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... Captain VARLET PLACE. Swinboorne Rev. and Mrs. J. 2 Read Mr. 2 Howe 'Miss 3 Wallace Rev. Canon and Mn'. fi 'Counsel Mrs. fi Arms/Plaid' Mrs. 5 Mortis Nlbses (2) 6 *Reed Miss 6 Little blvi. an 1 family 7 Sir Gilbert and Lady Carter If MILKY HOCNR. •Mliaaee ...
... bridal attire. Her fine tulle veil covered a wreath of orange blossoms. Her ornaments were a diamond necklace, the gift of Mr. John O'Dell, Foochow ; a diamond bracelet, the gift of the bride's cousin, Mrs. Wyatt, and a half-hoop diamond and ruby ring, the ...
... lady was born in 183 t. At the ripe age of 95, Lucy Emma. Lady Goss, widow of Sir John Goss, the composer, died at Streatham on Friday night. She was married to Sir John at the age of 21, her husband being the same age. Lady Goss's recollection extended ...
... had procured a bonnet from Pais. and the Crown Princess gave a large basket of silver and ivory. filled wok red roses. Lady Cardigan, who has been staying at Bath since she left Cowes, has arrived at l)eene fart, her place in Northamptonshire, fur the autumn ...
... endurance so often seen in Italian peasants. We were told that the lace was so much a braccio (arm), and ten minutes of sharp bargaining ensued, the arm of the taller of the brothers being selected, by our party, as a measurement, much to the amusement ...
... her round, Palms and *bite dowers decorated the church, and as the bride passed up the ai.le. leaning on the arm bet brother. the Ilon John antiltiin, her snowy sown riffle .rape de chine and elimening silver embroider**, admiratton was expressed on ...
... wee elected Proct.x In nun on l'tebendary Salmon'. algr.uuutent to the Arch• deaconry. He is the fouttli boil 01 the late Mt, John Biros. lkircbester, who snaffled Mary Tuxesll. at Hall in this city, and is a brother Mr. W. S. The Rev. Canon Tioutbeck, ...
... ' the garden, and looked up from my work. It war die muter coming home alone. He was walking fast, and he was swinging his arms as I'd often seen him do. One would think that be bed a presentiment. He entered the home by the garden door and went into ...
... at Botsen and Trent, in the Tyrol, and at Rini, on in order to join her husband. Sir John Farley of the St• the Lake of Garda. The Empress has been so charmed by John's Ambulance Association, and Lady burley will also the scenery of this lake that she ...