New-York tribune., 1903-11-29

- the Sly Robert Dudley who LETT EnsiAnO
- settle n Italy. where he added TO hls p'l0e
- rank the glories OF civil engineer an ~
veutor. a physician a sportsman ana si--p
hinder. placing upon everything that be o1D
stamp OF something very like genius
Turning to the house CT Rich. We mo rno'e
t,lan one of its members conferrins ois'ile ''uD
mon the earldon. Lady Warwick WlseS il.-''
much OF Robert Rich. who first aofie' = -
ss a -,-ate t1,r ended as a stanch servant OF 'Ne
c---rnorveslth- she is ai pains 10 po'-' 90
.1-.t while according 20 the ordinary Nle"' '''
s.-a ,r F-rlar71 and Of the House oi StuaI' "''S
....,.s - q eo-fas or land battles. oeSll'''1lis
v-5,h Fdcehin ans ending Win 49,
---sa OF Parliament was immensely g.
e-ad tv the success Of The h.aIl o. " a
.7-a h{rA seas. his captures o. NeSs5s -
s--rfes 70 The royalist army confirm u'i''s
q, r,-,--we.rs support We Noul- AA7 -
...-sonsl.ty q this resourceful man.
De ~ --.st De content with fragment Il iO'n .
- -elsti-c his great Victory over %
srfrs os the King Of DennaTkes II ihe N~lI0~
Seas:
The ninth day q this present rlo7eth the Den
--l.ss r--o.-e5 i1 the Narrow Seas super D
--, ,'7---.-rc 10 England with fifty ships
---sf- with great store Of Ammunition toTse
s-s Hav but as soCne as the f-af4e o. y ar
.l-s- rfr- with one and twenty ships, ana
,-r-- veI.a-tIy with an Undarted courage lei on
.-v rtaces q Ordnance against the l'eflIIiaI he-
following Ke-y CouragioLsly insonueh th4' ne
- 10 -rr-- almost reCaut- and tUrne Sayle- Ihe
-l.---s-'zes on The other side behaved them
eaItes f-avey st the frst encounter. ana
80 -he English above th-eescore and ten
s-,.-ss which had beene sufficient to have
e--ke some of oUr ships but that they
ne placed so wisely, and cra1tily, that wee
"a a great advantage Of them because we had
-5-. v-f-7 vsthsu on our side. And the Lord
General had regulated the ships an equal way.
,5-9- ~ the second discharge they were COM
-euas 20 turn Sayle and fy. but two Of these
SIMS Ve-e taken; wherein there vas founo
r-4sr store of Ammunition and the rest escaped
ty flight
7, striking contrast TO this Paladin is the
celebrated Nary Rich Countess OF Warwick
with whose irritating piety her biographer al
the outset has small patience, but IN whom she
c1-eesses afterward that she cannot but see an
admirable woman The scenes between Mary
and her long suffering husband are hit OF with
e-za-t-g huruor- When the Earl had tWinge
os The cout Il was his custom TO swear nightly
7-ta-eupon his devoted wife would shed many
tears ana try her best 10 make him see the
error q LIS Ways "One's heart" says Lady
warwick goes out n sympathy TO the poor
nan who. when he was already suffering tenn
rr-zr to-rrents fl this world. was continually
warned 10 expect worse eLeIL-a4 II tAAS
next Nor Goes ones sympathy entirely disappear
c- hearing that when his confess brought An
th--y Walker doctor Of divinity. 70 talk 10 him
about his soul against his WILL be sat UP IN his
bed and cursed the worthy ectOr OF Fyheld
raa-EIy." After the Riches come the GrevilleA
among whom We are first attracted by FUlke
G-evlUe. the friend OF Sir Philip Sidney. and
the victim OF an onslaught famous IN criminal
records A servant named Haywood who had
been called II 10 witness his viii and found
that his own name was not mentioned II #
drew his sword and attacked him" In al old
letter Il Is said that he thereupOn dyed OF
corrupted fatt thrust into The wound OF his
belly in place OF his keIL which purifying.
ended him This member OF the house OF
GreyIIe cId q great deal 10 restore Warwick
CaF-le and one Of his successors. the George
tie good work not only repairing everywhere
tut collecting treasures q AIT. and n short
ceyotIug himself 70 the beautifying OF his 90
r-z.n- Il vas this earl who bought the famous
Warwick vase Incidents Ike this bring Us
down 10 the modern chapters n the history OF
the castle 70 the disastrous fire OF ISL and
O. the regime, dating from 1898 OF the Earl Of
Warwick now living and the author OF this
hook The countess adds a modest "EnvoI' 10
La- second volume, g,anc.ug at the things
-. she and her husband have done IN the
e--aavo- 10 fulfil The duties of our steward
slip and the privileges of our heritage" Else
Were their wise administration Of the trust
cc-l5e1 10 them has been again and again