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... Lord Rathdonnell has •rrirnd from En`- land 6> Use L. and N.W. (North Wall) route. Sir John Arnntt. Col. W. H. Darby. Captain and Mrs. Greer have lett for Scotland by the Burns liar s e ...
... Vivien D'A.roy 0 George Hoy 0 £3 3 6 Oollected by liad7 Rathdonnell:— . (Total included above.) Lord Rathdonnell 0 0 Mra. Browne Clayton .- . 0 0 Lady Rathdonnell -. 0 0 Rt. Hon. W. Kayanaill -.-. .- 0 D ...
... seaside. ** * Sir Matthew Nathan and Lady Vietotiia Bourke have left for England by the Kingstown Mall route. Lord and Lady Rathdonnell, Gen. Friend, Col. C!arke, and Major Matthews have arrived from England by the sameroute. New Blouses at Switzer's. • Stay ...
... members of VI houss party. - ':A V - • 4( $ 4 ' , 4 , ),, ; A : 4 ' • • li r , ~.i . r fr.' .ord Fron:ti and Lord Rathdonnell, President of Royal DI Society. Lord Blyth and the Hon. Mrs, Claw Rome. 1 4'4 , 4 1 A.C . • 1 . . - *i Lady Nutting and ...
... arrived in London front Iroland. and Lord and Lady iPirric from Scotland. Th• T4nn. Thomas IrClintork-Donhory. *on of Lord Rathdonnell. has arrived in London from Now . York. and iirmined the duties of his •eentarial post u th• imperial in‘titut.. when , ...
... and Mrs. Geoff wning have left for England by gstown mail route. Recent furls , m England by the same route include - rd Rathdonnell, the Attorney-Gene for Ireland, Mr. William O'Malley, M. Lieut.-Col. W. T. Digby and Mrs. Dig Sir Edward Hope, Sir Alan ...
... wart have arrived from Englard by the Kingstown mall route. Recent departures for England by the same route include Lord Rathdonnell. Mr. T. M. Healy, K.C., M.P.; Major Arthur Whewell, Major Humphries, Lady Milba.nke, Col. Brown, and Lady Clifton Robinson ...
... real thing was to get it to work smoothly, and to insist that no skulker would be allowed to escape doing his duty. Lord Rathdonnell said on mixed farms, most of which had been tilled up to the requirements and more, the question now was how much more a ...
... M.P. have left for England by the Kingstown mail route. Amongst recent arrivals from England by the same route are Lord Rathdonnell, Lord Inchiquin Lady Barrett, Lt.-Col and Mrs. A. H. Bell, Major A. Prendergast, Major Vincent Kelly, and Major E. H.4taller ...
... M. Pul. Galatea Sir Hutcheson Poe, Mr. Ormsby a . Mi. Marshe. Sergiral requisites, eto—Mrs. D. W. Wilson. the I, I,rd Rathdonnell; Mena Section. Irish War Howl. Supply Banat. Furniture, S•arden Seats, Ornamental Vases. rte.— Mrs. Paul. County Grimy, ...
... Countess of Rosse .-.-- Lord Trimlestcn Major John INl'Donnell F. W. Blackburn. Esq. R. Ashburst Gradwell. Esq. The Lady Rathdonnell, allotted by Royal Dublin Fusiliers from Co Carlow Flag Day The O'Mara Opera Company. per Gaiety Theatre, Dublin - Mrs. ...
... King's Bench Division. In Court I—Civil Side,—Exp. Motions (111—Lord Rathdonnell v. Kevany; Town and County Advance Co. v. Butler and anor.; Plant v. Doyle and anor. Crown Side—Exp. Motions The King (M'Carthyt v. Co. Council of Cork. Civil Side (con.l—Keegan ...