... bull named ‘Earl of Arundel.’ The first yearling in the Castleward team was a roan called ‘Claret,’ calved on the 1 Jan 1888. He was sold to Sir R Wallace, Lisburn for 31 guineas. Lot 7, ‘Admiral,’ a white bull (calved 12 February 1888) was purchased ...

... suitable'. There were also chairs and a bedstead in the Chinese taste. In 1616, William Smith wrote from Rome to the Earl of Arundel looking for work. In the letter he said he had been employed by the cardinals and other princes of those parts. making ...

... country of choice. Beds were one of the important items of a man's estate. Some old wills are curious. In 1392 Richard, Earl of Arundel, in his will left to his wife 'A blue bed marked with my arms and the arms of my late wife.' And Shakespeare as a bequest ...

... reform of the House of Lords in 2000. On doctor's orders he handed over the discharge of his duties to his eldest son, the Earl of Arundel, about two years ago. He married, in 1949, Constantia Constable-Maxwell. Also a Catholic, her major charitable interest ...

... Ireland's short English tour. Despite Decker's contribution of 100, the tourists were defeated by eight wickets by the Earl of Arundel’s XI at Stenley. On returning home on Saturday, Curry struck 116 as Limavady squeezed to a one wicket victory over Brigade ...

... his career. At the end of 1997 he was appointed captain of Ireland for the first time, in the one day game against the Earl of Arundel’s XI, a job he was to do only three more times but he never led a losing Ireland team. Hope of consoudating his Ireland ...

... of the week and former Surrey player David Ward scored 73 off 79 balls to ensure an easy eight wickets victory for the Earl of Arundel's XI yesterday. But the performance of the day was by Decker Curry. The Limavady captain, settling in at No 6, gave the ...