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... Band and Eacort of Cavalry, Slat Laoccrt. U later King of Arm*, la hia Tabard and Collar, and bearing hia Sceptre. Captain His Exosu-ascT ths Field Officer Eacort. LiacraNAKT, of Eacort. On Horseback with hia Staff, Accompanied by Field-Marshal H.R.H ...
... George Irwin, the Rer. .Tame* Oibjon, Methodist Minister, to Riuiiy KlUabeth, daughter of John Wciley June*. Clifden. GRIMKS and GORK - June 27, 1904, at Saint Johns Church, Clontarf. hy the Venerable Arehdeacon O'Neill. P.P., Christopher eldest sou Christopher ...
... WEEKLY IRISH TIMES. SATURDAY; MARCH 13; 1909. GRATTAN—March 2. 1909, Emily, you Brest daughter of tho Uto Wm. Grattan. King's County. HIGGINS—March 2, 1909. at his residence. Cionmelton. Westmeath, John Higgins, at advanced age. . , .. HEATHER—February ...
... Bellingham Woolsey, Esq., Captain in the Royal Artillery, and second son of the lata John Woolsey, Esq., of Milesdown, in the County of Loulh. to Anna, eldest daughter of Sir John Walsham, Bart., of Knill Court, the Bounty of Hereford, and nieco of Matthew Bell ...
... King of Arms—Sir Arthur Vicars, K.C.V.O. private SecreUry—Colonel R. J. Cooper, M.V.O, Additional Private Secretary—Walter Callan, Esq. Stale Steward-Tho lord Lurzan, K.C.V.O. Chamber lain—Major O. Francia W, Lambart, C.V.O. Gentleman Usher—Sir John Olphort ...
... orators that Grattan this occasion should play the Thane of Cawdor, and Flood Macduff. ' Two years later when a striking performance of the Masque of Comus was given to the country seat of the Right Hon. William David la Touche, Grattan again lent his ...
... Nolan, J. O'Donnell, Conor O’Kelly, Dr. B. Ambrose, John Dillon, P. White, J. M'Keao, Dr. M. A. M'Donnell, J. J. O'Kelly, J. P. Hayden, W. M'Killop, J. O'Dond, Kendal O'Brien, P. J. O'Brien, John Culllnane, O. Murnaghan, P. C. Doogan, J. E. Redmond, ...
... bott, Creevey paid ened vi*it to Ireland in 1828, *n entire chapter of the second volume of The Creevey Papers,” published by John Muiray. i* devoted to the interesting letters written by him from various parts of the country. Dao. O’Connell he heard speak ...
... a short illness, at the Vlearage, Cowley St. John. Oxford, Mary Herbert. wife of the Rev. William Scott, Vicar of Cowley St. John, and daughter of the late Major HorlnTt Beaver, of the Madras Army. SH ARM AN—At 61 Moyne road. Kathmlnes, Harold Kdward ...
... 7Mb rear, the Her. John Archer. 8.A.. T.C.D., «ector •( St. Mary’t and Cutpe, Drogheda, the late Richard Archer, Eaq.. and grandaaa ot Dr. Voeter Archer, In•pector-Oeneral Priadna. ARaSTKONU—March 18. at Bt. Vincent'a Hoapital. John Herbert Armatronc, ...
... daughter of the late Duke of Westminster, K. 0., and Katherine Duchess of Westminster. The marriage arranged between the Earl of Cardigan, D. 5.0., and Miss Sydney Madden, j will take place in London, on Saturday, the 21st March, at St. Mark’s, North Audley street ...
... vmount. John P. Smyth, of 50 Sir John Rogersonâs quay. Fortified by the ritea of Holy Church. SUTTONâAt the residence of his brother-in-law, 36 Main street, Dray. Samuel Sutton, of Glnssnamnllcn. SWANâFebruary 13th. at Caslleknock. John Swan: deeply ...