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EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Lady Eliza Manners is used to being the centre of attention at parties. But the 25-year-old interior designer is in danger of blending into the background in this outfit....
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Daily Mail
2022-09-21T23:05:06Z
As the youngest of the Duke of Rutland’s spirited daughters, Lady Eliza Manners is used to being the centre of attention at parties. But the 25-year-old interior designer is in danger of blending into the background in this outfit.
She’s wearing a floral dress that imitates the decoration at her family’s ancestral home in Leicestershire, Belvoir Castle. ‘A celebration of this wallpaper, which pre-dates the castle,’ explains Lady Eliza.
There have been four castles on the site, the present one having been built between 1801 and 1832.
Winter is coming, but Game Of Thrones actor Kit Harington — whose character Jon Snow uttered those words — is well prepared. I hear the baronet’s son, 35, made more than £1 million in just a year.
Assets in Kit Harington Ltd, which channels his earnings, increased from £123,000 to £1.16 million in the 12 months to March, according to newly published accounts.
Harington, who has a 19-month-old son with fellow Thrones star Rose Leslie, 35 (left with Kit), was left with nearly £950,000 in cash in the business after a £195,000 corporation tax bill.
Queen drummer Roger Taylor has won his battle with conservationists to build a new gatehouse to boost security at his historic £2 million riverside mansion in Cornwall.
As I reported in July, Historic England initially said the proposed new building would be ‘overly-dominant’ and harm the setting of the Grade II-listed house.
Taylor then submitted revised plans to the local council, reducing the height and scale, and Historic England withdrew its objections. Officials at Cornwall Council have now given the go-ahead.
Almost everyone remains awed by the sombre spectacle of the Queen’s funeral — except, it seems, one or two of those who were privileged to attend it.
Displaying a remarkable lack of tact, as well as Del Boy instincts, they have, I can reveal, decided to tout their copies of the Order of Service at Westminster Abbey on eBay. One copy is offered for sale at an opening bid of £1,500.
The vendor, from Manchester, tells potential buyers: ‘I’m selling this on behalf of my mum who attended the queens [sic] funeral.’
How sad to sell such a treasure.
Music in Video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3M2tG2_OhI&list=PLRhJI5KY0-gIqMCT5zhnzYLB3Zb2pXWv6
Daily Mail
2022-09-21T23:05:06Z
As the youngest of the Duke of Rutland’s spirited daughters, Lady Eliza Manners is used to being the centre of attention at parties. But the 25-year-old interior designer is in danger of blending into the background in this outfit.
She’s wearing a floral dress that imitates the decoration at her family’s ancestral home in Leicestershire, Belvoir Castle. ‘A celebration of this wallpaper, which pre-dates the castle,’ explains Lady Eliza.
There have been four castles on the site, the present one having been built between 1801 and 1832.
Winter is coming, but Game Of Thrones actor Kit Harington — whose character Jon Snow uttered those words — is well prepared. I hear the baronet’s son, 35, made more than £1 million in just a year.
Assets in Kit Harington Ltd, which channels his earnings, increased from £123,000 to £1.16 million in the 12 months to March, according to newly published accounts.
Harington, who has a 19-month-old son with fellow Thrones star Rose Leslie, 35 (left with Kit), was left with nearly £950,000 in cash in the business after a £195,000 corporation tax bill.
Queen drummer Roger Taylor has won his battle with conservationists to build a new gatehouse to boost security at his historic £2 million riverside mansion in Cornwall.
As I reported in July, Historic England initially said the proposed new building would be ‘overly-dominant’ and harm the setting of the Grade II-listed house.
Taylor then submitted revised plans to the local council, reducing the height and scale, and Historic England withdrew its objections. Officials at Cornwall Council have now given the go-ahead.
Almost everyone remains awed by the sombre spectacle of the Queen’s funeral — except, it seems, one or two of those who were privileged to attend it.
Displaying a remarkable lack of tact, as well as Del Boy instincts, they have, I can reveal, decided to tout their copies of the Order of Service at Westminster Abbey on eBay. One copy is offered for sale at an opening bid of £1,500.
The vendor, from Manchester, tells potential buyers: ‘I’m selling this on behalf of my mum who attended the queens [sic] funeral.’
How sad to sell such a treasure.