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... County Registrar for Meath, from which position he retired in 1928. Since 1912 he resided at St. Mary's Abbey, Trim, where the late Sir Win. Hamilton lived for many years. The deceased man was brother of the late Major Alan Montgomery, former High Sheriff ...
... Church Rev. Fr. Delanev. PP.. Balyna. the assisting clergy being—Rev Fr. o*Mah°ny C.C.: Rev Fr. O’Donoghue C.C.. Carburv. Rev. Fr. Murphy. C.C.. Carlow: Rev- P. Byrne. C.C.. Broadlord. km. C.C.; Rev. Fr. ...
... Very Rev Qaaon Gorman, PP., SB Michael and DnWin; Very Rev Oanon Mannix, DD. President College; Very Rev Canon Hunt, P.P., y.Q, Very Rev Walah, CM, Maynooth College BwOmionMuplnr, PP; Rev McDon- M, Msynooth College; ...
... Abercora; the Mayor of Bath, the Countess of Castlestuurt, the Mayor of Folkestone, Miss Charlotte Baines, of Leeds ; Colonel Savilo, of Clifton ; Rev. Hamilton S. Vorschoylc, of San Romo, and many others who have laboured in the cause of the association ...
... death note aorrow in Trim, whan daeaaaad gentleman waa well kaowa aad tuirenally reapected. lympatby ezpreaaad lor the mam ben of hla in their heieafament ia unlTeraaL Be for over thirty yean connected az-oSdo guardian with the Trim Union, aad ia that capacity ...
... Harbord, R.8.A.; Sir Wm. and Lady Goulding. From Kerdiffstown, the residence of Mr. H. Hendrick Aylmer Mr. Hamilton Browne, D.L.; Mrs. Hamilton Browne, Mr. and Mrs. Colchester, Wemyss, Mr. Penrose, R.A.; Mr. Hugh Richardson, R.H.A.; Miss Hilda Edwards ...
... its annual outing. This year Kilkenny is the destination. Such wellknown places as Jerpolnt Abbey. Kells Abbey. Knocktopher Abbey. Kilkenny Castle. The Black Abbey. and St. Canice’s Cathedral are on the Itinerary. A talk will be given at each place and. ...
... silver and grey passementerie trimmings, and bonnet with ostrich **The bride entered the church leaning on her father's arm who subsequently gave her away, and the ceremony was at once commenced. The service was conducted bv the Rev William Burgh, Enniskillen ...
... H. Quinn (Dot); S. Tracey (Sun.) ;100 .t’.C. S»|ratch ILus*—l. '' ■ Hamilton (H.S.A.); 2. N. Hayes .ITS. V. ; A, S Hamilton (H.S.A.f Scratch Race—l, K. Keegan (H.S.A.); 2. S. Hamilton (8.5. A.); A H. Finlay (H.S.A.f General Handicap—l. J. F. Kavanagh (Dot); ...
... Mr. J. W. Dane, D.L. Tie officiating clergy were the Rev. J. Strickland, Rector of Killa-r--ney, Co. Monaghan (cousin of the. bridegroom); the Rev. W. Hapkinson, J.P.. of Sutton Grange; and tho Rev. J. K. Bowden, Rector Alwalton. The choir of Peterboro’ ...
... Lady Oormaiiston, travelling clock; Mrs Hume, large picture; Hume, sdver mirror; Miss F Hume, cWe; the Rev Father Hogan, prayer book; Mrs Hamilton Svmonds. purse; Col and Mrs Herbert, silver bell; Mrs Kelly, handkerchiefs; Kinsella. silver rose howl; ...
... bride, looked remarkably well in dresses of oiel bine figured lama, trimmed with white insertion lace and and chiffon folded satin belli and rooked sleeves, white straw hats trimmed with white silk and pink chiffon, and carried white buketa with pink ...