Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-24
THE FAMOUS ELoPEMENr OF LADY ApELA
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We have il in power TO announce thar . IN. mv.
terry appcrtaining to the disappearance Of Lady AJea
hers, the youngest daughter Of the Earl and Counts.
Jersey now cleared up, the Information regarding the
far fugitive having been brought tn town bv m. Hon
captain Frederick Villiers from the noTh on Saturday
siierpopQ. t H.f'
The plans Of the "runa ways" were 40 w.lr
that thanks TO tho railway, to overtske them wa,
sbiliy tssems that unknown to the Earl of Jersey
aniis' eandesune communication has been maintained
Tor some months past by the youthful lady her gallant
sdnrer but 50 secretly that the wa.
excited even among the closest attendants her lsdyship
siet investigation was on the return OF the Countess Of
Jersey oto Arundel Castle, instituted the head Of the DO
lice NJ Brighton being present. and although NO, the e.,t
clue was Ia be obtained from the Of the youns
lady, the iadys maid who invariably accompanied her Ia.
dy snip IN her promenades said that tail fair gentleman
Ut military bearing, had occasionally MI nppesrsnee, sc
cideotsy met Lady Adcls when, as they eonver.ed in
French she could not comprehend the substance VI their
discourse. ~ ~ '.'
IL has subsequently, uanspired shat shortly sfter five
o'clock on "Wednesday evening. lady Adea let, the
odgo gates, public hy 10 readiness By winch her
Lsoyshp, IN company with gentleman convened 20
the railway ternpuy and Proceeded by half
past r'e o-rvek baih fUr Eondsa. o. their arrival
metropolis they must have gone direct Bmingh
railway at Euson square, and left by mail tain for
Newcastle route Carlisle, their way To Cr.,n.
Green; 40 that when IL was discovered East Lodge
oRhton that Lady Adela had
the lovers were ie road Scoii,nd Il was also rs
ceFtaped that her Ladysp remained ia the y at the su
an ni The bell rang for the uoin to The Hon Cap
an Frederick Viers having heard Thursday morning
OF tho sbsenee vi his sister, started by
To G'ens, II having been only surmsed that Lldy Adea
had eoped On his arrival Carlisle be there gained tho
rnstion that young lady answering exactly in descrp
uon TO her ladyshP. aud genem,n had passed through
that place. On his arrival Gretna Green or % re pro-
pery Graitency, the OF fugitive lovers the Hon
orabie Captain was olou,ed that Thursday afternoon
NJ TOUR o'clock, marriage sole mnzed and lawfully
concluded between Captain Charles Park Ibbctson and
Lady Adea Coriander Marie Vlliers Thus within TWEEN
hree hours after their departure from Brighton the nun
| tia ceremony performed.
wi' understood that after the performance Of the GER
emony, the Captain and her Ladysh:p repaired direc, TO
| Edinburgh. .-. - .
Captain Charles Park bbeson entered the 4,h fRoya
Irsh) Regiment of Dragon Guards corhet 2l,h April
1885. and in June 1887 purchased eucnan,cy in tb.
regiment he subsequently changed into the lib Hus-
sara Prnce Aberts own in which regiment he hold. the
commission OF captain Of the date Of June 1914 Wa
understand lhat the gallant officer Son OF Mr. Henry III
boston, OF the firm lbbe,ton son. proctors and
OF Great Knight Rider street, and Of Chester Re-
| gents Park. '-i' r.' '-' .1 -.- -''''. 49,
We learn that letter was rees,ed by the Earl Of Ter
sey on SaiHrsy morning announcing the Marriage but
was not until tho evening that tho Earl and Countess
possessed d ell the denis Of the elopement - =
The Hon Captain Frederick viers arrived NJ an early
hour in the afternoon Saturday from Carlisle and s
bearer OF oil the information that could be obtained
| a."
Prince Nicholas steTDBly and Visconni Viers shortly
oter Tue Hon. Captains arrival proceeded by the exnress
train 10 Brighton TO acqusin the Earl and COUNTIES. of Ter
sey wth all the cfcustanees fesivc 10 the marriage
The Earl and Countess OF Jersey and Lady Cleuenna
Vliers are expected to arrive in day, from eh-
| ton.
rumored that her and the Captrin frat met
atAImaeSs during the last ssason~- English Paper,