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... back up any meeting that comes along. Here are just a few of them, and the picture catalogue runs something like this Lord Rathdonnell, on leave from his mechanised cavalry regiment, and recently made a proud father of a baby daughter, the second child, the ...
... Association in Lon Wednesday. rm R : pi o Lady Rathdonnell, who has glVe%gl%l to a daughter in Loncon, is a daiy, 4 of the late John Malcolm Drorlafli? Eversley, near Milnthorpe, Westmof I{.l. She married Lord Rathdonnell. 97407 navagh, Rathvilly, Co. Carlow. i ...
... 4y d^ A daughter has been born to Pamela. 3-45 ...
... moment we are frozen out LADY RATHDONNELL AND MISS DIANA DREW ALSO AT BALDOYLE Miss Drew is Lady Rathdonnell's younger sister and they are the daughters of the late Mr. John Malcolm Drew of Eversley, Westmorland. Lady Rathdonnell hunts with the Carlow, and ...
... man. Rev. C. M'Glnley, C.C., FalcarrsCgh, officiated. A fox which had killed three hens belonging to Mr. Barney M'Hugh. Rathdonnell, was killed by Mr. M'Hugh. aided by Mr. James Mitchell. ...
... at Killycug. letting, for Mr. Geo, Hannaghan; at 2 o’clock, at Gortnacomb. Letting, for Miss E. Harkin; at 3 o'clock, Rathdonnell. Letting, for Mr. Andrew Robinson: at 3.30. at same place. Letting, for Mr J Wilson, PWM IT’FSDAY. 10th—At 1 o’clock, at ...
... THE ATTENDANCE The attendance also included: Sir Walter Nugent, Bart.; Lord Glenavy, Sir E. Goff, Lord Milton, Lord R.athdonnell, Lady Nixon, Mr, Lemass, Minister for Supplies: Mr, Ruttledge, Minister for Local Government, Capt and Mrs. G. F. Dunne. Major ...
... of Granard, the Earl and Countess of Fingall' the Marchioness of Kildare. Viscount and _Viscountess Adare, Lord and Lady Rathdonnell, Lady Lambert, Lord Hemphill, Right Hon., T. K. Laidlaw, Miss Laidlaw. the Hon. Mrs. Massey, Mr. Cosgrave, T.D.; Mr. M. ...
... t galleries except for one paintin; flowers in the hlack•ont. A rare factory subject • ppea mire ft out Pamela . • lady Rathdonnell. who painted a h factory at Tapping. Clevelaud. women not incurable romanti ffirypingham's Miss Alice Coats. tng the backs ...
... TOP PRICE was fetched by the chestnut filly by Fairway Bower of Roses, bred by the late Mr. Dan Sullivan. ON LEA VE Loid Rathdonnel with his wife and the Hon. Mrs. Gerald Wclleslty. Mrs. Wellesley, much absorbed in her catalogue, is an ardent racegoer ...
... works of Edith Walker the show rises to genius. A rare factory ” subject made its appearance from Pamela Drew, now Lady Rathdonnell. who painted a blast factory. But women are not incurable romantics. Birmingham’s Miss Alice Coats, painting the backs of ...
... closely connected with Ulster and the Church of Ireland. Her father, Major H. S. M'Clintock, a brother of the first Lord Rathdonnell, was for many years agent to Lord O'Neill at Shane*s Castle, and later to Lord Downshire at Hillsborough, and these places ...