... Hanover square. The Earl of Dunraven, 'K P. ii Ihichbair. The other Commissionersprseant ?? Marquis of Londonderry, KP; Lord Rathdonnell, Hon Mr. Fitzwilliam., Mr Carew, 31 P; Mr La Touche,Col St Quinton, witb Mr Hugh-Neville, Secretary. I The Earl of Coventry ...

... Professor W N Hartley. F It S; Colonel G T Plunkett, Tames Creed Meredith, LL D; Thomas Cooke Trench, iD L; Right Hon Lord Rathdonnell H M L; Major N T Everard, iD L; his Honor .Judge Kane, rLb-D; Right Hon O'Conor Don, D L; Jonathan Hogg. L; Lieut-Colond ...

... PURcEASE OF LAND (IRELasn) Act, 1885. (Before Mr Commnissioner Macdarthy, at 11 o'lock) Etparte applications. Motion on Nof ?? Rathdonnell, from 7th inst. (Before Mr Leech, Examiner, at 11 o'clocL) Count de Ia Poer, voach. ASOER ASEONugHLYI CURE effected by wesring ...

... well, of Cr own East Court, St. Joh's, Worcester, and the Rl~on. Mary Emily M'Caintock Bunbury, second daughter of ILord Rathdonnell, of Linavagh. :Rathvilly, County Ca'.ow, and Drumear, Dunleer, Oo. Lol Te bride's father gave her away. The Rev Caon MI'Clintock ...

... Caaflebsllingham; Mfrs Wolsoley| and M5rs Butler, Mulnortos n, Osetlebellinogham: Lady Esliew, Barmeath Castle, Dunleer- Lady' Rathdonne'll, Drumear, Dunleer; Miss Kieran, i Ardee; Mrs Thornhill, Eastgate, Castlebelling- bamo; Mrs Blundel' Thornbill, Castle Casy ...

... had done and would do. because the gentlemen there gave their time freb, and the county committees assisted them. Lord Rathdonnell-Did you follow up the young horses you bred and sold of the hunting class out of the Clydesdale mare by the thorougbbred ...

... Judicial rent, £21, the former rent being £22 10s. No costs would be allowed in these cases. Andrew Connolly, tenant; Lord Rathdonnell, ?? rent, £25; judicial rent, £20. No costs allowed. Wm WarrelD, tenant; Earl of Erne, landlord- Area, 47a Or lop. They ...

... Col Tottenham, D L; Anthony Traill, MA D. F T C D; Right Hon Henry Bruen, D L; Toler E Garvev, Viscount de Vesci, Lord Rathdonnell, James Wilson, D L; Col Cosby, D L; Lord Langford. W E Scott, D L;: uih Stuart Moore, RM D Sanders, Livid She-rlock, D L; ...

... foreign competition and the consequence is that the judicial rents of three or four yearsagoarerack-rents to-day. I Lord Rathdonnell has an agent who holds s different view. 'We give elsewhere, on t'iE authority of a correspondent, a dialogue I which this ...

... was told-and if it was not truqe, Lord Rathdonnell would have an opportunity of con. tradicting it-that so far from giving those abate- ments that were stated, his underlings (he did not say with Lord Rathdonnell's authority) had con- voyed to some ofi ...

... Nolan; _ul, same; 3rd, Vs m Burge-s, sow and litter. SLgEcp-FISTr AND SECONiD CLASSES. For the beot aged ram-ast, Lord Rathdonnell; 2nd, Thomas James (1il). For the best hogget ram-Ist, H Nolan; 2nd, same. F Is the best pen of 3 ewes having reared aunbs-Ist ...

... this important matter. The I governors return thanks for the following contri- e butions, ?? Clements, £5; Dowager I Lady Rathdonnell, £2; Wm Hall, Esq, John C I Parkes, Esq. Messrs J D'Arcy and Son, £2 2s each,; ' Mrs Kelly, £2; A Gentleman, per Dr 3 W ...