New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-03
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WARWICK WARWICK CASTLE FUND.

,ss Sr0ye I'D, L. A., rre,res has been open to the public,
~ ,,peros,y several gersranons anu " III ' ~ wy
fIusash history 800 49,, $3.50. ou,,.v hs,oD8
Tss , fortunes. therefore propose that Nanonsi
~ T' \. made for Che purTose Of assisting Lord "arveA
So, So ,b., pcraon mind BY TIE ire'
~ ITCH stoneleish Abbey. keuiiWor's'
b 'soT1s Cr HERTFoRD. Rasley han Aeesef.
kKe'% nrxETcU YevDhsm PAddOI LutterHcrih
1hb De-, or ~ aPgNpON Grove Psrk Waifcrt. Heria
fHA 80 w davenport go P Cspe'thOrns, C0nse'"n
rtvsx yFWpEGATE esq, NJ P Areury PARK hansa'0a'
naSIrs W F1NCH ESQ. The Bury, bennington
~ T,RDlRY WILMOT. Bart, Recorder o. "arW'ek'
,oHy rIBBIrS. ESQ " D, MAYOR Of warwick
!VhS ~ Ipr7lI NJ A. Stonedgh vicarass, KenIWorA
oFoseE REPTON, esq. oten Bedford
- WISE ,,o " P. woojcoie, WtTWeh
swIsB ESQ, J. P, WarS'eN ~, vr..,.,
q r " VOLBBCH. NJ A., FsreoroUsh HAN "G'''S
r,vss orGpALE eco, WrOIlh AIe' "AFN%A'
- povyFS ESQ Chairman Board Of Health bennington
r cREAvES ESQ. NJ P, WA'"cA
my " GRBAyES. esq.,J P "srN1eA
urSRy JLpASON, esq. NJ D. H. DesS1 LAW
p WHELBR ,sq. J. P WsrV'eA
.,rIrp Ryl,AND ESQ J. P. worec'ter
RAccHUS esq, LPr Norwood House bennington.
- f,rrP,Y ESQ., P Counties Of warviet 'ai Worcester
s,aoM,s THOMSON e.q. NJ T.. LeAniSStOn
= SSEYD KYSYERSLEY, esd Deputy CsAif"a0' ''a'" "
s,r-u go N.s.rae anl Alderman Borough Of wIfWet
,prrrs WELLESLEY PEEL. ESQ. NJ P, Warwick
g. yrysToyT e. HAYWARD. Vicar, iuDainshAm' War"'cs'
1 uETNOLl NOLNN, htclpE o. NhNsA-~Nf eN1
LssaaToh
JOgS MOORE ESQ J. p, Alderman, Doro1gh Of "a'Niet
Earl soMERS Ba,.aor CASH, Led5uy HertiOrd'afe
lord VERNON, Sudbury H-ll Derby
LORD DIVERSIONS. oyerstone Park, Northampton.
uAIQUIs or NORTHAMPTON. Castle A'lo'' N'T'-'N''"A
81, CHARLES MORDACNT Dart, walton Hal W.-'i'h
X GEEENwAY, ESQ.,, warVck.
THOMAS LLOYD. csc Prorv warwi'k
Col AUGUSTUS ANSON NJ. p. Aray sDd S'ry Clao
SCOUTS LINDSAY Bart BaIcsres Fife
WILLIAM TITB. esq, NJ. p. q LOEadessqn
" CT NLIFFE BROOKS esq, ~ P. 5 GfosTeuof square
SAMUEL MENDEL. esq Maaley Hsn Manchester
N pIGBY WYATT esl e Tsvisio'l place Russell SQUARE
NAFouIS or WEsTMISSTER. Estou Hall Chester
y,RI STAyBoPg Prscs o. the Society Of The AoulOahes
CAeTen.Bs Kent
Earl bUcIE. rort-orts-oourt Fsfela Gloucee,e-.fre
EARL CRAVEN AsbieEn Bcfs@
Col R LLOYD LINDSAY. N. ?. Loekirge Want8re. Bcrtt
RSHOLPORD ESQ. u P Wesioublr; Gogc,stcs're
FRKDER Ci C. a cOLyILLB ESD, J. p County Of wsrveE
Lssmhgson.
HENRY W EATON e.q. NJ p. Porter, Pah, sbeuey Bsrs
John MURRAY. eq, 5eA Abeuarest
BARON LIONEL DE EOTHScH ILD, ". p, l| Pcc'dny.
GEoaGB DIXON esq.,. " P. birmingham.
SIR DUDLEY c. MARJ0RBASES, Ban Gu'aehu, Bespy n.
RHMUSTz es, NJ P Blstoae Hal Hsuey iuAidsu, warEes'
s.ra
KARL GRANVILLE
LORD ZOUCHE Parnsrc Puboroarb sosser.
EARL CRAWFORD and BALCARRES, Duoeeat Aheri'sa
SIR HUGH WILLIAMS BARI, BSdelNydisn, 81 Asaphs
Mack PHILLIPS. esl.. welcouhc stratiori -on-AvOa.
LORD BISHOP OF WORCESTER HartebEry Kiidernin'ser
GEORGE GILBERT SCOTT, ESQ, 81 Sprus Gardens.
TON TAYLOR EEL. Lavender s~eep wandsWOrth.
JOHN EVERETT MILLAIS, esq, E. A. CrOnNth Place south
Esnsington
TON OLDFTELD ESQ, British Museum.
J BROADTURST. csc. Fosou Hall Derby
LORD SOUTHAMPTON. whioau, Ioser,.er. No'i-'Dp'oo-
tre
ALEXANDER sTAvELET HILL esq. P. &c w'i,r s.,
6reevssorplAce.
JOSEPH NJ JOPLrNG e-q Hon Sec. 10 Pieeadi''.
Toe following letter Il The T<' Lon
tal
Ana A, Chairman of the Castle Ge~oraton Fund yon
-a loe rer'; ne 90 opportunity informing public through
o. zoe prescott Of WarVck Castle to what extent il bs'
destroyed much Of The Old lc;lre stu stands unnured
Our Committee has seen With r~g1et mas much
appreciation OF The pablo ard that n one OF Two VEL
CT, which have apesrei on te propry giving public assistance 10
Is for the bung IL taken % granted
the Castle totally DESTROYED and that Lod warEicts friends
tesfe 70 ala IN Of ed ice the Oh foundations
- replace the Old Castle by moiern building
In Or to dspste a. impression Conniee has desired
report Mr. Syn jr The architect who hav ne made
Hau examination since the t has kindly placed
a., following letter AZ the disposal o. COMMITTEE;
TIE pnbhe pleasure that the Vanted baements
csssrs Tower walls anj the rou the
which The Oldest portions OF the building
greet bah and The interior Of the wing q The Castle where bs
Or As e Hc e had been remOied from
Cbsres H. aud well be
without much ia 70 IL historic interest Of the whole The
entlBn. chapel auO and What have bvB ealei TIE
cute untouched
have no desire prop1y The appeal made BY
with feelings Of respect
Lord should have taken such his
bts To gusr against representation that been
Hste desirr hat tie public should ofT
Lord wt-ci benefits bargain for sdvan
tg be obtained presume that help offered IN matters Of this
gwen uaeere eoDdiaons,.a deed Of
Tae ageas
eoBuAstng pafusa
L.y assistance
rrOe,Oh Of the pubcs tight Of
t O than thousands Of Elglsbuen nave obtained
friends Chicago ngAbO
have received assistance their late eases from Engsh generosity
IBay vel What al gBmeo Sn presuVpo-ei
L0rl WGrves hal SHARE friends taken Any
therefore Which Their cal forth should be directed
Srey towards hen They wo4 deeply regret
seead expose the unBei ssd sensitive
snail artillery Of newspaper Correspondents
an az your Obeheui servant
COUrTs LINDSAY
Chairman Of Wor,-tck Rssoraloa rum ,omrauu,
Z Crou sel- place, South KeBsiBstob Jaw. J.
Is cRASLET-TLAoS. OSsLowsarAzE Dec q ls7l
DHAR SiR In reply request sem statement
s''e sser: Of he sc caused BY Ire al Warsi Caste,
BEG e forward yoa the enclosed rgDor.
The most ancient paris Of the Castle vsul.e basement uple
e Sseroou ball etc, The main val oat .o- Internal
-a 'aa the 'o"er' and the g'eTay' the these
unliaei BY TIE
Tle internal decorations eIeeut,l A. period, ,peg, fo
ns date Of Charles II. lie pres me
The destruction between tie State ho.- q,el by IN,
hHly bot 50 marked as has been supposed
Toe Eooie o. the room have been oceu-l,d
Ih, present family order freely 70 a. lie pube h,y,
't inlae TIE east sing bu have gwen Up ooupa,oB o. tue
EH sten occasion required
TIE mail walls Of the wing se a. The vest TIE
ro' have been entirely reconstructed su been sep
Decorating then With Objects Antiquity procured from I.ir and
elsewhere
The following list pr epa objects ie,ov.t
TIKI HALL Totally except the walls Of which vas
eoerue about forty when The very early roof
we're discovered lj The psaeARg date OF Charlie, the
seoona All The furniture ebes silks emDry gestry the prp
oDa portion Of e including the Robs r1 B,L
sAd Charles Edwards sword, entirely lost
THE MARBLE FLOOR u also much damaged
THE LARGE DINING ROOM. Partially injure4
BREAKFAST ROOM NeAp Charles The seooaD III ttss.pv