Lady Ashbourne (2 results)
THE DUBLIN REVIEW, October, 1913
WARD, Wilfred (editor) Mrs Crawford; Edwin de Lisle; Charles Bewley; Norman HardySir Mark Sykes; Donald Davidson; George Fonsegrive; C. C. Martindale; Lady Ashbourne; Lancelot Lawson
Language: English
Published by Burns and Oates, London 1913
- Softcover
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Fair. Fair condition, paper bound octavo, wear to covers, internally clean, viii and pagination 209 to 416. [QP].
['We are so vexed, & not our fault': Augusta, first Empress of Germany [Augusta of Saxe-Weimar], wife of Kaiser Wilhelm I.] Autograph Letter Signed, in English, to Lady Ashbourne, regarding a conflict of invitations with the Abercorns.
Augusta, Empress of Germany [Augusta Marie Luise Katharina of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach; Queen of Prussia] (1811-1890), wife of Kaiser Wilhelm I [Frances Maria Adelaide Gibson, Lady Ashbourne (1849-1926)]
Published by 'Easter Sunday /' On letterhead of the Royal Hospital Dublin 1887
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Add to basketIn 1858 her son Frederick married Princess Victoria, the eldest child of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert; her grandson was Kaiser Wilhem III. For Lady Ashbourne, see her husband's entry in the Oxford DNB. 3pp, 12mo. Bifolium with mourning border. In good condition, lightly aged. Folded once for postage. Before receiving Lady As…hbourne's invitation, 'The Duke & Duchess of Abercorns, [sic] my Cousins, had begged us attend a Masonic Concert the 18th. & we accepted, & now the Duchess writes they will be at the Vice Regal Lodge, so perhaps, all are going for the Second Part from your Dinner, otherwise the Prince does not like to throw over the Abercorns, we are so vexed & not our fault'. See Image of pp.2-3.
