New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-11
THIS LORD NO BACON.
1or5 Gyfmsion Is No Descendant Of
the Great Sir Francis.

r-sn,s,on. WHO Is expected 10 arrive here to-
= 49,. England. is. although the son and heir
-. --s-I u Neruam. no Bacon. IL Is necessary
o .,,lsf- this as the great Sir Francis Bacon.
- s,r,e people believe 20 have written the
- eha kespeare ani who certainly originated
N,s .7crsre rrocess. was created Lord Neruam
~ -, elevated 70 the Lord HiEh Chanceilorship.
-, go however became extinct AZ his death.
l - --sss-f earIdon1 ~ Ncruls-n. 20 which young
- r,-fnnstor VIII IN course o. time sacceed. was
- IN 1878 -1ohodv quite knows why this
-.--, ,4ae conferred unless n was because
-, waiter Crirnston married the daughter 81
~, Minister Lord Liverpool who IS there
- -, grandfather a. Young Lord Grimston.
~ ..l-. -lsirns 90 be descended from Sylvester
II ,--,---e+ore who accompanied William the Con-
- 20 Fugisnd IS bis standard bearer. But
= .r-e r5ost notable OF the f5rlrnssaus in ol1cn
-. cf- -arbottle Crimson Who
- - che House ~ Commons - the time q
- r,..o-s-{ou Sir Harbottle played 50 notable
- Al English history that the name has ever
-. b.en re-retuate6 BOZ the family As In 20
-. cases % Old English families. the Inc -
- tss beer broken. and has been perpetuated
- $500 she dIstan side 81 the house. Thus
- -. .,,,-irs-ti~ CRIMSON. who dice in i5oo. LETT
- -,,re issue and his large estates descended 70
~, s-ss--rrrheu. william Iuckyn Member 81
,,....~--e-f FOR s. Aiaans. Who was authorlzea os
-. r-,v-- -o assume rho name ana armoriai bear
- 80 his relative. and was eventually created
= --tr.stor iu the peerage u ireland This
-. - CRIMSON I'm his old age took 20 play
- l---- nor with success Pope holds him up
.,sl,,.,e as 'rne BOBBY lord This has served IS
,--.-r 20 bis descendants none 81 whom nave
.-.---ss since then 20 trlde with letters. Young
- CRIMSON ir this respect adheres 70 the ira
-. ~ his family. For ~ Eton. a. well as AZ
..-s 30 distinguished himself more on me rlNer
- M connection with his studies. rowing IN ne
49, ergf., En- 1855 and -sao and r. tho oxford eight
-, ,,-i,-e-si-, bo-t race in 1867 lie Is twenty
.s.sx As vel as no Go-hamhu--', one ~ me nhes'
=. places in Her-fordsf.re.
.,,srton has late,y been drawn - mo eNls'ence
- -s-srlabIe o-6c- which ~ reTreseil'eo ID 'i-is
- an the title ~ which may be rendered
\. r-rHss as The Attorneys u & Peter. u j.
- n eminent Roman catholic lawyers Ia
-. mes rf she world. with branches IN the
.-.-s great capitals the Grand Master gems
.sr-. Iautier Of -he French bar. Nn'le l'-Ae
- srs-la-des is az the head - the French
-..-~s rr van F-snherhuyssen Is chairman o.
-. 40 b-s-ob while Or won Hertlng, one q
.. ls.ss-s NJ tho catholic party I'm the Reichstag
!, .bs chief NJ the German branch. tarclnsi
ys-pors has been the protector ~ the oroer since
.ss ses.h of Cardinal Tarroo-hi. The order was
Funded By Plus IA. and the first ~ its statues
.s-.es fe object restricting as IN docs the mem
e.-ssip 10 those members ~ the LEGAL profession
a. "a -e-eo-rccs possessed 81 legal training VINO
have given adequate proofs 81 their lnselhsA &C.
yoior ~ the interests ~ the Church especlaIy III
l,ral matters. The services which they nave ien-
ss-es 70 -he church and the vast infuence "tich
-tev have placed az it's disposal are little known.
~ v.-t --s- discretion which - characteristic ~
heir profession they sv1s al noto-iety. the only
INSIGNIA 81 their order beine medallion showing
vfolet cross on white enameled ground
7. IS doubtful Whether there has ever been an
rprfsb reer who. on succeeding Go The estates and
,-.--7 sc ~
perfect order than Tho new Marquis or ea4souis'
n she MANAGEMENT o. his immense property the
rrest statesman who for 50 many years directed
,he fortunes a. the Conservative party was the
most rnethodicsl and exact of men Everything
YES cone on a system. and the most rigid adhesion
a thar system VAS enforced on al those WIN
nor, be had dealings. All accounts against him
tss 10 De rendered monthly and paid on certain
ss~ AZ the month. An infraction of the rule OF
rsrssrps the accounts monthly led. 81 the first
osss 70 a. iutimation Of the rule and = warning
Put y second fnfraction occurred. the account
was AZ or-e closed. In the management 81 his
fsn6s-he mace a point OF always having Scotch
mar Is hts estates sEeut--he established a system
q elaborate returns. which compelled the mainte-
nance OF oonsidcrabl STAFF % clerks r. the estate
oHoe From these returns he could at a glance
discover TIE financial history not merely OF every
niece az rr0uerty hut az every field 81 his numerous
farms u was not only an elaborate but a costly
system such az exists on few other great estates,
but which enabled rle late marquis 70 know at
once exactly where ne stood IN connection with the
expenditures and revenues of his property. and
which was Characteristic % tHe orderly habits OF
che great statesman who has Just passed away.
TIE accession % Lord Cranb0rne 10 his fathers
ml-c1sate entails O. course his transfer from the
House OF Commons 20 tho House OF Lords. But
q DOES not necessarily mean that he will quit the
Foreign once in which he has held until now the
pest o. Parliamentary Under Secretary OF State. IL
us event o. Lord Lsndsdo~ne's resigning his seat
z the Cabinet. because OF the popular clamor
srsirst him IN connection with his conduct OF the
Var Department 81 the Boer war. 81 IS possible
thai Commone- may De assigned TO his place.
IN Va.ch event dhe new Lord Salisbury would rep
resent TIE Department OF Foreign Affairs IN the
holS q Lords instead 81. as heretofore. IN the
rouse q Commons u may be pointed out. how
e'el "a; The nomination o. a Commoner 20 the
tsietarysAip O. Foreign Affairs is rather contrary
+" custom The majority q the foreign ministers
q Ne British Grown "a the last hundred years
I've been peeTy OF the realm. such as LORDS Aber-
ls5l Srsntlle. Nalmesbury. Clarendon. Rosebery.
AHloefleyi Derby and the Duke OF Wellington
among ne reasons for this is the fact that IN the
Ao9se Q; Lords The responsible Minister Tor Foreign
A'-aH is less exposed 20 inoiscreet questions
ne part % members 81 the Opposition than IN
~ io"er chamber o. the national legislature. and
'-eA 100. there Is . opposition the part OF the
0o"n 70 regard peers ss better qualified than
'-llnaone-s 20 conduct the foreign affairs Of the
90 H--Of4dihce Win me wishes and views
ne monarch the supreme control OF the for
% relations OF the empire being among the most
-ershed q the constitutional rreroEstives OF the
kng
IAs Duke De Tarerte. grandson of that first duke
ar Marshal Macdonald. Won 50 much fame
--l military glory as one OF the foremost generals
ne great Nspoleou. has recently addressed n
- 10 TIE leading Paris newspapers protesting
me most vigorous language against the OF
= ule cf Duchess % Tarente" by his divorced
- pointing out that by the terms OF the decree
u llkoTor crr -,