... Boyne on the day of the battle. Is taken from tbe celebrated painting Tiliaman (painter his Majesty), in possession of Lord RathdonneL Orangemen really desire pictures connected with the. Important event they are now about to. oele brate, views like these ...

... Dancannon, Boss borough, ; Thomas Anderson, Magency, County Kildare. The foregoing were all amongst the infeds, and Lord Rathdonnell’s successes were remarkably numerous. For small cattle, | the first prize-winners included R. O. Nash, Finnstown, Lucan ...

... 2nd inst requisition to tax their costs to be sealed by thf Council is connection with the acquirement of land from Lord Rathdonnell. He (Mr. O'Connor) replied that under the rules made the Local Government Board were the parties to tax their costs, and ...

... breed was accepted with thanks. The result of the election of the committee for the current session was announced. Lord Rathdonnell was appointed chairman and Mr. F. H. Langan vicechairman for the ensuing vear The subcommittees were also appointed TECHNICAL ...

... Gihbon, L. Tease was again charged with bciii accessory before the fact of the attempted poisoning of David Buchanan, Rathdonnell, on the 10th June, 1908. Mr. Patchell, Crown counsel, owning tb« case, having dealt with the defendant’s motive for wanting ...

... Ballymena . and also registrar of the latter hody, and only recently was elected member of the Grand Prirry Ireland. Lord Rathdonnell is 76 to-day ; Lord Herbert Soott will be 52 to-morrow. The improvement which has been notified in the condition of Lady ...

... red as ve! second comes the Countess of C don with Caledon Leader, a homebred ani g was by Gay Lad out of Orphan XXVIII. I Rathdonnel!, of Dunleer, takes third prize jose of Fair Emperor; Mr. Robert Taylor, Carnoustie N.B., fourth for L town, querer, and ...

... ensuing session, with Lieut. Colonel F. N. Bovlan at vice-chairman. vote of thanks was passed to the outgoing chairman—Lord Rathdonnell—for the excellent services he tad rendered during hi* two years of office Other members of the croup ere Werkspoor and Bredero ...

... names, arenas follow;—(Chichester), Marquis of Donegal!: (\Vftrd), Viscount Bangor; (Maxwell), Baron (M'Clintock), Baron Rathdonnell—these peers can trace to Henry lIL, a.d. 1272. (Bereefpjrd), Marquis of Waterford; (Conyngbpm), Marquis Conyngham; (Moore) ...

... and Kilkea Reference —R. K Wngrill; reserve Lianavagh Adjutant, Lisnavagh Number One, and Ltanavagh Bachelor Prince —Lord Rathdonnell, Raihvdly, County Carlow. Champion medal for l>est Hereford Lull—T.isnabin Flame —S. F. Pardon, Killuean, CVmnty Westmeath; ...

... Eatl the g^rl Mount-Earl, Lord Kenmare. the Earl of U>Kl Meath, the Earl of Midleto . c j> and Browne, Viscount gligo, Rathdonnell, the Marquis of Wicklow. iinrs-'^ir./-iiab/f..; By the Privy Councill°[; drl 0 f j Joshua Goulding, Bart.; Mr. Walter CB ...

... £: bs; su! iM, Mas 13s; jay. M. Maguire v. Earl of Erne—Old re 17%s; sub-commission rent, £5 5s; f Mr. Estate of Lord Rathdonnell. je ap- P. Coulson—Old rent, £51 14s 3d; sx n the mission rent, £37 10s; E. Fitzpatrick—Old rent, £22 198 3 o the commission ...