From late London Patler.
DEATH OF MADAME RIEGO.
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On Saturday last, Donna Maria Theresa
del Riego y Rcgo, widow of General Ra-
fael Del Riego y Riego, died at her resi-
dence, No. IS, Seymour place, Little Chel-
sea.


his Lady, whose fortunes have so deeply
interested public sympathy, was the dauBn,,
ter OF Don Joaquin del Riego y Bustillo, anu
Donna Josefa del Riego Florez. She was born
on the 18th May, 1900, in the town of lieho'
capital OF the district of the same name, III
the province of Asturias, and was the eldest
OF seven children, having at the time OF hef
death three brothers and three sisters living,
an OF whom were separated from her BY the
FATALITIES OF civil war, except one sister,
Donna Lucie, whom neither peril nor priva.
ton could distract from the exercise OF ths'
regard and attention which she was able 70
manifest under every trial.


In her infancy Donna Reigo was adopted
as an object of peculiar care and affection py
her maternal grandfather, with whom sne
resided IN the village of Funa; and IN INC
year 1903, was obligated, together with nm.
sell and the rest of his family, to fy from
place to place on the mountains OF AS
turlas to avoid the incursion of the Frehe"
armies.


Her father and mother died in her cary
youth and-in some few years after, she ios,
the atfectionate relatives who had adopteue
her, upon whichthe care and guardianship =. y,
herself, and the other six children, deSoiS''