The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-12-27


which dob1rs the afflicted from c1stlns
their vote upon questions not merely
Of national Importance. but which can
servo tho welfare OF 3OO.00o.000 people
subject TO Queen NictorlhH rule. In
the house Of lords 10 o. somcrmcn q
slnglc vote which decides the fate OF a
great issue There 90 no doubt as to
the 'crallty OF tho vote. u Was mat
tor decided by parliament and con-.
nrmed by the courts or Law 90 the time
OF Tie passage OF the Catholic cmancl-
patton hll prior 10 the accession Of
Queen Victoria. u wa8 rca0lrmod by
the national legislature r.; the time
Of the homo rule bin. whom Viacount
Hereford and the Earl OF Wilton wore
brought down from their respective
madhourcl TO vote against the grant
by ENGLAND OF long-dclaycd Justice 10
ireland.
Lord Hereford ia the premier yis-
count Of tie realm. and like the Earl
OF Wilton has only been crazy the last
ten years or 10. Lord Hereford has
almost been forgotten by society and
hy the public u needed such an event
800 the home rule debate 100 the house
q, pccr 20 drag forth his namc from
oblivion. But that Of Lord wilton lu
far moro familiar owing 10 the beauty
Of his wife. TO the popularity OF bis son
and 20 the fact that ho was formerly
one NJ the gayoat and most cntcrtnin-
ing members OF the English uriatoc-
racy he was especially fond Of music
aud OF the stage. and Tor time toured
through the country under an assumed
name al the head OF troupe OF wan
dcrlng Ministries.
Rclollcctions Of an this. a. well as
OF the mental aniietlon OF the present
Earl OF Wilton. were revived the other
day by the marriage OF the lattcrs
son Niscount Grey dc wilton, to Hon.
Marietta Thcllusson, youngest daughter
OF Lord Rcndcsham, at which the
bridegroom strlklngly handa,mc
mother was present. but OF course not
his father.
Lord Grey de wilton % the youngest
gentleman whose differences with Sir
Frederick Johnston. OF Mordaunt DE-
Norco fame. engaged tho attention OF
tho London law courts a few years ago.
At that time the fact was brought TO
light that the estates belonging TO HE
dcmoutol father. aud 10 which he i1
heir. Yield nm Income OF 100000. the
wealth OF the family being mainly due
10 the rapid growth OF Manchester and
the consequent rise Ia the value OF land
around that city,
The new NiacountcH Grey dc Wilton
D. u lincal descendant OF old po,cr
Thclldsfon. the Goucyeso banker. who
figured for time aB Swia8 ambaEsn-
dor nj the court OF King Loula NV. OF
France. and subsequently established
himself In business IN London. Whom
he died he lcit an extraordinary VIII
directing that all Of his great property
should be- tied up and Invested at COM
pound interest Tor certain time for
the ultimate benefit OF tho eldest m1lc
descendant OF any OF hlg three sons.
Parliament however. seeing that the
result OF these documentary disposi-
lions would be an enormous and use
less accumulation for an individual yet
unborn. stepped IN on the ground that
such viii was contrary to public
policy. A special act was passed..
called to this day the Thcllusson act.
which renders It impossible Tor prop
crty to be tied mp beyond the third
/ generation
Lord Rondlcsham. present chief OF
the Thcllussog family. and the only
member OF the Brltah pocrage who SIS
OF Swiss origin, 10 steward OF the
Jockey club aud one Of the most nopu-
lar all-round sporismen In England.
Ito achieved distinction as shot. aB
a yachuman ana In tho hunting field