... request by the stable which Wigginton had under his management, and in 1878, after he had won the Omnium with Reveillon, he married Wigginton’s sister. Reveillon was the property of Baron de Rothschild, who was then training with J. Bartholomew, the father ...

... New Year by a match between married and single, which resulted in a fairly easy win for the latter side by twenty-six holes to eleven. In foursome matches played subsequently the result was strikingly reversed, the married ladies winning by twelve holes ...

... ownership. Before ¢ Mr. Retford’ married, she was known as Miss Violet Grey, the young, beautiful and sweet-tempered pet of a wide circle of acquaintances. Most people were astounded when Miss Grey suddenly married old Thurkell, the distiller, more ...

... person of Lord John Russell, to whom she was married in 1574. It was the Hobys who built and adorned the existing Bisham Abbey. A beautiful specimen it is of a Tudor house, with many cables and mullioned windows, and its well-known tower rising above ...

... who built the present house in the plain style of architecture which was prevalent in his time. Mr. Hopkins, who was thrice married, but left no legitimate male issue, was a somewhat eccentric character. His wealth was great, for he inherited a vast property ...

... and died in the year in which William of Orange mounted the throne. He married a niece of - THE GATEWAY. THE DINING ROQIL Lord Maynard, and his younger son, Francis—a much-married man, for he had four wives—succeeded him at Franks, but had only two sons ...

... do more than like him. With exquisitely masculine tact he confides his raptures to the woman who really loves him. But he marries the beauty ; and she, always spotless as a statue, takes London by storm first, and Vienna later. But she is vain as a peacock ...

... continue to hve in the country; by choice 1 continue to spend my days in town. I slept in London last night at the house of a married brother of mine, whose wife, amongst many vices, possesses the virtue of a spare bedroom. q) 1e also has a spare figure, which ...

... and despairing of freedom, or, perhaps, hoping to gain it, she consented to marry her captor, who was brought to book, however, for his evil deeds. Afterwards the lady married a gentleman of her choice, and died childless. The Puckering heritage further ...

... 379, is the eldest daughter of Major-General Fred. Marshall, C.M.S., 2nd Life Guards, of Broadwater, Surrey. In 1887 she married the second son of Sir Edward Levy Lawson, Bart., of Barn Hnll, Bucks, principal proprietor of the Daily Telcgraph. Two of ...

... ¢almost all that stupendous fabric which now obliges the eye to admiration.” One of Sir Thomas’s daughters and co-heiresses married a wealthy ¢ squire of Kent,” in the person of Thomas Finch, descended from the FitzHerberts, who, for valiant service against ...

... ondon season at their town house, Annesley Lodge, Regent's Park. L of 1878, was her uncle. Lady sisters, all of whom are married. was in holy orders, and was Vicar of Norton and H on. Canon of Durham Cathedral. Though he was fifth and youngest son of ...