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... following o intments were made :— Parochial Nominators— t Hon Lord Rath- dosaell, Peter Salter, Wm argess,J P. Diocesan —Lord Rathdonnell Peter Salter. People’ es Churohwarden— Peter er. Churchw ardeo—Wm Fishor. Select Vestry —Lord Wm Bargzess, W H cen, Wm p ...
... Molony, Miss M Edwards, Miss Timmard. Mr Norman. Amongst those present at the meeting were:—The Earl of Enniskillen, Lord Rathdonnell, Lord and Lady Castlemaine the Earl of Drogheda, Countess of Drogheda. Lady Beatrice Moore, Earl of Listowel, Countess of ...
... man 2s outside than bring him in here, where it will cost a week to hudport him? Admitted. The Matron reported that Lady Rathdonnell had sent a treat of cakes and sweetmeats for the children. REPORT OF VISTTINO COMMITTEE. The following report of the visiting ...
... were:—Sir Francis Denys, Bart; Lady Denys, Mr Burton, Baron de Robeck. The funeral procession included the following :—Lord Rathdonnell, H M L, Co Carlow: Lord Walter Fitzgerald, the Right Hon Henry Bruen, L. C; Mr Walter M'Murrough Kavangh, L; Mr William ...
... Executive Committee—Earl of Drogheda, D L; Earl Erne, K P; Savage French, D L; J Stewart Kincaid, Earl of Mayo, L; Lord Rathdonnell, Robert- M Sanders, Viscount Stopford, Captain Armstrong, Earl of Garysfort, K P; Lord Oranmore, Earl of Wicklow, and Toler ...
... O’Ferrall, in occupation Catherine Nolan. There was opposition. Williamstown Electoral Division.—John Byrne, labourer; Lord Rathdonnell, landlead ; Peter Salter, occupier.—Applicant present In house which was given him until the sanitary authority provide ...
... Milward-J Colonel Vese~ Major Franks, E. F Pare J.P James Robertson, J.P D.L. ; Wiflian IP J.P A letter was read from Right Hon Rathdonnell H.M.L., Committee (who was unable to attend) re the bulls in the Spring of 1904. Instructions were given with a number of ...
... five years he lost seven or ei cattle on the land. Mr John Nolan valued at £72 178 fe John Moll ountheliy, tenant; Lord Rathdonnell, Or rent, £14 Os 4d ; valuation Brown for the tenant ; Se BS a tenant gave evidence as to making fences and Bb iving off ...
... thatched. we a Moffat—Timber is required for Mr Webster valued on 22 acres at £65, ti and Mr Hunt’s valuation was £22 4s. LORD RATHDONNELL’S TENANTS. Thomas Pollard, Constablehill, tenant; 1298 Or ‘Mp; rent, £75; valuation, Mr W M Byrne, for the tenant, who is ...
... Sand Miss Sannderson, Mr Eustace and Mrs . Borrowes Misses Royse, Sir George Colthnrst. Lord Annally, Lord Iveagh, laud Rathdonnell, Countess March, Mr . Crsmer-Roberts, Mr J B Joel, Colonel mid Mrs Wogan-Browne, Sir J Nutting, Bsrt: Mr_John and Watson ...
... this very purpose to attend Mr l^ynne— And she paid by the rates. Clerk—She was appointed midwife tbis Board, 'but Lady Rathdonnell and others organised a nursing fund, and she (the nurse) was guaranteed a salary for two years from the nursing association ...
... passengers, among whom are Mr Arthur Chamberlain and Miss Chamberlain. Sir Augustas and Lady Hemming, and Lord Mid Lady Rathdonnell. Lord Bathdonnell lias never been so iiinch in the public eye a* his father and uncle, both of whom were in the Commons ...