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... was Mr. Charles Manners, son of Col. J. C. Mansergh, ol Rock Savage, Castletownroche, late R.H.A., and J.P. for Cork and Tipperary. Mr. Manners is the possessor one of history’s great bass voices, and joined the Carl Rosa Company the same day as his future ...
... Some descendants of the Meath stock went to Hell or Connacht and learned to mount the loose stone-walls, others went to Tipperary and were taught new tricks of their trade, which they in due time passed on to their families. But they became efficient ...
... The bride is the only daughter the late Captain JJernard Church, IGth Lancers, and Mrs. Church, Knockeevan, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary, and the bridegroom the only son of Captain and Mrs. Creenwood, of Swarcliff, Birstwith, Harsowgate. The Rev. W. E. Kenny ...
... prizes in the hunter classes were taken by General Kellet. ['lie prize for the best hunter owned by a resident in South Tipperary or Limerick was taken by Major Gibson with Yes.” Another lady winner in the class for the best turned out pony and trap was ...
... from which a large crowd can generally be drawn for anv scene of real interest. It is a sign of the improved times that Tipperary Agricultural and Industrial Show was such a success. For the best ...
... daughters, Lady Dorothie, is the wife of a well-known Irish sportsman. Captain Charles Moore, Irish Guards, of Mooresfort, Co. Tipperary. St. James’ Church, Spanish Place, London, was the scene of very pretty wedding on the 16th inst., when Plight-Lieutenant ...
... and it was always the aim of Mr. Manners —who, in private life is Southcote Mansergh, member of very old Irish family of Tipperary—to reverse the process represented in his wife’s great part in Wagner's Tristan and Isolde,” and to take his Cornish bride ...
... Lilian Frances Graham-Toler, elder daughter of the late Lieut.-Colonel and Mrs. Graham-Toler, of Beechwood Park, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary. A marriage has been arranged, and will shortly take place, between Sydney Mathews, of 12 Trinity street, Dublin, youngest ...
... Britannic Majesty’s Consul at Callao, Peru, younger son of the late Colonel Fitz Gibbon Trant, fXL., of Dovea, Thurles, Co. Tipperary, and Mrs. Trant, 4 Ailesbury Gardens, Dublin, and SoiMtiK Kci.i.f.v, of Lewiston. Idaho, U.S.A. The marriage arranged between ...
... and Dorothy, younger daughter of the late William Tagert, adopted daughter and niece of the late Mrs. Fennell, Cahir, Co. Tipperary, will take place in Port Elizabeth in September. The marriage arranged between George Francis Van Maanen, elder son of H ...
... William B. Hickie and Sir Mahon sign the Three Cio-- ...