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... California, to Mary Adeline, eldest daughter of the Hon. Stephen Richards, Q.C., formerly Commissioner of Crown Lands for the Province of Ontario, Canada. The Rev. R. C. Fonte officiated. A marriage has been arranged between Edward Plantagenet Kemeys Tynte ...
... Mrs Hicks-Beach, &c. The Earl of Erne has accepted the presidency of the Benevolent Society of St. Patrick for the ensuing year. The annual festival of the society will be held in London on the 16th of March. Among the debutantes and beauties who attended ...
... story is going the rounds of Dublin Society anent one of the Gaiety pantomime mashers. The gentleman in question, who forms part of the olla podrida of an honourable profession, and who is merely tolerated in society owing to the beauty and accomplishments ...
... as much satisfaction to them as it undoubtedly is to us. We have spared no efforts to make Irish Society the most popular journal in Dublin and the provinces, and as a result we now number amongst our subscribers all the leading nobility and gentry in the ...
... Irish Society. WEEK ENDING 29x11 JUNE, 1889. EOITORIAL NOTICES. It has always been our aim to produce for the delectation and instruction of our readers articles and stories by the very best writers of the present day. Our elforts hitherto have been ...
... Irish Society. 20TH JULY, 1889. lace veil with diamonds and pearls, the gift of the Queen, and her father and mother. Lord Fife and the Princess will leave directly after the ceremony for Sheen, Richmond, to spend the honeymoon. The Queen will immediately ...
... Galatea, by the way. Miss Steer has made big hh. Everywhere they think she is far superior to Mary Anderson in the part IRISH SOCIETY. We ere not interviewing Miss Steer, Mr Mouillot, bat you. At eome future time we hope to have that pleasure. How about yourself ...
... accuracy the veneer which adds a seeming brillianceto their changeable countenances. It is not, however, our province to denounce these pests of society. The probability is, were we to do so, our office would soon be flooded with writs, and libel actions would ...
... accuracy the veneer which adds a seeming brillianceto their changeable countenances. It is not, however, our province to denounce these pests of society. The probability is, were we to do so, our office would soon be flooded with writs, and libel actions would ...
... private), and also pseudonym for insertion in the journal. 3.—A1l communications for this department to be addressed to Ikish Society, ii D’Olier street, Dublin, and marked The Mothers* Page” on envelopes. Recent revelations on the subject of poisoning by ...
... IRISH SOCIETY. but these latter were few and far between. Amongst the ladies present were—Lady Langford, in a beautiful costume of silver grey, bonnet to match, short mantle composed of steel, and grey fluted parasol; Lady Rachel Saunderson, grey dress ...
... IRISH SOCIETY. were guilty of the assault, but the magistrate, in the plenitude of his power, discharged them, at the same time remarking that any of them (meaning the members of the Salvation Army, whom he described a ‘greater nuisance than those young ...