... Kcnmare. Mr. R. Longficld, Mar-8. W. Maddock, fcarl of Mayo. Lord Oranmore and Brown© Mr. James Pcnroac, Joseph Pike. Lord Rathdonne.l. Marquis of Sllro. Earl of Wicklow. The “Daily Chronicle” savs—WhS© Sinn Fein is exhibiting to Ireland, happily with, out ...

... received by the Right in the country during the war, to do their duty now the war is over. If they will .but give 800 Lord Rathdonnell, H L, Carlow, and speedy indication that our trust is not mu President of the R D Society, and inspectell placed, the silver ...

... Bay on Fri evening. The deceased officer, with our companions, were on a flight in five single-seaters from Chester to Rathdonnell, and were well in sight cf the Irish coast when young Lyon appeared to have engine trouble. Suddenly his machine was seen ...

... Captain the Honourable C. MulhoDand, A.D.C.; Ctjftajn Hay, A.D.C., and Captain Radford. His Excellency wss received by Lord Rathdonnell, president of the council the society, and conducted to the box, the bend playing the National Anthem, while the crowd gave ...

... following had resigned membership of the, Alliance :—The Marquis of Heedfort, the Earl of Woo/Death, Lord biehiquin, Lord Rathdonnell, the lion. Claud Aaron, the Hon. Hugh Howard, J. H. Nunn, W. C. Kirkpatriclt, E. IL Andrews, Major Bryan Cooper. ...

... Beauchamp Doran, who was gowned in blue silk with a velvet hat. Miss Doran wore a tailormade suit, and brown straw hat. Lady Rathdonnel was in a black toilette, and was with her sister, Miss Bruen. Mrs. Dames Longworth wore a pink salin dress, a yellow ostrich ...

... Ser.. H. CONNELL. Cloghertown. GRAND CONCERT & DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT TANTED—A General Man to take chntyre of Farm at Rathdonnell: rood house and dro sod milk. Apply JAS. MOONAN. Auctioneer. Ardee and Drogheda. WANTED—A respectable Oirl or middleaged ...

... numberof articles used in illicit distillation and on which races use Were found. A similar chargo against William Malcolm, Rathdonnell, was dismissed. These ware the first cases of the kind in the district for 30 yean. Anmuai. * Meetings. —Dungannon Rural ...

... Defendant gave the required undertaking. Mr Barton appeared for plaintiff. Mr Wm.* Kelly for defendant. Bernard Harley, Rathdonnell. sought recover the price of quantity of grassseed’from John Teas Ballinafad. executor of Teas, deceased. Mr. Kelly appeared ...

... And Lt.-Col. St. Lager bloom were reelected chairman and vice-chairman. re*ecti%ely. At a meeting of the Council. I,nrd Rathdonnell presiding, it was ordered that the library be closed from the evei.- ing of Dec. to the morning of Dee. !$. Child Welfare ...

... Orr, solicitor for the Unionists, dared what amounts Lo open mar on the nce and negotiate at the back of his Go- Lord Rathdonnell. Hss Excellency pays an asked Mr. Malone to take an accurate note of President. There is every prwapect that vemment. ‘‘lf ...

... non-resident, and the native inhabitants were not subjected to Scottish interference with the practice of their religion. Rathdonnell and I Kstrim. or Kingstown, were the nearest tates that were planted, and the Inquis tions show that many Catholic families ...