New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-17
4 LONG ROMANCE ENDED.
MARRIAGE OF THE DUKE OF DEvONSHIRE
AND THE DUCHESS OF MANCHESTER.
THE FORMER LORD HARTISGToN's LONG BACH
ELoRHoop ENDS IN QUIET CEREMONY

THE FORMER LORD HARrISGToN's LONG BACH
E1oRHoop ENDS IN QUIET CEREMONY
AT CHM!T CHURCH. LONDON.
London. Aug. ls.-The Duke Of Devonshlre 10
day married Countess Louise. Dowager D"o"
~ Manchester. The ceremony took place a'
Christ Church. Down-st. 1t was the lnteh'ioh "
keep the fact Of the marriage an aosoiu.'
and only few of the most intimate lriehus "
the Duke and Duchess were present. Inc A'0I-
bishop Of Canterbury granted speciai n0en
last night II has been repeatedly ahh'uno'"'
az often denied in the last two years '"a' "a
Duke OF Devonshire would wed the Duche"' anu
lately society had come to the oeiiei '."v ..a.
rumor Of o marriage between 'he '"o """
less .,ioro
m. astarp commenting upon the marriage,
.avs. .Tbe Duke OF Devonshre has marrleu
W. .,d low Who il now aged sixty years. Inc
story Of their early separation Is t9'iianoo'
Tho,. ,y.,o fondlv attached while both very
voung bnt the habitual Incidence OF Lord mar.
;r.,on nrevented a declaration The lady Irleu
70 infuse energy into him by listening 10 s"e
attentions Of the late Duke of Manchester "i'
had a contrary effect upon Lord harrington 'h~n
,sbs intended. She finally became the wile Vi
tI,c Duke OF Manchester. Lord harrington ions
h,cbe,or life was attributed to the TACT tha' v"e
Ducbess Of Manchester after her marriage nav
o.tu1 ira,ence over him. He consulted her
h.for. he took a single important political STEP
1b.;r ,s,at,ons wore 80 we'll known that the So
o;.tv naners began to speculate upon their mar
r;age Immediately after the death OF the Duho
30 Manchea,er The difficulty was that the ia',
Duke OF Devonshre, who was strongly opp..
70 widows rcniarryins, and Lord harrington
who has strong views Of flial duty, oehSeu '"'
union during the lifetime oil MS ia"ei'
Tho Duhe of Manchester, whose wdo" oeo""o "
hid. again Yesterday, died at Naples on "sro" 81
400 and was succeeded by his eldest son. Lou 'iao
vile who married. in 1876 Consuelo daughter Oh .ne
late Don Antonio Yznaga del 'ahe' oi ",'s .s'
The Dowager Duchess was for years P''o' " ~, A.,
hond,s death on terms OF close friendship WIN 'he
present Duke Of Devonshire who was unc" ""o"
az Lord Harrington. They were lnseparaDic .o"
panions and their relations made one Oh u'e o.''
known Of English romances. For years "o o"s n"
thought OF inviting one OF them to country MUSE
mr. town house without the otner. and IL mas a""s'
been believed that the Duke OF Devonshire re'""e'
n bachelor on her account Although uie u""e
OF a Hanoverian noble, she seems the mos0 jpn
English lady Of the hunting and racing KIM " W
found in the kingdom. Ill.,, Ala
Tho father ~ the present Duke OF Devonshre died
AZ hs home uolkar Hall, Milnethorne, on December
a. 1891 and was buried In the Edensor Chuio"," a."
beside the body OF his son. Lord Frederick ea'enuari
Who was murdered In Phoenix PARK, DuoIn se'e tSs
ycar, ago by Irish Invncbles. LORD harlihs.o' VI.
prsent Duke was formerly supporter OF M , uina
stone but upon the introduction Of the assr The
Rule bill III abandoned his leader ana ass assn. Gu ne
nosItion o. head OF the Liberal Unonist party IN te
House OF Commons. When he became Duhe o D9'g hi
.hrs he was called TO the House OF ieers anu III,
useflIness 10 his party seriously impaired, NE
successor in the House Of Commons was joseph .uini
berlan. .... c,,lr auare ~
tbe fr,eDdship his wife entertained for Lou Haruhs
a..r al IN
dmrco from their companionshp. Upon the receit 9c
cadon of the visit OF the Prince ana Princess OF r,
hourne the only other guest present was the DUCHESS
OF Manchester.