... Miss Primrose Fitzgerald, Captain arid Mrs. Acland, &c. In the course of the afternoon the newly-wedded couple left for Holnicote, Sir Thomas Acland's seat in Somer- setshire, where they will pass the honeymoon. The bride's travelling dcess was white ...

... where Lord and Lady Conriersay enter. Mined a large party at a reception. Later in the day Major and his bride left foe Holnicote, lent by Sir Thomas Acland for the early days of the honeymoon, after they proceed to Wytham Abbey, the Earl of Abiegdona ...

... Anbrey Harconrt. With sincere sympathy:’* Brothers, Withfcnnch sympathy;* Sir Lander Rranton; Mr. and Mrs. C. Birmingham, Holnicote. Taunton, (gathered from his mnch-loved Sunday walk). Deep sympathy; From Leopold Farm, Marsh Gibbon, with deep sympathy ...

... away out of sight before any efforts could be made to save her. Deceased had no family. We have heard, with regret, that Holnicote, Sir Thomas Acland's beautiful seat in Somersetshire, was destroyed by I fire on Saturday; but at present no particulars ...

... entertained the wedding party at breakfast at Greenlands. lu the course of the afternoon the newly-wedded couple lett for Holnicote, Sir Thomas Acland's in Sontersetahire, where they will pass the honeymoon. NED WHILE BATHINCS.—An WWI held on Tuesday afternoon ...

... Courtenay entertained a large party at a recep- cl D , tion. Later in the day the gallant Major and his bride d left for Holnicote, kindly lent by Sir Thomas Acland, for i the early days of the honeymoon, after which they proceed v ! t the to Wytham Abbey ...