LATE CABLES. ARISTOCRATIC MARRIAGE. DUKE OF PORTLAND AND MISS D ALL AS- YORK E.
Losdox, Juno 12. The Duke of Portland, William John Arthur Charles James Cavendish Ben tinck, has been married to Miss Dallas. Yorke, the well-known actiess. The wedding was a brilliant affair. [Our London correspondent, writing under date March 22, says : The observed ot all observed at the Ice Carnival on Friday was the future Duchess of Portland, who looked extremely well in an unpretentious Styrian peasant's costume, and must have collected a perfect foitune in pennies for the charity. Miss Dallas-Yorke's father is but little known in London, having a rooted objection to leaving his beloved Lincolnshire, but report speaks of him as a well-informed country squire of bucolic tastes. His Grace the Duke now looks a very happy man, and a handsomer couple than he and his fiancee make it would be difficult to rind in London. The Duke has leased Lord Bradford's big house in Belgrave Square for himself and his bride, and made over his present residence to Lady Balsover. He has also sent the Bentinck family jewels to be reset and valued. Messrs Garrard appraise them worth the diamonds more especially being peerless stones.]
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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 377, 15 June 1889, Page 5
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202LATE CABLES. ARISTOCRATIC MARRIAGE. DUKE OF PORTLAND AND MISS DALLAS-YORKE. Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 377, 15 June 1889, Page 5
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