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... not very convincing. Misa Geraldine Turpin and Miss Hilda Poole were very good Blanche and Melissa respectively, and Miss Charlotte Stack interpreted the Host's part with ease and talent. The staging was extremely good, and the painting the various scenes ...
... Catherine Nason Crofts, only daughter of the late Christopher Crofts, Ksq, DESPARD-Aptil 17. at Sheelab, Malone Park. Belfast, William Francis, second son of the Lieutenant j W. P. Despard. 17th Foot, his 80th year. DlEB—April 12. Oranafullow. Abbeyleix. Jane ...
... eldest daughter cn Py Herbert, the 2 ‘Valentine Blake, Bart, Men- i, ob her reskfence, 8 Vernon beloved wife of Bichard DESPARD—On the 15th ipst,, ob widow of the late daughter ot the ot Siliaghy Cas ugust, at his residence, ‘formerty Vicar of St FOX— ...
... H. A., Rector of the Parish, Francis Edward. eldest sun of Edward Femle, M l).. The Radfords, Stone. Staffordshire, to Charlotte Edith, daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Stack, Senior Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin. FERRIEB AND HARRINGTON—ApriI 25 ...
... Jas. Armstrong, Michael J. Dowd, Denis Murphy (no Scotchman either), Thomas Bourke, and Francis P. Despard. The latter is a son of ex-Head- Constable Despard, who guided the destinies of the R.LC. Band for upwards of half a century. County - Inspector Milling ...
... terrace, Monkstown, Co. Dublin 23 Devany, Hemy. Ballina Dowsiey, A. d’Altera, K’bridge Station Dublin 15 Despard, F. A., Victoria Cottage, KingsisWnd, Limerick 10 Dov/sley, Verling Eichd., Glentworth street, Limerick 5 ...
... (herald Hyena stated that the and tried to Meow hostel'. :meat of the Trades Nall bad determined. on St•re thr .4..:a. Charlotte Despard, tiring evidecca on temount of the which of the difoncluoi, raid she. as leader on at the chub, that mbmbeen of their ...
... CHARLOTTE DESPARD. ...
... away again, the man and the girl Isoked at each other balf fearfully, half questioningly. - “1 don’t like Charlotte Brown, Horace,” Miss Despard said slowly. ‘‘She gives me the impression of hatimg us both—andand why does she look at you so strangely ...
... and terrible emrace.’ ¥ “He’s gofte!”” murmured the doctor, moving forward. “Mr. Lansingham, had you not better take Miss Despard away?” With a terrible effort, the young man roused himself, and lifting the trembling girl got her out of the room, placing ...
... —Lord Lansingham is dying, and Charlotte Brown, his handsome housekeeper, is seated by his bedside. On the arrival of his la.wi'er. Rawson, the dying man sends ior his nephew, Horace Lansingham, and his niece, Constance Despard, who expect to fnherit the ...
... —Lord Lansingham is dying, and Charlotte Brown, his handsome lousekeeper, is scated by his bedside. On the arrival of his lawyer, Rawson, the dying man asends for his nephiew, Horace Lansingham, and his niece, Constance Despard, who expect to inherit the ...