New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21
u. a-osTENs OF MAr.Es

20 name ta the British peeraee Is more identified
WIN -1e ancient history OF Wales than that Of
-es'tH and IN -s therefore only natural that the
'-+5tafion .zsr week If the coming Of age Of the
.--7.. z1" ~ Lord Mosryn should have extended
'fE1-1 tle limits or the peers estates. in the
--l-..- portion ~ the principally. The family
-lstf--- ~ which several members are .estah-
-f--- "a t-s country NOTABLY Berkeley Mostvn.
MARRIED t0 Ms Alexander II. Stevens, daughter
e. LT y--aF1us White. Of New York and who
na14S aiz home ia this city, is one Of the most
s-.2-el. and lustrl0us In Wales IT is descended.
lie me royal house OF Tudor, from Marchudd Ap
,lHsr Lore ~ Aherreleu. contemporary with
"-e.T taTr. KING of Wales, IN tho ninth century.
an la@ @a-tEns of to-day sriII use as "a crest the
1a-1.'- mead. erased at the neck and
''r-l-1 about me temples with 3 wreath which
vas i-- principal HeraIdia device Of the founder OF
-ie lr.--
-'r4 AaFrgH chef country seat is Mostyu Hail.
A t-r.--ir.. where the family has resided since
.- L-'eeH.a century. and there Is no ancestral
''l'- .. 'rr u.Ied kingdom more rich en- ancient
Manuscripts especially those affecting the history
81 "a--. Es-rsu Hail NAV be said 10 have passed
mo l.. possession m Lord 4ostyu-s ancestors
1folgr tEs nlar gaze. Tho latter in Jas killed with
BE- '.' Space af week the owner Of the castle, his
-ie e.- s.E.H OF lns children. leaving onIy one
-5-sl ts- -.a--o-ia. Gis sole helre=s- She mar
Ii-a ttr. An I.rar. EEcHan of Losryu and the
--s-e a-1 estates have been Owned by the Mostyns
ever since
---f -aHsEE.. VINO s. Vire-aGmiral OF the North Of
p" fies and NJ CaTuaryou. is thoroughly identified
Viz "t.-. Ufe. and uresides almost every year at
.- national barl.n gatherings known as the els
-4.-aa .a bias been almost tho FIRST Of the British
peers era territorial uaEnates To- establish fre
"iE5-e aH ..s estate. 90 is composed OF the SER
wants '.e employees and the tenants ~ his e1reu-
eye .-..s. equipped with an the most up-to-date
t's-"e. and other material for The extnguishng Of
'is- and l- commanded and almost constantly
-'..-- members ~ tho family Lore Mostyn de-
s-itef -aad deal lf credit for lHis for were
81 lla-. to he destroyed br fire Ike So many
DUET o.. -Hel-h country houses E reaon. years,
p E-H.- be- frrsnarab-e loss 10 the nation. Per
-sla t0 aa.aurr ~ Tie house can best be- realized
Na-1 mention chat lord M0styu D. stIlI able 10
SNOW rle window through which Henry, Earl Of
he-H.0rr ar.er2ard Henry VII. escaped when
PURSUED b. a party o+ tle followers Of Richard
-- Henry of Tudor was hiding ar Mgstyu, his
9.e-' being q. Rr hts Welsh kUsfolk To- help him
A h'e-faroF r.e reiEnfnE house Of York. and he
-s1 .Hsr time 90 gel through tho window and es-
cap e-e Richard II-s followers entered the room
p F-Is. .- V.s about 10 sin down 10 las dinner
i-' Lord 81 Ao=trn of thar time was subsequently
''"afae- .e- I- fidelity Henry MI Uy th. laLJers
~ o. rlle sVorc and sword belt worn boy that
iasaarH tHe BATTLE OF BosWCrth which ARE Still
ttf-+-te. rHe HaI. The gem OF tIe library is
t''iasa.ts -.lrlll-Ies" a. rwO books, cNquisiteiy
.a..a l gold and water color dating from
-a7~.- .gU lifetime and presented by 'he mrs.
--..- -t-- ..u-rr t0 Sir william Cecil