... and the son of another famous 15th Hussar, Lt.-Col. H. D. Bramwell, who died in 192 1, having married a sister of Lord Rathdonnell. The Hon. Mrs. Bramwell now lives in the Blackmore Vale country near Sherborne. In the picture with the M.F.H. are Mrs. ...

... time to see his two eldest daughters ride in their first horse show. Enjoying this very good ball were also Lord and Lady Rathdonnel, Viscountess Ruthven, who was dancing with Major Robin Stuart French, Capt. and Mrs. Derek Cooper, Brig, and Mrs. Dominick ...

... Rugeley ran away with the big race AT THE DUBLIN AGRICULTURAL SHOW The Governor-General (Mr. Tim Healy), on the left Lord Rathdonnell, and on right, General Cullen THE HON. GEORGE AND MRS. COVENTRY inother snapshot in the paddock at Chester on Cup Day THE ...

... was seen sitting on the stairs repeating to himself On straight, Jack Chaucer, on straight People racing included Lord Rathdonnell on leave, and his wife who is looking forward to a second baby and those good-looking sisters Mrs. Gerald Welles- ley, Lady ...

... Gloucestershire, who told me they were enjoying their stay at Skelton Abbey the Marquess and Marchioness of Headfort Lord Rathdonnell, Mr. and Mrs. Dermot McGillycuddy, Mrs. Spooner, whose recently-published book, Royal Crusade, on the life of a horse is ...

... lots, including Kells Cottage. Mr. Charles Sweeny was sitting in the rostrum quietly watching the bidding, and so was Lord Rathdonnel, who bought a colt by Wavetop during the week. Others I saw at the Sales included Lord Merthyr's sister, the Hon. Mrs. Hewson ...