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... Gleichen, and took leave him previous his departure for Berlin as military attache. The Rev. Edgar Sheppard, D.D., Sub-Dean the Chapel Royal, attended the funeral of the Rev, the Honourable George Bourke Pulborough to-day behalf of his Majesty. The King dined ...
... the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Fegan, Market Square. Cavan. Taking part in the ceremony were Rev. James Hamilton and Rev. R. J. Farrell. The singing was led by the Abbey choir boys. Mr. Norman Scott was organist. The bride wore a gown of white Chantilly lace ...
... M'Corriston, Charlotte Street, Ballymoney, Miss Jean Hamilton and Miss Hetty Dalton, Sunnyside, Greenisland, sisters of the bridegroom. Their pretty frocks were of green angel skin lace over taffeta foundation. The cape effect sleeves were trimmed with taffeta ...
... fully trimmed with Brussels lace and orange blossoms, wreath of orange flowers, and long veil; diamond and pearl ornaments. The bridesmaids’ dresses consisted of pink cashmere, trimmed with pink satin and cream lace ; pink satin hats, trimmed with cream ...
... Her veil was held in place with a tiara. The Rev. Robert Allen officiated at the ceremony. Firth Hamilton Cregagh Congregational Church was the setting for the wedding of Mr. Dill Firth and Miss Elaine Hamilton of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Matchett, of Ivanhoe ...
... Lady Albertha Hamilton is of rich pearl grey Irish poplin, with several small volants, each volant edged with cerise t de soie, panier and ¢ash to corres- e and jacket also trimmed with cerise. The travelling costume of Lady Maude Hamilton is of rich azure ...
... was ormed by his Grace the Lerd Primate, assisted by Rev. A. H. Cole Hamilton, and Rev. John Ringwood, te the Earl of Erne. The bride, who was given away by her father, was attired in white satin trimmed with Spanish guipare lace, and wore diamund ornaments ...
... Professor Tyndall and his • noble Irish bride, Louisa Charlotte, eldest daughter of Lord Claud Hamilton, brother of the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, were celebrated on Wednetday at Westminster Abbey, London. The ceremony, which was comparatively private ...
... performed by the Very Rev. the Dean Clonmacnoise (uncle of the bride), assisted by the Rev. James Galbraith Pooler, D.D., rector of Newtownards ; the Rev. C. Hans Hamilton, rector of Horne, Surrey (brother of the bridegroom); and the Rev. D. ...
... WORLOCK—December 14, 75, Hamilton Terrace, Loudon, N.W., the wife of Thomas Worlock, of son. MARRIAGES. GOMPE RTZ—BE ~ December 14, St. Mary of the Angels, Bayswater, London, by the Rev. R. Butler, D.D., assisted by the Rev. J. Tasker, Richard Louis ...
... Street, Belfast, the lady of Mr. James Hamilton, Solicitor, of a son. Dec. 17, the lajdv of the Rev. John Lyle, of Itnocktarne, CoUntV Derry, of a still-born son. Dc. 8, at the Manse of Stronsay, the lady of the Rev. Je Aph Caskey, of a daughter. lce. 10 ...
... Chancellor of Inorcrord, the Rev. ITI.1. ?? a-.O C -n.Ct.ott, eldest aon of the late 11nry Hamilton, EFsq. Tullylish house, county Down, to Mary Charlotte, only danghltor of the late Rev. Henry Orms- by, Wlaltrimn, county Wichlow. On the 17th inst. at ...