, 1873-01-16
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Gus statement, showing That lie has a var, =.
fechve memory or malicious imagination 4e'
AN EARL'S DEBT.
The Lord OF Aylcssorl-A wi1o r
rccr Ending In IL Celebrated re-,

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extent to WHICH usnrv in 81 nrnct "a eamP'ta =; the
and tho a. .trnyacance which sr;iI 49,. ~ tondo1
tlo young nobiIiry. has inst hean ooral amoEg
cl,anccry. This was tho case Of thu r9at;t:a 10
tho Earl of Aylesford to bo roliayed fnor, Of
e1horbitent interest on loans contracIe3 ggay:sg
his minority and the lifetime Of tg fat5s- uash8
late Earl. must first tell YOU who and a1.s "
Ecrl OF Aylesford is. Ho comes froro .a,s. ~. thta
tue best English blood, and lis peerrra S'me Q!
the oldest recorded in Burke. 'TIa n-eno1 oaeo1
Of tho Earldom was TINT rI1Stsaitet ee1stet
Honesge Finch, who played 50 strT;na tirT1.ssed
and and who Vas madc Lord W cb,9ssi'ci ,ressEi'Estien
Charles H., With the title Of tho Fari ~ :,
tinrham. It was Of this ChanceIin- tI,st Sos-
Duko OF Wharton enthusiastically said ~ "a
deserved to bo placed Oh q shining thrnaa .ls ns
have rays OF glory perpotualy playing ahoo, ~ a.
bead" Lord Chancellor Finch had two ' sons ~
tingham, aud afterwards became prom;nsn w. Nos>
TtieaI character himself: and Henea"s uafns po-
created Lord Guernsey soon after In Jans fao.s sss
fsther'B death, and Was subsequeatlv eIev.tes as =
the peezaye to tho Earldom Of Aylestord: ~. !.
in the younger branch from ths rTess qeste1oea
Chaucelior Nottiugham. Abont' \ csr,t.-t4a 1t4a
the elder branch succsetled also 10 tia F.,31o,
Of Wincle1aca, and the present eccentric ~ u
Winchelsea and Nottingham ia tho renrs<an,o sai@ @
tiro Of the elder Lne: Of The foTsa :.
Finch. Il is q singular wv f.ct aoaAa ;ses q
while this elder limo has constantly reaone,-.J;
English no1iticg, and there has esldoT hsae !. y
undistinauiEhed Earl OF Nottingham ths ro.,-s 20
or branch hes remained in tho utmost nhassa;s
ever since it occup;ed a peeraee M ~
Aylcsforl. aimee Heneare Finch tLa rs..N .--.1
has ever been distinguished in sr1s l1 a;Sass sIras
OF politics the world has fo-cotts, i tbnns II
su:h titIe: it il eInost tba on7 nm rb; ,l;as
a1istod for nearly two ce.,t,,rir, yr;thn, nas
once emerging INTO tho light .: fao :u9s K5r ~
tho first timo. an Earl Of Ayirsforj il f,,tss IS
about in Pail Nall end Balersyis, actl a.rooe sba
ouid nuncs Of tho West End. snd far 10y :tte .ee
Simpiy for having ham ti:o most ~, o,.!. saa!
ously swiudled tnft" IF ia rs.ss.
generation. Tic house is to 10 conpratr;s.ss tsa5
On haring member w.1o las at least tLs rtsss
to protest against being ssindled: it & E ~
most historic act ita aana,s n1urI- Tha ron1s 1s
man, a. Lord Gueruser. vas actnalTv S.;tsI
brained enough to arrce tn ~, ~.
sixtv pe9 cent for Ioao ~.
OF Ay1esford, ho las The common .at:.
to refuse to redeem go outrageous co,ts,ss
It. is rarely That the Young nritish ar;stoes,t .
deems it proper to decline to nav "a dcbt II
honor n aud this. being e carubiine -dshf 9s,s
q debt or honor.'' Even yerv Worthy M ~
right old noblemen, who onlv: mildIT J;sssaroTs
tic neglect Of taiIora'. ard Jewellers Liz M
their tilial young bloods, make ha:te- to d.
houor Of the eacient house must not h ~
lied tbs no disLoncz 10 owe your t:;Ir
forever; it ia a disgrace l.art, tn !.
wiped out to fail TO cash lie adverse balances
nv Lords batting book. Lord Ay1asf,ni~,s. i
present lortl-ran for some yaerr q c51.sa ofEr
most racklogs disginction. 'IIo alInwsnsaGre
him by tho old end ;yas n yerv }sroe ona-sss.si
fhousanl nountIs s>vaar-hnt II ia M s,s;.a4a
begin each vear,g t;rf cv.rz.jr,,,s. Tfnd;nc.5.s
he could ret no more lc2ilima.ely. Lo. rasortsS
to the money-chan,cra, 80
BY tho very easy method of signing Ii, 6;s.
ornarnoutei1y stamped instrument e.lIed..
obtained q loan Of :G8G00. 70 he epraba orly
actually received $500. fnr. Co m per q csiI. .
E1,200-was caofully deductcd br iha
sly and usurious blorris, whose n.ms
Mosor =. When. :ho. aaoor1,t. hac.n1o d-.o nv +
lord Wasree6cr Il deht than ever hpforc }sci {
and Epdnm: :had nleved-sn ha youll sav-tta /
dcuce With his litie rnl mo-rocc6 hott;nchoes: (
and how to mec tie b;l duo to Morris US ! !
auandary.9,As | ,ost nlit it. witch @ - ID sim si1nny d.
connting ia d,ath ~ ono'a *.t1'er rsscI r.
him cnoneh mnoov fn rnt i'd nf sIn~1ir fnr ia
time hnt 10 1fr1r;s },;n,a1f L.I e1ri- Ia;.ea N |
tha most orhit lori Gnernscv }annd ,ns !
6nanciai old MN Of tf,o zea I,anene aLart III J:
ertv and tho d;anit;es of ~ liza % e1rl1om !, =
lad had in MI aiout RI 'oco: the ofWenu;nnu
1forria INV co;na IIo,yn- inn, n;vo for csl
30 oooi ma lew E"r1 ~ a-'ssfnrd tinngs
ia ,,aad pof h,ra boen y-au 7:,urda-etrDcEk u
offara<f ,n Observation-Disclosures For tha >nsa Il =:
~ nnn NV nho,,t - re.r H. vsa . osla1 ,,ns .
e nnu a1nr..u M aI T,oI;.o;r ec:;1e3H -
ar ca,t canh add;t;a, ~ 80 -,,ne;--E .nI :
ps os.to ;nt;+n,.aI ~, ;nant;a., n rscaTr
Il [Sa ~ whot. ,r,o'1nt ~. h;a cta;r, at co;omm III
~ % hinaJ ~ rd a a. ~ ME
- ,hst y, - .tortt.ta. 10. ad.h.f
7etar7n;ned fo ro INN ch.ncery ID, u
n njunc.ion. In5unctions are -,ecmstms
>cncficeut'' and equitable tbings; / ~
his because they arc sometimes ,.YaJ
;eryiceablo to people who want y
10 unjust things. Tho repeal Of tie usaH
avs rendered the Earl fully liable for fh9etuu
It common law. for he had agreed ia ths teri;
,ut tho Chancery Court decl.red II 'suneas:
and decided that II tho Eatf ;Tsaa
,ay the is per cent which be had proposed "a
should have no further hold q
lin. The Aylesford estate yields sLout szaGn u
year income, so TINT Tho Earl could hays etzg
.nough paid the .se1tortionate" claim; b7
ia chose to run the risk Of being :bf1nt.
d ns man Of Indifferent honor, !atSf
han become the dupo Of an out1:seoS
'lece of usu1y Probably this tfia' ua
AVE good effect for money lenders cana
onger hopo to recover 60 per cent utter q
5ice Chsnce1lors decision but it csn haedsfa
,nra1 that IL wifi }arn much daterfEnt -