard to believe that over eight years ...
... present. Amongst the men, Lord Ardilaun, the popular President; Lord Iveagh, still dispensing boundless hospitality Lord Rathdonnell, Lord Southampton, Major Loder, and the young Duke of Leinster, were all very much to the fore while the party staying at ...