Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... poult de seio, punier and sash to correspond The corsage and jacket also trimmed with cerise. The travelling costnme of Lady Maude Hamilton of rich azure blue, Irish poplin, trimmed tablier, with white knotted fringe and fine narrow Irish guipure laee. ...
... best man, lon Trant Hamilton, Esq., M.P., entered the church; he was accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Browne, Mr. K. Clayton Browne, jun Mr. Pack Beresford, M.P., and Mrs. Beresford; the Rev. Fand Mrs. Blisset and Mr. Blisset; the Rev. Augustus Hope, M ...
... Trinity College are now Ira.- cant by the death of the Rev. Mr. Meade ; by the promotion of the Rev. Mr. Chapman to the living of Raymocho, in Archdeacon Usher's death; and the other by the &sib of the Rev. Mr. M'Cleso. last week. BIRTHS. Nov. at Mount Belew ...
... tclat. The marriage the Lady Maude and the Lady Albertha Hamilton, daughters the Duke of Abercorn, to the Marquis of Landsdowne the Marquis of Blandford, has been celebrated in Westminster Abbey in the presence of the Prince and Princess of Wales, Pricce ...
... Ballykilcaran, 's Painstawn Church, prettily vitask Park Demesne, was the irriage ceremony which was per. the Very Rev the Dean of Leighd by the Rt Rev Dr Darcy, Ferns and Leighlin. The church illy decorated with evergreens and sl red carpeting s-as laid down ...
... of kilbrahan, m Kilkirony, and had Charles Johu Earl Canning, the famous Governor-General of India, who married the lion Charlotte Stuart, sliest daughter and coheir of Lord Stuart Ha Hottiesay, brother of Joh° first Mar.'s's* of Bute, and mit. of John ...
... uniforms and decorations. They occupied the Eastern Gallery opposite the Royal Box. TilE RETURN FROM THE ABBEY. The procession commenced to leave the Abbey at twenty minutes to four o'clock, but her Majesty did not get into her earflap till twooty minutes ...
... evening. The meeting was well attended and a Moe *election of sacred mask was performed. deversified by readings given by the Rev. Lashes, Drapes. A hittory of the working of the Society'* mission on the Nile and in South Africa having been given, • collection ...
... Ballvsabracky ; Rev P Castwell, P P, EnWd ; Rev J. Kinsella, P P. Edeaderry ; Rev T Doyle, C C, BaUysa ; Rev P O'Donnell. C C, Edenderry, Rev It C C. Enfield Rev. Father Shaw C C, Longwood; ...
... Eimiokilleo Pah , ar. C rt oho Hen. H-nr • W. to tan. ▪ the .ronn,alvHll an req.. aa4 ht. unlit:. Wis.—N[l,olm swig, Th. Rev, John and %'ro. Whittc, and mite the Slnlbaurni lintel from cou+lty Lord and Lady Powerscourt and family bay. at Nap', the Sir ...
... Studbcrt, Burrough, and Donovan. Dcnnan v. The Rev. 3T/*. Hannan, C.C. The plaintiff, William Denny, deposed follows; —On Saturday, 3rd May, as was on his way to the Rev. Mr. Fawcett’s bog, was met two women and the Rev. Mr. Meehan’s servant, and was speaking ...
... ch i e li ek ri , gg in it' 47m ilt iou fi tee ne . P 7l.• a p n o d in a l lm w o a d s about smiles, and, .th. 'The Very Rev the Deana of Lemblin as hounds ran, the distance assisted by the it,, F M Hamiltoo, about 7 miles, will show h excellence of ...