ALLEGED MASQUERADE.
COUNTESS COTTENHAM. iiy TEiiEGlurn— riu.ss association—corvßioiiT. London, January 19. Rose Robinson, a fashionably attired woman of thirty years, was chargcrl at tho Police Court with fraud, namely, impersonating tho Countess of Cottenham (neo Lady Rose Ncvill, daughter of tho first Marquis of Aborcavenny). Tho Countess testified that Robinson had masqueraded in hor nnmo in Melbourne, and that sho had been annoyed for years by Australians calling who claimed acquaintance with hor. Sho believed Robinson was onco a Mrs. Cottenham, but had divorced hor husband.
If you are contemplating removing, l.ho first thing you should do is obtain a quotation from J. Keir, 12 Featherston Street. Ho has had many years' oxperienco in this class of work, and is in a position to pack, store, and remove any description of furniture. He also dears goods through Customs, and despatches packages and parcels to any addiesa jn too world. IWoM, No. ÜBO. CSGO
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 100, 21 January 1908, Page 7
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153ALLEGED MASQUERADE. Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 100, 21 January 1908, Page 7
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