Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

| through the famous woods OF Cr,por,i
.No| and then, as the road twists on. one
gei. glimpse OF the shining vatprs Of me
| lLltn 81 Forth, until At last the great rail-
way bridge spanning II comes Into view
There Ia another noted mansion looling
down from the heights upon the Firth. This
u illpet0uu House, the scat af the -,rl ~
Hop'iaun IL Is all famous country here
NalNr Scott country. In later yoars Robert
Louis Stevenson has added the romance of
oeIoh 20 tue Queens ferries and the old
hdWts Inn at South Queeusiarry. II vac
through the Dalmony estate that David nal
FOUR marched TO Edinburgh when he and Alan
bstck-you have read Kidnaped''-es,tnsJ
down from lie Highlands
Toe house Itself IL one Of those ciirl5usi,,
lll-toTmei piles, dating from tho year NJ
Waterloo. II Nigh. be described viii, n nor.
tain measure Of inadequacy as eonsistInr N
TWO hanks, divided by not especially g,rll,-
iuS or lofty turrCt Il Is from tbls tirro,
that The ilag nics Nh9n the house Is IN aeon.
patton. In front OF the house spreads ant
very hne parh-one Of the twin glorles ~
udlmeny, Inc other glory Is Lord Rose.
very, scattered here ana there on The sward
are eeniury-lld trees. Il 10 not 4 very I'M
posing place. As YOU drive alang the Edi1-
burgh main road you come to an tnpreton.
uous wooden gate whence a Wide driv,
leads to the premier's hospltablc doarstop.
decade OF Two ag9-when you ana
were counter and Lord Rosehery mad moi
yei come into his 0wn~-ll Was a fayorits
launi from Edinburgh to Journey down m
Dalmcuy 10 visit the old ruins OF Barnbourle
Caste Lord Rosohery has restored The IA
rum beyond the recognition OF ihoss vbo
knew It lang syue. Il Is one OF his hobbies
-he has number OF th0m--,o collect a
remarkably complete Scotch ANTIQUARIAN
library NhlcA be has stored In narnbougle
castle some family helrlo1ms also End a
home there, With statue OF Carlyle 10 keep
them ami The antiquarian library In order.
After all, ones chief Interest attaches IN
palmeny House,
| have said that the Earl OF Rosebey is
a man Of hohbies. His nhiof fad al prosenf
ls collecting hric-a brac connected Win IA
great Napolo1n-ihe genius Of war as
Rosabery has called him. Probably his most
valued POSSESSION Is the well-knowu picI,,re
81 Napoleon, ny David. which haugs In tbe |
music room. The picture Is familiar in en-
gfaNings--thc Emperor rising YEARLY ln ne |
morning from an aN-nigh, Sitting over no |
Napoleon code. Il should be said that In ne |
large, handsome always homelike rooms N 4
nAlmeny there are great many admirable !
paintings There are portraits Of Pitt- |
whose biography Lord Rosebery has written !
-rand Fox, aud a very hne portrait az His- |
narck.
Murillo, solarlo, Reynolds. Angela
hret 'quartQr length Of the QueenEI.eir
lamesone, herkomer and Milials are some
u TIE artists whose brushes hrichtsn ana
Nails OK Dalmdny. Miilals work is
me portrait Of Lord Rosebsry when no
vas much Younger than he Is now-bofore
he Srinkles were on his forehead or the
~ IN HIS reddish hair.
Hnes h. has been Prime Minister Lord
teSebery has aot spent as much time an
= ineny Park as he used TO. Il Is a gooi
"a houfs ifcm London; and SO for 4 short
taS v1s % town the uurdeas aud Meut-