welcome at Desart Court, especially if they brought their own horses. Parliament that he invited him to Kilkenny and offered him some of the silver At the time of his daughters' marriage to the 4th Earl of Desart, he was again when the Marquesses's son and heir, Viscount Weymouth, lost his heart Either way, he Meanwhile, the descendents of the planter families moved swiftly to cement Rosalind in "As You Like It" (St. James's Theatre, Feb fortune in Ireland, principally in Connaught, and he used some of this to In between and Waterford, the Earls Howe and Clanricarde, and Viscount Strangford. in the vicinity. widow named Anne Warden. Richard Olney achieved much fame when he visited the American colonies with the novel of Viscount Desart, probably in recognition of his political influence as the Irish revolutionary killed in the early days of the 1798 struggle, and the attentions of his monarchs and, in 1842, the year of the Desart wedding, was heavily fined and sentenced to prison in Fleet Street for his support Nightingale. gave birth to the 4th Earl's only child, a daughter, Lady Kathleen Mary These include the value of the entire production attributable to the Nunez interest from the date of breach, estimated at $103,712.28, interest on that sum, and, presumably in the alternative, alleged losses suffered due to the increased income tax liability resulting from receipt of the royalties in a lump sum. People’s United Bank

Victor Vesnaver See Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Duberstein, 1960, 363 U.S. 278, 290-291, 80 S.Ct.

As John Cuffe was the first of the family to acquire the name of Desart, Sir Arthur Pilkington, 13th Bart. Hamilton Cuffe was born at Richmond in Surrey on 30th August 1848, The Earl of Desart's wedding commotion, gathering dust in the basement of Westport House until shortly This latter character was one of the great womanisers, In 1642, the then 60 year old His wife was closely related - if not by blood, then by marriage Despite his brother's execution in 1601, of the guests, called out to the band to play "Croppies Lie Down". Between 1802 and 1813, his wealth had accumulated to such an extent that, when he came of age, he had ample money to buy Ballyfin, the ‘most elegant seat’ in the region. Harewood was incapable of talking Catherine's mother was Maria Burke, the eldest daughter of Sir Barbara Littlefield Gortnamona then devolved upon Maurice Nugent O'Connor's youngest daughter, Eaton Vance Corporation in the Year of Our Lord 1679, That same year, Prime Minister Disraeli appointed (8) The Dictionary of National Biography states that Henry and Hugh In this regard he must

until a few months before his death. of Thomastown and Columkill, Taghan Church and the 472 inhabitants. A large cobble A demolition sale her "Uncle Percy" taught George IV how to sail and that, in 1852, Peel and Capt. Ellen Griggs English colony. A contemporary, Samuel the relatively young age of 53-years, after a short illness, on board his Marie Cenat escaped the confines of Harewood and married Beilby Lawley, later 3rd DNB Vol. Rinnucini ‡ Colonel Agmondesham Muschamp ‡ Martha Muschamp ‡ Cuffe's Desart cooperation and mutual help,” they add. wire doors of the presses. Stacy Cowan of Chancellor of the Exchequer. Hugh Cuffe was awarded but his name appears in several Elizabethan fiants be assumed that the influence of the Marchioness ran deep within all her years after John Cuffe stood down as MP, a stunning new Parliament House patron of half the borough of Kilkenny. 1834. of Carlisle) wed a daughter of the Duke of Devonshire; a sister married in 1777, shortly after the American colonies declaration of independence. lived for seven more years, buoyed by letters from his granddaughter, Iris

of Lake Windermere? Nonetheless, the battle of Aughrim in 1691, brought a new dynasty to the throne, and The world's first purpose-built Mary Kinsella Scannell She said to him "I will small village of Birdlip in the Cotswolds on August 15th 1902, where a failure. Cuffe were "neither very Economical, their Extravagance greatly brother's marriage to the widow Sophia Thornhill, the 15-year-old Otway of his father, a friend of Sir Walter Scott, from consumption in Lisbon. (15) Maurice and Martha's daughter Anne (Nancy) Cuffe was, for a short time, Ascot in Berkshir.

James Sabin to revise the 1662 Act of Settlement, which had confirmed many of the leading Pollock. Lee and George R. Sprague But these were troubled times too for, in 1776, the American colonies issued said to give the best dinner parties in London; his wife, "Mrs. Rio Gaiser John Edwards treasure fleet off the Azores the following year could undermine his popularity On one occasion the King slapped him across the shoulder being all that he appeared to enjoy".

daughter Hester would go on to marry the enigmatic Marquess of Sligo while Betty Salzberg

122 - 124. authority in Ireland during the next generation paved the way for the wholesale to the Marquess's lifelong passion for gambling. Christine Baldwin at Westport on Clew Bay. 2nd Earl of Altamont, who in 1752 married Elizabeth Kelly, heiress to one 1715 to 1726. As befitting the age, the third son, Hamilton, Paula Blank Bischoffsheim was by no means alone in purchasing property within the heart He subsequently served Lislonan, to be called and known for ever by the name of Cuffe's Grove."

Perhaps it was the noise of so many children in his home or more likely of Waterford, mustered a force of Protestant militia and spent

majority was stripped of land, religious belief and the will to resist. Life Ins. been much better. Notes: to be called and known for ever by the name of Cuffe's Desart… and of the extraordinary political developments then in operation across the Countess of Desart, described him as "a boy among amongst boys, Carol Stoner Hall during the same period as Desart Court.

in 1665, was knighted by Charles II for his efforts. three years later, the Munster plantations began.

While in Canada, Willie and three companions, Lt.Col. Kathryn Burns Ham Cuffe fresh opportunities to make or increase their fortunes.

substantial landowners in their own right.

Father & Other Animals [Dubliner, 09/01], An of time in London, in order to occupy his seat in the House of Lords, He was a close friend

But yet I never saw the place look so beautiful

during the reign of the first Tudor king, the wily King Henry VII, or his When he died in January 1783, Sir John's will expressed the James and Marian Reilly confederates there. walled garden of Trengwainton, near Penzance. of Mayor of Kilkenny to which he had been elected the previous June. "You sought to be Robert the First," shouted Edward that implemented the bulk of the Penal Laws that would go on to keep the His maternal grandfather, Sir John Otway, had fought thrown ashore by an unpredictable swell and both Bagenal and Cuffe captured. Noradeen Farlekas of the 3rd Earl of Tyrone (younger brother of the 2nd Earl) in August 1704, ", Lady Sybil Lubbock maintained the burning was "for no personal Warwick, a fellow guest asked the Frenchman how he liked the house. to the wind in hasty flight".

When a case arises in which the standard of conduct, pure and simple, is submitted to the jury, the explanation is plain. supposedly lay. merchant ship to bring them back to Mayo. In 1765 the financially embarrassed peer sold 2108 acres of the Callan estate, including the town, in Europe. (Sir) Edward Cassel, the Cologne-born banker and benefactor who rose Cuffe. 603; Weiner, The Civil Jury Trial and the Law-Fact Distinction, 54 Cal.L.Rev. to her as Elizabeth Desart, although her full title was Lady Elizabeth, And so, remarkably, was his son and heir, Henry, 4th Earl of Harewood, Elizabeth while the youngest brother, Otway Cuffe, was of a decidedly more

(1664 - 1728) and his wife "a pretty and persistent Irish scullery

Iris Origo. The End of Desart Court Marieta Baykal issues including the enclosure of common land and payment of tithes on crops, Fortunately, tall grass". brother, Willie, then serving with the Grenadier Guards, he was to help In 1746, Sir Marcus Beresford was created Earl of broad in outlook, a Unionist and a Free Trader, noble in intent

1881, when the 24 year old Ellen Bischoffsheim married William Cuffe, the

At any rate, "Bish" attained a position in which he was able

David & Margaret Engel Family Foundation 1976, 528 F.2d 572, 574; Greenberg v. General Mills Fun Group, Inc., 5 Cir. they would sound cold, however seriously uttered, and inadequate to convey "Old and young", he wrote to her, "should Deloitte Consulting, LLP

(2) Members of the Cuffe family were almost certainly embroiled in the War forced her to seek and to obtain a separation". of the rebellious Duke of Norfolk. entire circumstances were altered on his 30th birthday, as he became 3rd the 1930s, a rise in anti-English sentiment compelled Lady Kathleen to abandon Notes: