... Longfield, D.L.; Mr. S. W. Maddock, D.E.; Earl of Mayo, K.P.; A. V. M'Cormick, J.P.• N. Ormsby-Scott, Sir L. Ormsby, D.L.; Lord Rathdonnell, Marquis of Sligo, It. J. Staepoule, D.L.; W. E. Taylor, J.P.; C. E. Vandeleur, J.P.: R. H. R. Wade, Capt. L. White, D.L ...

... D.L.; the Right Hon. the Provost of Trinity College, Lord Oranntore amid Browne, K.P.; Johu Mooney, C.V.0.„ D.L.: Lord Rathdonnell. 11.M.L.; Marquess of Sligo. R. J. Staepoole, 0.L.: Mrs. George Stewart. W. R. Taylor. J.P.; C. E. Vandeleur, J.P. ; U. ...

... black sen das and bet can le) was smartly bide, with th the pre i ack Sateen nt th bm ‘ox Eerl of Dun- eg bride's unel Rathdonnell (t a of the Sir John rg, Hay, m, rs. Charles McClintock, Mir. Leith: Ist 0 ENTS. IDE. Lord and y Necklace, Pearl and wash ...

... Wicklow, General Crosbie, the Earl ‘of .Decart, General Franks, Lord Inchiquin, the Earl of Kenmare, the Earl of Mayo, Lord Rathdonnell, the Marquess of Sligo, Sir Wiliam Goulding, Bart., and many others identified with the publie life of the South of Ireland ...

... Mrs., and Miss Metcalfe, Grogan, the Hon. R. A. and Mrs. Indcock, the Hon. Mrs. Ruttledge, the is Dennis, Lord and Lady Rathdonnell, Hon. Mrs. Bramwell, Admiral and Mrs. Imiscause, Mr. and Mrs. Aylmer, General Mrs. Crosbie, Captain and Mrs. Dennis, I, ...

... PRIVATE TREATY. To BE SOLD AT RATHDONNELL. 2 .1 Pik Di r riadi, i tue t onter. Anise ea SALES BY 6. IL LENNON, Austeenese and Live Steak Salesman. Ismael. it.. DUBLIN. UNTY MEATH. SALE' OF VALUABLE FARM. IHAVBRECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS front toed Athludiney ...

... NAT AT RATNDONNELL. Anaemic Anise Pp BE LET M AUCTION by order of Mrs. Hamill on WEDNESDAY. 18th FEB.. at 1 o'clock at Rathdonnell. 96 Acres old Pasture for Chasing and Meadow, in divisions. And to Sell for Mr. John White—l Pike Pasture Hay. about 3 tons: ...

... of St. Patrick’s, the Dean of Kildare and Mrs. Waller, General and Mrs. Beauchamp, Lady Woods. Lady Rathdonnell, who was accompanied hv Lord Rathdonnell, and wore a purple doth dress embroidered .!n white, and a black and w'hite hat; Mrs. Dobbs, a shrimpp’nk ...

... Vigors—Silver .:.kstand and calendar. Captain Pitt. R.N., C.B.—P l 4nie case. Miss V. Barrett — toast rack. Lord and Lady Rathdonnell—Toast racks and tea cloth. Miss R. Butler—Glass jug an t i bowl. Captain and Miss K. Adair—Thermo , flask. Mrs. J. 0. Adair--Jam ...

... Miss Staple's Dunmore iitzherbort (P.), T. P. Keioe, Stratford-on-SlaneT, 91; Major H. Stnbhers's Diamond (P.), 85; Lore Rathdonnell' s Golden Lad IP.), Nl'Morrogh Kavanagh, Carlow, 9); T. Aylward's Shankill Orphan Count (P.). Sir J. H. Stronge, Tynan, ...

... in moving the adoption of the report, which was carried, at a stated general meeting of the Royal Dublin Society, Lord Rathdonnell presiding. pointed out that the reconstruction work, which was badly needed after their premises had been handed over by ...

... at the stated general meeting of the sidente, Messrs . P. Y. la Royal Dublin Society on Thursday (the Presi- dent, Lord Rathdonnell, in th e chair) said R. that Ireland was in • parlous condition as to its horse-breeding, especially as to the Lauri T. ...