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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... rg%eq 111111’ rrll-4 b . Rgin?'glogg n‘SH ck avatidgh ) Ire DEATHS. HAMILL (Collon)—April 11, 1940, at his residence, Rathdonnell, Collon, Joseph, youngest son of late Willlam Hamill, Mellifont. R.I.P. Funeral to-day (Fri- day) at 2 o’clock to Tullyallen ...
... he would not bs justified in convicting defendant. He would risraiss the ease with costa. POSSESSION OF PREMISES. Lord Rathdonnell. Lignersgh, Rath Tilly. for whom Mr. R. Roche, *dr.,' Tallow. appeared. summoned Peter Tracy. Ratlivlllv. for possession ...
... Boomhall, who died llth May, 1W72, aged 77 years. Also, of his wife, Dorothea, daughter and heiress of Henry McClintock. Esq., Rathdonnell, who died May, 18/7, aged year's.” And the observe side: “In loving memory of most affectionate parents this monument is ...
... do.:. M. C. A. Saurin, do.; (P heard 9/7/°4O) Margaret Grady, do. go¥ tions—Holding of John Forde, Janewflley ford; Baron Rathdonnell: M. G. ToV%g and_ors., trees’; May Keogh and anors W Hall-Dare; C. D. J. Annesley: AICE | Cottmghaxn and ors.; Sir Ralph ...
... 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. ...
... found out all right that the sentries were very wide-awake, and he was very lucky to come out of it alive. Lord and Lady Rathdonnell at The Cdrrach The owner of that beautiful dwell ing place, Lisnavagh, was on a few days' leave from his cavalry unit and ...
... Matthews 40 B or br ¢ by Blanding—Glenford . Mr. L. Brabazon 32 Ch c by Landsca(i)e Hill—Benedicta .. Lord Rathdonnell 66 Mr. P, Kirby’s br or b f by Fairford—Cyl Mollusca Mr. H. Hartigan §0 Mr. J. J. Smith’s b ¢ by Loaningdale—My Sweetheart ...
... 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 ...