Yahoo HomeLillie Langtry
| Born | October 13, 1853 |
| Hometown | St Saviour, United Kingdom |
| Spouse | de Bathe baronets (m 1899 - 1929) , Edward Langtry (m 1874 - 1897) , Ian Malcolm |
| Children | Mary Malcolm |
| Parents | Emilie Charlotte Martin , William Corbet Le Breton |
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‘It was more than a pub’ – the story of five boozers forced to call last orders
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Actress invented tale of South Hampstead love nest where Edward VII conducted affair in bid to save her home
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An elegant Chelsea hotel with a storied history
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Kettner's is back! Soho's party house returns following revamp
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