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... Donoughmore, the Earl of Mayo, the Earl of Lon-ford, the Earl of Arran, Lords Iveagh, Castletown, Mury, DeVesoa, Mtukerry, Rathdonnell, Longford, and Ardilsun; Mr Smith Barry, M P; Mr Peurcee F~Itgarald, 14 P; and Mr W G Cor, seorea%4y Qf tho Irish Unionist ...
... Durboyne, Lord Fitzwalter, Lord BoL'on, Lrd Sandee. Lord Colcheeter, Lord De Vesci, and L:>rd OlNeill. Lords Bantry and Rathdonnell were als- aresent. Letters of the most favourable description were recived from several peers, whose prior eage. ments prevented ...
... offices, 42 Upper Saokville-street. t Sir GEoRGo HODSOrS Bart., in the chair. - 1 The other members present were;- I Lord Rathdonnel, Viscount Fowerseolirt, G A Boch- e fort-Boyd, William Youug, Rev Canon Bagot, C U Townsend, Phinea5 iall, Cslonel Vesey ...
... dargeon to the codiaty infirmary in thedoom F of Dr. 'iunlter, who had resitned. Twenty-two of tise oyernori' qttended, tord Rathdonnell teing in'the chair, and sunnimously elected Dr. Meroules M'Donnell, B.A;, ?? M. Chir, and XMD.' ?? of Dublin; Dr. MDonnell ...
... Gerald Dease, D L; Charles Uniacke Townsend, George Alexander Stenhenrs, J P; Rev Canon Bagot, LL D; James Robert- son, Lord Rathdonnell, LieutColAterald #easa. J P; James Lennox Naper, J P. The proceedings then closed. Duonasrna Umox.-A meeting of this board ...
... rgriculture. Letters from the following were also r and dealt ?? Victuallert Aas tion, Xr. James Talbot Power, D L ;Lord Rathdonnell, H 3 t; Sit Thomas P Butler' Bait. D L; Mr Robert Fowler, D L; and fro1 the Royal Society of Antiquaries. A CORRIECTED DIVmEIND ...
... 00 F P Ginnis, Lndlord& Pat Cloerkin 13 0 0 -11 0 0 9 0 0 Rev T U .Con,Landrd. john Keiraes 16.17 6 1215 0 8 100 Lord Rathdonnell. JasHuit -. 191910 19 19 10 14 0 0 . ~ ~ .4 8 proiiIe, iladedy. AuueW$d. 71 2 8 4; 00'35 0 0. p'-4 -Oca- -noly ,.31 0 8 ...
... Ball B Green, C B 8 It was unanimously recommended to the council that Colonel Henry de Robeck, who s was proposed by Lord Rathdonnell, and a seconded by Sir Thomas P Butler, Bart, be h elected as an additional member of the Corn- c mittee of Agriculture ...
... from the magisterial bench, inclading, amongst others, of h Catholic peer, the son of the immediate predc- cessor of Lord Rathdonnell, in the lieutenancy, and one of the largest landed proprietors in the county. The honourable member added that 'when he ...
... e of drainage charge on these holdings should be as- certained bv the parties and added to the judidial reuts. In Lord Rathdonnell's case the tenant is to secure by mortgage on the farm a loan of £37, due from himn to the landlord. This concludcd the ...
... THE C01MMITTEE QF AGRICULTURE. a' A meeting of the Committee of Agriculture * was held on Thursday-The Eight Hon Lord b, Rathdonnell, H 1,, presiding. Also pre- n sent- tl C Uniacke Toweashend, JP, vice president; James VI TalbotPower. DI,, Davson A Milward ...
... presence of a representative of his. No rule vbas therefore made on the motion. R Monaghan and H Fitzpatrick, tenants; Lord Rathdonnell, landlord. Mr. R Dane, for the landlord, applied for liberty to appeal from orders made by Mr. Crean's Sub-Commis.sion at ...