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... ON DIT. The report, to which we alluded last week merely a report, of the divorced wife of an English Peer being now avowedly under the protection” of a crowned head, is, we have reason to believe, perfectly correct. are assured that not long ago the ...
... ON DIT. That Miss Urquhart and Mr. Odell's wedding is to be a my smart (unction indeed. That we shall soon see all fashionable women wearing the old•fasbioned long earrings again—in diamonds for choke. That Lady Helen Stewart is a keen and graceful That ...
... ON DITS. I (FROM THE SUNDAY TIMES.) It is reported that, in consequence of a letter from the Duke of Wellington to the King of Spain, the Council qf that kingdom has taken into consideration the expediepey of recognzing the South American State, under ...
... ON DITS. Political Crim. Con.” Extraordinary the town has heard, or read, of a recent separation, in what is termed high life. It was the theme of the clubs for a fortnight, which is something beyond the usual term scandal I It was then more than hinted ...
... ON DIT. That the Provost of Trinity College had a garden party on Wednesday last week, at which the band of the 15th Hussars played some stirring music. That Mrs Augustine Barton had a stylish gathering same afternoon for tea and talk, with some nice ...
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... ON DITS. can assert that there is not the slightest foundation for the reports in circulation, of a misunderstanding existing between ccilain distinguished nobleman and his son-in-law. The par'ies alluded to are the most cordial terms, and live in habits ...