Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-10

notice. His Grace, ffth duke, was
born IN 1906, and succeeded his father
in 1919 He married. at the age Of %,
Lady Charlotte Thyme. daughter Of
the Marquis Of Bath, and leaves a
numerous issue
Although on this side Of the water
we heard but little Of The deceased no
bleman, he.was ia truth a power ia
! the State. Having lost his parents
early, he was brought up BY bis ae-
eomplished uncle and aunt, Lord and
Lady Montag6, who combined in a
rare degree high birth and high breed
ing with moral and Intellectual quali-
ties Of the most superior order His
estate, which had been TERRIBLY EN-
barrassed, was. during his minority.
cleared BY the admirable management
Of Lord Montagu, and he succeeded at
p to magnificent heritage which to-
day can not return a revenue Of less
than a clear million and half Of dol
lars.
An extraordinary accumulation Of
honors and wealth has poured in upon
this family. The second Earl Of Buc-
cleach. dying Ia 1861. left tTo daUgh-
ters. The eldest died young. The
second, inheriting the earidom, which
passed in the female line, became
Countess Of Baccleuch in her own
right A few years later Charles IT,.
casting about 70 provide well fer his
pet son by his iavorile, Lucy Walters,
fixed upon the young Countess, the
best match Of the DAY. They were
married III 1868, and were created
Duke and Duchess Of Buccleuch, he
being already Duke Of Monmouth.
Monmouth hs disastrous rebellion and
execution, under peculiarly distressing
circumstance on Tower Hill. are nat
tiers Of history. For few years after
Monmouths execution his widow and
children lived IL strict seclusion, but
his grandson eontrived, principally
through the influence of John Duke
of Argyll and Greenwith-Jeann
Deans friend in ~The Heart of Mid
lothian 70 obtain restoration Of
the inferior English honors which had
become forfeited, and b which tie
Duke enjoyed a seat in the House Of
Lords The Dakedom Of Monmouth.
however. has not been restored, and
the Duke Of Bnecleueh sat ia the
House as Earl Of Doncaster The sec
ond Duke married in 1720, a daughter
81 the Duke of Queensberry, and nine
tv years later tins marriage brought
that title to The late Duke, with Drum
lanrig Castle aad q great estate This
Happened by the fourth Duke Of
Qneensbury-a notorious old repro
bate familiarly known as 4oId o.
dying in 1910 childless. Lord Dal-
keith. son Of tie second Duke Of Buc-
eleueh, married the eldest daughter
and coheiress (she had no brother) Of
the famous Duke Of Argyll above al
luded to. and She also brought inn
mense wealth into the family. Tie
third Duke married the daughter. and
eventually the heiress Of the Duke Of
Montagu By this marriage the
Beaulfeu Abbey, ia The New Forest:
Often Park, near Windsor, famous
for its oaks, and Broughton. IN North
snptonshire. hugh chateaa in fhe
French style, with hiriy miles Of turf
avenues radiating from the mansion,
came into tne possession Of the Bu1-
ceuchs, togetaer with an immense
deal Of plate bad precious paraphena-
lis for the Duke of Montagu was SON
in.law Of the great Marlborough, who
died sonless, and bis daughter inher-
tied much Of her grssping grandpar-
cnt's aoards.
The Duke Of Buccleuch owned the
greater part of three Scotch counties,
and it is ssid no proprietor knew bis
territory better personally His prop
critics wero adanably managed. Both
BE and the Duchess worked hard to DO
their duty in their state Of life their
household was regarded as at once the
greatest, the most hosptable, sad the
bsst managed in England The hum-
be as well as the high were well
cared for The Duke held Office under
sr Robert Peel government, at that
Minister earnest request, but in ac-
cepting it, reluctantly stated that be
fslt that the proper management 81
hs vast estates was more than a sue-
feient occupation. His son, the Earl
of Dalkeith, who now succeeds to his
fathers great responsibility. IS an
aluia6le man, f quiet habits and in
dplent disposition He IS married to
a very eharming and beautifui woman
3aughler of the Duke 81 Abereon
Integrity IS the foundation Of al
+ that S high ln chafaefer among man-