... the end of November between William Itobert M Clintock Bunbury, ot I.isnavagh, Batlivnly. County Carlow, only son of Lord Rathdonnel and the late Mrs. M Clintock Bunbury. and Pamela, eldest daughter of the late Mr John M. Drew and Mrs. Drew of Eversley ...

... M'Clintock-Bunbury, who hae juet been gazetted to that rank, is the brother and hoir of Lord Rathdonnell, family haa been associated with County I>onegal. Lord Rathdonnell nerved in tho Royal Scots Greys, tho Leicester Yeomanry, and wan colonel the 6th Battalion ...

... Stop* ford have gone on the Continent. The Earl of Shannon and suite have arrived Kingstown from-England. Lord and Lady Rathdonnell have arrived at Kingstown from England. Lady Crichton has arrived at Kingstown from England. Lord W. Fitzgerald has arrived ...

... into the troubled area of Port Said—Just to pa nt. She is Lady Rathdonnell, bi tter known under her maiden name as Pamela Drew, the artist. Working as an official RA F. artist. Lady Rathdonnell has been flying to the Suez area in Transport Command aircraft ...

... Rector l.|»tiam, Hants, cotnin ll»e brnh. axsiated by tbo Rev, K. Payne. W'UUam Neville, tld.i ■on of William .Stewart, Rathdonnell. County Do»» gal, , to Sophia Aufrere, elder daugbtrr Cbarica Shard, E«i|.. 12, Ruo de I'ltebourg, Palis, ai d daughter ...

... further, tor beating the water within the sama prohibited area. Casoy a lioeosed fifiierman, and rents the fiahery from Lord Rathdonnell He did not deny the allegation of the bat Mr. Dickie, solicitor, who defended, raised the point that tlvo WiUlstown weir ...

... Class I—For the best ball, calved on & after the let of January, 1874, and previous to t the Ist January, 1877 —1, Lord Rathdonnell, Lisnavagh, Tallow, County Carlow, shorthorn roan bull Anchor; 2, John Tance, Springfield, Maralm, shorthorn roan boll Chief ...

... Mmb™. P. H. aT. T. Maclean's GJenarnc Bkj«om 4th, to Lord .RathdonneU Mrasrs. Maclean’* Butterfly 4th. to Lord Rathdonnell Pure Cold, Rathdonnell „ M«rj Gloiume Botterty Mr. ll.OrMnty-. Bkiry Biron'i,: to Mr. J. Roundtree CALVES. 14 M u TempJerMgh 3rd, to ...

... already received number of important signatures, including those of Lord Monteagle. lord Kilroaiue. Lord Kingston l-ord Rathdonnel. Sir George Brooke. Sir Henry Blake, and Sir Howard Grubh. THE FEAR OF BELFAST. A Patched-up Peace. correspondent of the ...

... Thompson, of Dublin, was shock to the whole Church. Canon G, G. Greene and the Rev. J. F. Cos. tho diocese Ossory; Lord Rathdonnell, closely associated with the diocese of Leighlin; Sir Henry Fordo, icpresent alive the diocese of Waterford: Lord Inchquin ...

... in County Carlow. In spite the ▼ery unfavourable weather the marquee erected 'n front of the house waa well filled. Lady Rathdonnel elected president of the branch, and waa in the chair. Amongst thoee present were Lady Ratbdoonel, Lady Butler. Lady Roche ...

... vacant by the resignation of Rev. Canon Foley, who has retired. The right of appointment to the incumbency is vested in Lord Rathdonnell. Rev. James H'Caun, 8.A., curate CHdcaatle, in Meath diocese, has been elected the prospective union of Donaghpatrick and ...