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... 1942. PATRICK O’DONNELL. SoHci’or. Dungloe. County Donegal. PRELIMINARY NOTICE TO CREDITORS. JAMES H. GAtLEY formerly of Rathdonnell. Letterkermy. Co. Donegal. Retired Fanner. Deceased. ANY Persons having claims against the of the above deceased, who died ...
... Crimper* for flax mill.—State make and price. S5l. News-Letter. PRELIMINARY NOTICE TO CREDITORS JAMES H. GAILEY, formerly of Rathdonnell, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal, . Retired Farmer, Deceased. ANY PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against the Estate of the above Deceased ...
... (Chaimman). Lady Briscoe, Capt. H. W, Bunbury, Mr, J. C. Turner, Mr. C. d'o, J, Whitehead and Mr. C. 8. Leal, Captain Lord Rathdonnel and Captain Rowland H. W. Eilis, Army officers, were each summoned for trespassing on land in the occupation of Arthur James ...
... Mildcnhall, in pursuit conies on April 11th. The Clerk (Mr. George Carter) stated that he had received a letter from Lord Rathdonnel! regretting that neither Capt. Ellis nor himself would be available to attend the Court that day. They requested an adjournment ...
... ed hearing took place of nell containing a load of gravel the charge against Capt. Lord being conveyed from the pit at Rathdonnell and Capt. Rowland H. Freckenham to. Chedburgh. He W. Ellis of trespassing on land in asked Parnell to produce the conthe ...
... H. W. Bunbury, and Messrs. C. S, Leaf and J. C. Turner, the adjourned hearing took place the charge against Capt. Lord Rathdonnel! and Capt. Rowland H. RARE SHOOTING PARTY AT W. Ellis of trespassing on land in MOULTON the occupation of Arthur James ...
... STATUTORY NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the Goods of JAM HENRY GALLEY. late of Eg!Luton Street, Belfast. and formerly of RathdonnelL Letterkenny. c C e o . ur i t d y Donegal. Retired Farmer, Dr. IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to the Statute 22 and Vic. ...
... Starter and handicapper, Mr. W. A. Ewing, 8.E.: judges, Meiers. E. C. Mangan. M.A.. LL-.8., D.J., Letter. kenny; B. Doherty. Rathdonnell; and Rev. Bro, Fabian, Presentation Monastery, Letterkenny; chief steward—Mr. J. Haggerty.' Details:— 100 yards (boys)—l ...
... of New York, and has issu , •wo sons and two daughters living. Hon. Thomas B McClintock-Bunbury, son and heir of Lord Rathdonnell, is four years old. The engagement Is announced between Geoffrey, eldest son of James J. O'Reilly and the late Mrs. O'Reilly ...
... Market House, Letterkeimy, on MONDAY. November, 1943, al TWO o’clock p.ra. (S.T.), J . Those Two Farms ol Land, sunaled at RATHDONNELL and GARRYHARBY. „ . No. I—Pan of the Lands of Rathdotmell, containing 12 acres 3 xoods 0 perches, or thereabouts, all arable ...
... TWO o’clock p.m. (S.T.), Those Two Farms of Land, situated all RATH DONNELL and GARRYHARRV. No. I—Part of the Lands of Rathdonnell, containing 12 Acres Roods | 10 Perches, or thereabouts, all Arable and ] of excellent quality, which there is a] range ...
... and Mrs. people's car after the war. He wegian. 6.45- Music for Strings.' v. Lawless; Meath Hospital v. Page; Lord Rathdonnell, who is 2S COlaublin,,are to enter their claims at the J. T. Daly, Drumnakilly, Omagh. has planned one with some novel fea- ...