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<br> Put all these things under one roof, and you’ve got yourself a good time. A light sweater or windbreaker can be a good choice for cooler mornings. If the wicket is fast and easy, the man of genius can play forward and hit all round the ground, but his style is not stereotyped; if the wicket is slow and the ball inclined to hang, he can play back and place the ball for singles, and pull a short ball to leg for four. I have noticed, and I suppose other people have noticed, that in the golf education of every man there is a definite point at which he may be said to have crossed the dividing line-the Rubicon, as it were-that separates the golfer from the non-golfer. Minister of Clontarf Presbyterian Church; Senior Presbyterian Catechist in Trinity College, Dublin; Commissioner of Education in Ireland. 1914; Chairman Munitions Tribunal Ireland. Res.: 26 Brechin Place, South Kensington, London, S.W.7. Professor of Pathology, University College, Cork; Pathologist South Infirmary, Cork, and Eye.<br>
<br> 1887; m. 1915, Josephine, dau of late Denis O’Mahony, of Midleton, Co. Cork, and has issue one son and one dau. Res.: 149 Leinster Road, Rathmines, Dublin; The Coolbawn, Midleton, Co. Cork, Clubs: City, Cork; Midleton and Youghal Golf. Clubs: Royal Irish Automobile Club, Constitutional Club, Savage Club, Engineers‘ Club, and Pickwick Club. Institution, Queen’s College, Belfast (Scholar); Gray’s Inn, London, King’s Inns Dublin; called to the Irish Bar, 1898; K.C., 1921 elected M.P. 1915. Educ.: St. Vincent’s College, Castleknock: Trinity College, Dublin. Donough Edward Foster. Educ.: Eton, R.M.C., Sandhurst, Magdalen College, Oxford; served in the Rifle Brigade, 1916-21: A.D.C. 1908);: F.R.G.S.; B.A. (Oxon.); educated St. Stanislaus College and Balliol College, Oxford; Lieut.-Governor of the Punjab, 1913 to 1919; Member of the Army in India Committee. Educ. Stoneyhurst College, and Sandhurst; entered army (Cheshire Regt.), 1884; transferred to Indian Army, 1886; Captain, 1895; Major, 1902; Lt.-Col., 1910; Col., 1915; served N.W. Henry John, C.B. (1915), Indian Army.<br>
<br> O’FERRALL, John Forbes. Clerk of the Crown and Peace and Local Registrar of Titles Co. Longford. 1887; son of Alfred Moore Munn, Clerk of Crown and Peace, Co. Londonderry. Was one of the leading Solicitors in Co. Longford when he got his appointment in 1896. Only son of John Emanuel O’Ferrall. Mons. Bord, of Castles, France, and has issue one dau. Nov., 1898, May, eldest dau. 23rd Feb., 1866; eldest son of Rev. J. Gardner Robb, D.D., LL.D.; unmarried. 16th Feb., 1864; eldest son of Major Myles Wm. OVENDEN, Charles Thomas, D.D., Dean of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin (1911). Educ.: Portora Royal School, Enniskillen, The Lyceum, Mannheim, Trinity College, Dublin (M.A., D.D.); ordained Curate of St. Ann’s, Belfast, 1870; Rector of Dunluce, Co. Antrim, 1872-1879; Succentor of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, 1879-1884; Rector of Ballywillan, Portrush, 1884-1886; Rector of Enniskillen and Precentor of Clogher, 1886; Canon of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, 1889-1911; Dean of Clogher, 1903-1911; b. Charles Philip Roche, of Ballygran, Co. Limerick; b. McMAHON, James S., Captain and Adjutant 1st Cadet Batt. PERCY, Sir James Campbell, Knt.<br>