The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03

ing else when an English peer marrics
princess OF the blood. An alliance of
that kind would involve his political exc
tinction. destroy the great popularity
which he possesses alike with the
classes and the masses. would render
him an object OF suspicion and ~
Jealousy TO the aristocracy. and expose
him To- the resentment OF most OF his
wifo's royal relatives. who would look
upon him as an intruder, and be iot-
ever In "a state % apprehension lest ne
would presume. on the strength OF ms
marriage. to forget the Difference que
by him az mere uohlcman 20 roynl'S'
or 20 usurp privileges and prcroEhnNts
that belonged hy right of birth 10 hiu
wife. but could never Doe his. The mar
quls Of Lorne is an Instance. who mas
had 60 contend not alone with the III
will OF the people. but also Win 'hc
almost incredible Sights and snuhs 10
which he has been subjected ey ms
wife'a brothers and other relatives
Lord Roscbcry is an uneuuivocal ae-
vocate of Irish home rule lie has salu'
There was "a curse upon the act OF uii-
| ion ~ drove It's very author from "l-
I nce In the full plentltudc OF MS pN"'r
/ In the very moment of the triumph ~
I passing II. So all went wrong ~ u
| has gone ever since; and " 20 one oil the
/ drawbacks Of that lucilcsa measure
/ that II left all the machinery OF inde-
I pcndcncc when ct took away the patlia-
mcut." lie had called home rule "a
/ leap In the light toward the roconclila-
ton OF the two nations" lie So enough
of N radical to favor rtform Of the
house OF lords. and IN 1854 he moved
q.
means whereby the house might prove
ita efficiency lie found time among
the duties OF the foreign Office TO hring
/ about "a settlement OF tho great colliary
strike lie ~ student Of social science
and ~ history and has written hta
Of william Pitt. Cambridge has made
him an LII n. and he has been lord
rector OF Aberdeen ana Edinburg uni
vcrsitieH. Al 3s berkeley square. In tho
very heart Of the west end N London
this noblcman has his town house. ht
belongs to the most exclusive club OF
the British metropolis, BrookeH
Whites. and the Turf club know him
The Reform. the 81. Jamca. ana the
Dcvonahirc clubs claim him an mom'
Der. lie even belongs Co the Marlbor'
ough club. that snug little coteric OF th'
friends Of the Prince Of wales. conven
icntly situated few steps from the dool
OF Marlborough house. 80 that hia roya
hlghnoas may have his domicllc within
easy reach lie has an interesting tam
ily. one Of his daughters Che has two
In ~ years OF age His two ronn Wer'
born IN 1859. The family name II
Primrose. and az the sweet little prim
rose IN the symbol Of the conservative
party. profuscly displayed on Lore
Bcaconnelds birthday II might be sup
posed that he properly belongs to tina
party.
He II the nth earl OF Rosebery Th'
7 more or less romantic Burke. however
z says that the family traces descen
! from one Duncan Primrose, who WA
seated" at Culross. In Pcrthshirc. In tn
reign OF Queen Mary. and whose son
canon OF Windsor. died In 1919. "muol
, respected" Then followed a succession
OF primroaca with the usual honor
, None Of them. however. appears 20 hay
been man OF the worldly wisdom an
, ability OF Archibald Philip. the prcsen
! earl and the only one OF interest {
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