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bons. He was then known by the name of Cipriano Palafox, Count of Theba. A strong attachment sprang up between this member of one of the ohe feminine offices,that of first lady of honor. Her husband, Count Theba, soon received additional wealth and honor, inheriting from a desister, Maria Kirkpatrick, and of Cipriano Palafox, double Count of Theba and of Montijo. She was born the 5th of May, 1826. English and Spthe Countess of Montijo, with her daughter Eugenie, the Countess of Theba, visited Paris. The marvellous loveliness of Eugenie, the ease, grmost attractive graces which can adorn humanity. The Countess of Theba, Eugenie, had been educated a --Catholic, and was reputed an earnesommunication to the Senate, announced that Eugunie, the Countess of Theba, had consented to share with him the throne, in becoming his partneand pomp. The marriage of the Emperor and Eugenie, the Countess of Theba, was celebrated at the Tuileries, on the 27th of January, 1853. Th

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