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Hon.
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Henry
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Caulfeild
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1848-09-18
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On 12th inst. in Monkstown Church, by the Rev. Henry Stepney, John Calvert Stronge, Esq., son of Sir James Stronge, of Tynan Abbey, county of Armagh, to Zoe Margaret only daughter of the Hon. Henry Caulfeild.
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Zoe Margaret
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Caulfeild
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1848-09-18
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On 12th inst. in Monkstown Church, by the Rev. Henry Stepney, John Calvert Stronge, Esq., son of Sir James Stronge, of Tynan Abbey, county of Armagh, to Zoe Margaret only daughter of the Hon. Henry Caulfeild.
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Colonel
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James
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Caulfeild
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1849-03-19
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7
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At Moy, on the 10th inst., in the 59th year of his age, deeply and deservedly regretted, Lieutenant John Caulfeild, late of the 22d foot, and nephew of the late Colonel James Caulfeild, of Drumcairn, Stewartstown.
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Lieutenant
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John
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Caulfeild
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1849-03-19
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At Moy, on the 10th inst., in the 59th year of his age, deeply and deservedly regretted, Lieutenant John Caulfeild, late of the 22d foot, and nephew of the late Colonel James Caulfeild, of Drumcairn, Stewartstown.
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Colonel
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Caulfeild
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1850-10-28
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The Late William Blacker, Esq./William Blacker, Esq., descended from, and connected with, some of the most ancient families in this county, was one of the younger sons of the late Rev. Dr. St. John Blacker, his mother being a sister of the late Major-General Sir Barry Close, Bart. Engaged in early life largely in mercantile pursuits, he devoted himself, at a maturer period, to the development of the agricultural and economic resources of the country; and, having under his care the management of several most important estates in the north of Ireland, especially those of the Earl of Gosford, Lord Bangor, his relative Colonel Close, &c., &c., he was enabled to see carried into practice, and report, from actual experience, results which others merely theorised upon./It would be beside the purpose of this brief notice to do more than advert shortly to some of these works; to enlarge at all on them would involve us in a memoir not merely of an individual, but the discussion of most, if not all, the Vexatlaee Questiones of the day relative to Agriculture and Economics, Poor law, Corn law, and Currency included./By his popularly written
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Edwin T.
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Caulfeild
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1850-12-16
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2
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7
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Dec. 3, in Walcot Church, Bath, by the Rev. S.H. Waddrington, M.A., Rector, the Rev. Hans Atkinson, A.M., Vicar of Cloydagh, co. Carlow, and domestic chaplain to the Earl of Charlemont, to Louisa Lavinia, youngest daughter of Edwin T. Caulfeild, Raheenduff, Queen's County, and of Lansdown crescent, Bath.
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Louisa Lavinia
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Caulfeild
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1850-12-16
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Dec. 3, in Walcot Church, Bath, by the Rev. S.H. Waddrington, M.A., Rector, the Rev. Hans Atkinson, A.M., Vicar of Cloydagh, co. Carlow, and domestic chaplain to the Earl of Charlemont, to Louisa Lavinia, youngest daughter of Edwin T. Caulfeild, Raheenduff, Queen's County, and of Lansdown crescent, Bath.
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