... rf Kitnbrrley was well-known last yesr in Simla as a rider. Lieutenant AI-.:Clintock Bunbury was thl eldest son of Lord Rathdonnell. an Irish barony; the third Iteir to a peerage to be killed in this war. • WE regret to snot unre the death 3esterday toren ...

... Foxhounds. The Carlow Hounds have suspended hunting for the present as a tribute to the memory of Mr. McClintock-Bunbury, Lord Rathdonnell's eldest sen, killed in South Africa. Colonel Legge, Assistant Serjeant-at-Arnis at the House of Common s, is still confined ...

... annual meeting of the sharehold rs of the Great Northern Brewery Dundalk, was held last week. There were present: Lord Rathdonnell (chairman), Messrs. J. M. Cox (managing director), H. C. Backhouse, 0. J. Kelly, J.P. ; M. Brown, W. Higgins, jun.; M. B ...

... property will be respected by the British troops. The casualties lists issued on Tuesday show that the son and heir Lord Rathdonnell was killed and the eldest son of Mr. Walter Long (Minister of Agriculture) was wounded during General French's advance to ...

... sixty and seventy ad.'s from the Fine State capital. 'Fhe casualty lista issued yesterday show that the son and of Lord Rathdonnell wan killed and the eldest son of Mr. %alter Long (Minister of Agriculture, was wounded, during Gen. to Kimberley; and Captain ...

... the relief of Kimberley was Second-Lieutenant the Hon. William WChintock'Sunbury, of the Scots Greys, eldest son of Lori Rathdonnell of Drumcar. Donleer. The gallant young officer was born in 1878, and joined the Greys on the 4th of January last }'ear. ...

... amous golfer. death Second-Lieut, the Hon. W. McClintock Bunbury, of the Scots Greys, removes the heir to the barony of Rathdonnell, the title of an old Scottish amily whioh has been settled in Ireland for the last hree centuries, while Sir Henry Hanson ...

... Stoppard, Cept A W M Richards, J P. The following resolution was approved —Thai Carden, C M Dorne, Milward-Jones. A Owen. Lord Rathdo’nnell. and Dr Norman Thompeon appointed Committee to consider the dates on which the Spring Show# of the Society shall be held ...

... The Carlow6 hounds have suspended hunting for the present as a tribute to the memory of Mr. McClintocL- Bunbory, Lord Rathdonnell's eldest son, killed in South Africa. The Queen, on the recommendation of the Home Secretary, has app~ointed Mr. T. Macchant ...

... Confirmed. - A Kavanagh v same-£58s 6s 10d; £41. Re- duced to £40. Same v Eame-SC50 I1; £40. Reduced to John Lyons v Lord Rathdonnell-£34; £026. Rasisde to £24 3s.. County of Meath. Laurence Daly v F' V C~hapman~-£42 108; S3a. Raised to £,34 15!. James Gilsenan ...

... Militia. The Hon. Thomas Leopold McClintock-Bunbury now becomes heir to the peeragewhich, by the way, is an Irish one—Lord Rathdonnell sitting in the House of Lords as a representative Peer. ...

... has died of wounds received in action in the fighting round Ladysmith the 14th-16th inst. He was the eldest son of Lord Rathdonnell, and was bom in 1878. He only joined the Greys in January, 1899, from the Royal Monmouthshire Engineers. 2nd Lieut. W. A ...