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idy Noel Byron and herdaughter, the honorable
gsla Ada Byron, have for some time been Inv
most reuredly at Brighton, The hon. MISS
|n, asple daughter" of the highly gifted noble
nofha title, is now in her 18th year, and a
ne lady ofconsdorabe beauty and accomplish
Iae. She will inherit the large fortune OF he'
lad lalher, the late Sir Ralph Millbank Noel
N Lady Byron is co her with the hon. Ma
fpe Curzon, eldest son of Lord Scarsdale, o
baFony Of Wentworth, (by writ 1929, now il
gance; her ladyship's mother the late lad


bank, being the sister and c0-heir OF the lai'
fount Wentworth, on whose death, April II
A q the title of Viscouni Wentworth became ex


Z, bot the hsrony Of Wentworth fell into abey
z between the heirs Of the sisters.


Aserology Of 1889 Revue Encyclopedlque en-
naaies the following distinguished Europeans
'ng died in the first SIN months Of the presen
England Crabb the poet Munden the actor


Bell, founder Of the Madras system; Muzl
'aenii the celebrated pianist and composer job
yo' ihejournalst; Mrs. Musiers, the Mary Cha
rIh Of Lord Byron; Bentham the jursconsuil


:, Mcintosh, the historian, &c


y s"eden-F. Omie, a distinguished writer, b


% Gefmany-Bishop Sabier; learned Theol'
l'D Frederic de Cent?, Aulic Counsellor; Zell'
I'lend Of Goethe; and the latter disiingulshe
9osage himself.


Switzerland Bonsieiten, the philosopher an
s1a of Haller, Muller, &c; and Naef, the fou


q The deaf and dumb school of the Canton {