Roscommon Journal and Western Impartial Reporters Saturday 10 January 1852 ROSCOMMON UNION – Wednesday The Guardians of this Union met with the Right Hon. Lord Crofton took the chair…… Lord Crofton proposed that in order […]
Irish Independent – Friday 11 June 1948 Irish Peer Weds Lord and Lady Crofton. The wedding took place in Dublin of Lord Crofton, son of the Hon. Mrs. Edward Crofton and the late Hon. Edward […]
Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser – Friday 29 December 1837 MARRIED. At Genoa, Eyre Evans, jun. Esq of Ash-hill, Limerick„ to the Hon. Sophia Crofton, sister of Lord Crofton. To visit the full Genealogy […]
Liverpool Evening Express – Wednesday 24 October 1906 A Musical Peer. Lord Crofton, who celebrated his 72nd birthday on Sunday, is well known as a skilful and talented composer. He has given us several […]
Roscommon Messenger – Saturday 29 January 1916 Presentation to Lieutenant- Colonel Lord Crofton The tenancy and employees on the Crofton estate, on Saturday, presented Lieutenant- Colonel Lord Crofton with an address congratulating him upon his […]
Norfolk Chronicle – Saturday 26 October 1833 MARRIED.-At St. James’s church, Lord Crofton, to Lady Georgiana Paget, daughter of the Marquis of Anglesey and the Duchess of Argyll. To visit the full Genealogy Page please […]
Weekly Dispatch (London) – Sunday 29 May 1910 Lord Crofton Robbed by Audacious Thief. Peculiarly audacious in its methods a robbery committed at Lord Crofton’s house in Stanhope-Gardens, South Kensington, in broad daylight. In the […]
Dublin Evening Mail – Wednesday 22 September 1858 COMPLIMENT TO LORD CROFTON. In pursuance of a numerously signed requisition, the High Sheriff of Roscommon, D. H. Irwin, Esq., presided at the meeting held for the […]
Belfast Telegraph -Tuesday 24 September 1912 DEATH OF LORD CROFTON. The death of Lord Crofton, which occurred Sunday at the residence of Lord Clonbrock, Ahascragh, County Galway, to whom he was related by marriage, removes […]
Roscommon Journal and Western Impartial Reporter – Saturday 06 June 1835 LORD CROFTON. It is notorious that absenteeism is one of the greatest misfortunes which unhappy Ireland has to contend with. A resident nobleman or […]
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