New-York tribune., 1907-08-12

political circles at Brussels 10 the advSahilty
Of vestng the succession by law in the Duke Of
Nendone in default of any marriage and male
issue OF Prince Albert.
LORD AND LADY HINDLlP HERE.
Other visitors OF rank from abroad and who
have already reached this country by way OF Can
ada are Lord ard Lady Hndlip. who. like the
Duke and Duchess o Nendome. particularly
attracted hther by considerations Of sport. Lord
Hjndlip the present head Of the great brewing
house Of Aisopp. Burton. ana although still
4 young being under thirty. has already
achieved. considerable note as an Asiatic and Al
rican explorer and hunter Of big game. Indeed.
much OF what know Of the Somali regions OF
the Dark Continent. Of the remote portions Of
Al,vssnfa and OF The White Nile country
. Lord Hindlip and his American companion
IN most Of these expeditions the of William
Fitzhugh White house. of Newport and New York.
Whereas the Basses, that is TO sag. the members
the rival brewing house at Burton, have always
been Radicals. the Allsopps have always been Con-
servatves. The rivalry between the two firms has
therefore been not only IN the matter Of beer. hut
also politics social matters, and even IN love
For the Dovager Lady Hindlip. when = young
girl. Miss Georeina Palmer-Morewood. was
coUrtod both by Arthur Bass. now Lord Burton.
and bv Sam Allsop. efterward second Lord Hind
liz. Eventually. the maid. who had at first
favored the suit or Arthur Bass threw him over
and became the hancee OF sam Asopp. and on being
questioned by her friends about the matter. ex-
planned. with a laugh Oh, have only changed
my brewer
II vas Lord ReaconsheId VINO first title for
the Ansopps by securing a baronetcy for mis- po-
litcal follower. Henry Allsopp. Gladstone when he
got into office, followed suit by obtaining baronet-
for his political supporter, arthur bass pea
consfield on coming back into power. went him one
better and nominated Sir Henry Alsopp for a
neerage with the title Of Lord Hindlip. and then
y-,,nn Gladstone became Prime Minister again ne
secured the elevation Of Sir Arthur Bass TO the
House OF Lords Lord Burton The first lord
Burton still alive. and persona grata at court.
The present Lord Hindlip is the third holder or
that title. Together with Lord IveaEh ana l@ord
ArdiIaun owners II the Guinness stout brewing
concern at Dublin they constitute the chlei mem
fere Of that clement In the House Of Lords and IN
the aristocracy generally known as The b'eri'"-
Lady Iindiip 6 handsome. tail slender ana
very fair woman. with pale golden hair. and VINO,
prior to her marriage. as Miss Agatha Thyme was
reIefrate ed as one Of the cleverast Of amateur
sctres=es in London society belonging much the
same set as Miss Muriel Wilson and Lord Gerard 5
e5.te- t-rbel nov tn. wife OF Baron de Forest.
Being Thyme it IS hardly necessary to add that
she belongs 10 that ancient and historic English
house which has for its chief the Marquis or bath.
A>GJo-Tl-TC-J COUSIN OF ASTORS To WE'D.
Miss sorbie Roreers engagement at The Hague to
TO Baron ron Steenwyck chamberlain To the queen
Of Holland concerns the AstoTs. the Langdons the
Carevs and a number Of other American families,
Miss Boreel being a granddaughter or that Sarah
Aston Iangdon married 10 Francis Boreel, grand
master Of the ceremonies 10 the queen OF tle
Netherlands the said Sarah having been a grand
daughter Of the original John Jacob AstoT- The
Fsoreale are In reality Dutch. though they possess
an English baronetcy. The latter was originally
c,rf.,rrod nv the Inflated King Charles | upon
yyiGliau, van Roreel a celebrated Dutch diplomat.
-, -,-as accredited as Ambassador Holland 10
his court. his father. Curiousy enough, having oc-
cupied similar position in London during the reign
~ King James / and being knightcd by that mon
arch Sir william Boreel. the first baronet. Was
charles Indeed the -Merre Monarch even
vent 50 far as 10 bestow English bzrony, with
a seat in the House OF Lords. upon Sir MlihiI
1,,a E2oroa family has sti N its possession the
royal patent granting the peerase ana bearing INC
signature OF King Charles H. But the latter seems
20 have been informed by his ministers that a FOR
eirn ambassador could not possibly be created an
English peer with a seat In the upper mouse ol
nd cOnS
connection with the peerage were never completed
-, ~ horor such as il was lapsed Sir Will
co,,e ~ the standard "Peerages' and analogous
T-nglisb works Of reference declare that at the
FtoTal College Of Herads in London nothihg what
a,,er is known as to right OF Sir Jacob Boreei
,re .ctual head OF the house Dutch ciuzeh,
gentleman in waiting TO Queen Wilhelmina and
sS,,as,a, NJ HARLEM 70 Sir Williams baronetcy.
d., the van Boreels a old family OF the
Dutch patricate, who can trace tHeIr ancestry ancestry
back in unbroken line 10 the fourteeh'h cehtuIy
a. C,bent and whose lineage has been officially
Registered in the Netherlands ever since the death
IN 1868 Of Peter Boreel. grandfather OF the
In Fact the history Of Boreel family is
-, si,or,. of Holland and there been several
a,nbassadors 10 England. 10 France and to Russia.
adynirals generals ministers of state and great
dignitaries of the court Of The tfasue among Its
,-S,es-r zach nrince Of the House OF Holland
y,fo has ruled over the Netherlands. either as
stakeholder as~Sovereign, has had van Boreels
&C oficers of the byal household, though none of
,be,o seen, however to have taken any active part
in English public life since the death of Sir VIII
lam in whose favor the DarOnetcy was oFisihaiy
created.
Sir Jacob Boreel has The next heir TO
the haronetcy and to the chieftanshp OF the fam
Iv is Alfred van Boree. of The Hague, an elderly
man whose marriage has remained childess. and
after that comes Francis William Robert Boreel,
eldest brother the girl whose engagement have
recorded above and great-sreat- grandson Of the
original John Jacob Astor.
EPILoGI-E OF BRUsSELS'S CAUSE CELEBRE.
Hrussels's recent diplomatic canse celebre. in
which the son of the Chilian envoy young Carlos
Waddincton was tried for shooting down and kill
ing the betrayer Of his sister. attache Of his
fathers mission, named Bameceda, nephew of the
fortaer dictator Of Chill IS about have
aftermath II may be remembered that at the
trial which resulted III the acquittal OF the muir
oar,- number of love letters written by TIE GIL
xare READ in by the public prosecutor for the
n,,roose of demonstrating that young Baimeceda
instead ~ being Don Juan responsible for the
r,i, Of a young and innocent girl. was. on the con
trar.- the victim of q scheming ana unprinSpleo
ternptress VINO after finding herself compromised
Ia, numerous intrgues. was anxious 10 eiltfhp d
u-eafti, youth possessed OF name famous /
,br.,tchout chill into a irTfage, from which ne
s,u,tt to escape when ~ learned OF her ante
ots,.a The reading Of these letters excited the |
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