VISCOUNT DUNLO’S MARRIAGE.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1940, 7 September 1889, Page 3

VISCOUNT DUNLO’S MARRIAGE.

Referring to Lord Dunlo’a marriage, briefly reported by cable, the Pall Mall Gazette of July 20th says:— Viscount Dunlo the eldest son of the Earl of Clancarty, on Wednesday last spent half an hour at the Hampstead registry, and during that time look unto himself in the bonds of matrimony Miss Belle Bilton. the much-photographed music-hall artiste. This sprig of the Irish aristocracy, though he will not attain his majority until December, has boon for some time past an ardent supporter of the many night clubs which have sprung up recently. The Gardenia, the Corinthian, and Evans’s, all know him well, and it is in these festive haunts that he has laid seige to the heart of the happy lady. Some few weeks back them wore rumors ot an impending action for “ breach ” in consequence of a letter written by the, young gentleman, but matters were adjusted by the intervention of a friend who until recently lived with the Viscount and soma other chosen friends next door to the Corinthioj Club, in York street, St James’s any rate on Wednesday morning a bridarparty consisting of the happy couple, Miss Flo Bilton, the bride’s sister, and MrMinshall Ford, ascended the hill which leads from Avenue road to Hampstead and went through the interesting ceremony which has united a beauty of the ;t halls” to the future Earl of Clancarty. The appearance of Lady Dunlo is well known ; his lordship is a tall, slim young man, with hair parted in the middle, a slightly prominent nose, and a smooth face. The Viscount, accompanied by his tutor, will probably leave England for Australia in the course of a few days.