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... weddings which is shortly to take place will be that of the Earl of Rothes to Riss Noelle Edwardes, the only child of Air. Thomas Dyer Edwardes, J.P.4 of Picknash Park, Gloucester, which is fixed to tale place on Primrose Day from Mrs. Atherstan Riley's ...

... Caring Cross from St. Petersburg. Yesterday's bulletin- says the Duke of -Argyll re- mains in a very critical condition.- Sir Thomas Lander Brunton' M.D., and Dr. Blailde, are in attend- sacseon his Grace. , - , - - The Duke of Devonshire, as Lord President ...

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