DEATH OF' LADY SALISBURY.
LONDON,. November 21. Obituary: Lady Salisbury, of dropsy. The Queen and Prince of Wales sent condolences to Lord Salisbury. Very general public, sympathy is expressed. The Times says the country still requires the Premier's services. — November 22. The Agents-general unitedly tendered condolences to Lord Salisbury on the death ; of .Lady "Salisbury. November 23. Lord Salisbury is suffering from influenza, and is incapacitated from attending to "business. He was deeply touched at the welcome sympathy of the Agents-general. The Czar and many royalties have condoled with Lord Salisbury. November 24. Lord Salisbury's state of health gives no ground for alarm. November 25. The improvement in Lord Salisbury's ! condition is being maintained. November 27. Lady Salisbury's funeral was of a private character. The Queen and Prince and j Princess of 1 Wales sent wreaths. HOBART, November 22. The Assembly passed a resolution of condolence with Lord Salisbury. Lady (Georgina Caroline) Salisbury was a daughter of Sir Edward Hall Alderson, Baron of the Exchequer, and niece of the celebrated Mrs Opie. She was married to the Marquis, then. Lord- Robert Cecil, 'in 1857.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2387, 30 November 1899, Page 27
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