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1936 Wedding of Lord Dunglass and Elizabeth Alington at Durham Cathedral
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0:35Now PlayingDate: 5th October 1936
Location: England, United Kingdom
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
ENGLAND: Durham: Durham Cathedral:
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ALINGTON, Dr. (Former Head master of Eton) At Daughter's Wedding
ALINGTON, Miss E. Marries Lord Dunglass at Durham Cathedral
DUNGLAS, Lord Marries E. Alington at Durham Cathedral
DURHAM Lord Douglass marries Mis E. Alington at Durham Cathedral
HOME,EARL Sec. of State for Commonwealth relations Marries E. Alington at Durham Cathedral
RIDDELL, Sir John Buchanann Page-Boy at Lord Dunglass Wedding
Rites of Passage; Nobility
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