, 1881-05-15
THE CHICAGO SUNDAY MAY 15 Tyvz,rv p.cne

L.
hMt hmGttGalng 90 health and al agreeable person
put ne seemed to have little sense Of the en-
1oyaoleness of his position lie was aireatt,
o1 Il serious. reflective turn of mimi. whici
was not extraordinary, seeing the stronEn
Us nture hn 1,t %f the Instruction daily
youth, but the priests never quilted his sitlc
Il was whispered that he was not even nj
lowed to go out shooting exceut attended h,
1ne n: OF 91[o these excellent men. Not. doubtless
flaal fIaa tne M padre was intended to draw morals
t!e young Duke with a ho.nily at luncheon
pleasant; and very likely" he '''saH:' s1'c.
efeSa efs%ca the79 don't nd,,n think % the priests
They were too wise. < moderate amount mt Of II;
knoWledEe is quite sufficient for Il Duke nj
Norfo!k to get IN with in these days, ut any
rate OF book knowlegc for that of the world
comes 2nn te early II, enough SO they brought up his
serious sense Of his responsibilities Indeed,
iew men OF the Dukes age-he is :s3-can
LOOK back on SO biameless Il youth rs his.
to'.fn f4f sGme years ne entertained the idea Of
sag to have been dissuaded by Ills spiritual
advlserS,-wllo may have pointed out to him
tilat Alr. Howard, Of Greystroke, a Protest
ant, was not so far off in the line Of sncces-
| 1iigs had probably something to do With tie
Dukes change OF views. Her ladyslllp
on becoming her Grace, accomplished tie
10; not very difficult, task OF tlctacIling the the
which Lord Beaconsticld also contrib
llteu IN lO slight degree. Mucl was n,aIe
ut the time OF this gain to the Conservative
s., Rai,tH, put tae c9untry.sec to have rocked
by the way, who proposed the health Of the
pride and bridegroom ut the wedding break
last. everything went off well OIL that we'll
remembered day. though one circumstance
was calculated to mar. in however Slight 4
degree, the complete happiness Of the Bride.
Ihcre was no present from. llcr Majesty; and
tile absence of the familiar cashmere shawl
was much commented OH. The fact is the
Queen: While entertaining tho highest re-
,verts: and even considers it her duty, us
head of the Established Church. to mark her
sense OF displeasurc against those who NUT
tle national communion. One lady Of her
Rome; and the lady was submissive. In
thus stretching the prerogatiyc, her Majesty
displayed creditable knowledge OF char
acter.
\ few months after his marriage, the Duke,
TO MS patron saint, and set them up in the
Bromptnn Oratory, proceeded with his con-
sort on pilgrimage to Lourdes. The; were
accompanied by Father Law, Il devoat cor
patrons, reverted to Professionalism after be-
holding tht wonders Of the sacred grotto.
However, the object of the pilgrimage was
attained; and the lIpuSeof Norfolk soon had |
al heir, baptized Phillip JOSEPH Mary" and
styled Earl of Arundel and Surrey This |
child Will one day be enormously rich, for
when certain leases have fallen in, the u,lcai |
income will be nl'atlrupled, and even now |
the entaiied estates are steadily Increasing in |
value.
The Duke leads life of the quietest kind,
taxing the chair ut nearly every Catholic I
meeting held lit London, but otherwise NOT
coming very much to the front. lie is
OF an altogether princc1y munificencc,
giving not thousands but tens Of
eosnnds t9wardS rdfoo,i the building Of
and toward every charitable work carried on
by the clergy Of his own faith. lie is very
generous, too, to individuals, no matter what
their creed may be, so long as their need is
clear. He has, moreover, tho rare merit of
replying punctually to every application for
Il cordial Yes pr 4 courte-
GUS No. .A1 Arundel he is immensely popl1-
lar with Catholics and Protcsta1lts alike:
though Arundel is fast becoming wholly
Catholic. The Dukes recent litigation with
ne Vicar was Of the most friendly kind,
,housh he expressed determination to push
us rights to the extreme limit of the law,
lie evidently considered tile honor of his
church involved in the struggle, 1t was res
sulng consecratetl ground from the heretic
The Duke speaks fairly well, chiefly from
ong practice. having 3ssnrcdly no native
onsist Of a letter to. the Standard. setting
hat journal right as to the age Of Lord Jar
at. The motto of the l1owarts is "So1a
CirtuS 1nvicta.' A device their present head |
night fairly adopt would be ''Aurca Medic
assay odintentions In cslnine.