New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-06
LADY BEATRICE HERE.
r,no,s English Beauty Visiting
american Relatives.

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v geatrioe Pole Carew. VINO Is no" IA - -
Lsas = at Prides Crossing. Mass Win INC
ioa. Io-ine. anu who IS coming 10 New i
-. week f. one OF Ehsianu 80 ,Iar.,,,.
next .,s the eldest daughter or the MARQUIS
sesuues Commodore OF the Royal Yacht Squad
o. u u t.rssitary Chief Butler TO the crown III
roz az rord orronde has no sons. and corSe-
,,s historic Kilkenny castle along WIN .-.0
oa'"+.,IAd estates in Ireland, as Wen as n!S
oue and other dignities, viii pass at his
-. his brother Lord Arthur Butter IhaiIIe
oestn -r.o si-I daughter Of General Stager' Oh
10 $3.50 States army and who has seVeral SONS
-Ae = her mother Lady Beatrice Is a gra''D
I"s.n- ~ the late Duke or WesIHhrs'ei. on,
aals--.ons Lieutenant General Sir Reslnaio foi-
nel ,,sed TO be known as the best faFoie0 ~
ee s,.+,ne71isf1ed looking officer In me ann
nus I,ob he has only recently retired. lhoeeu'
ron ,' -Ia and Lady Batrice are remarkaoiy
eI =, co,,rle Their patronymic OF Pole are" =
o,-ced as il spelled "Pool-Carey' anu ~ =
f-gblv ,n keeping with the topsy-'ur Neso oi.'
:. ..,,rs in England. where names are co"cei No.
"a -. 49, v-eu known Carey family in Devonshre
fhat %. ,,,oa its name as II written "Carew.
D.a+rfca is a very rich woman IN her own
= ,.,4rr Inherited a fortune Of about slea0o u
- as we'll as several country seats IN 1relAhu'
- che last Lord Lismore, her principal nome Ia
-. emerald Isle being Shanbally Castle. IN up
- <s,,iliar 70 every Irishrnan Of the name OF
-. family Of the O'Calahans when III
.er, times held the rank Of princes in that pa''
:. 7-sland known as Munster. Lady Beatrice Owls
- .,he-ttance Of Shanbally Castle 20 me pre-
,,,ra death Of Lord Iisnnore's only SON the non
-. r,-r,sIa han who broke his neck while pay
a. nolo cut n India. There he married a wen
,,v-n comedy actress. who. prior 10 her mar
TO as well as after his death. figured on the
-.es first as Rosina Williams and then as Koslna
r'csuahan She was-the daughter Of clergyman
h. fhe name CT Williams. had the advantage OF
~o,s sducation but went on the stage, which sho
LEFT 70 marry the eldest Of Sir Nebo oll' Il
was IS his widow she married at Crn6aila the
e., (>eorge C-caIIahan- who after . few years OF
-rs-TBed life was killed while playing polo Ie2V-
.,r sis widow entirely unprovfded for' ana no
,bFl5ren Eis ole father. Lord Lisrnore, VINO haa
h...rlv resented the marriage. and had always
declined 70 hold any communication WIN HiS
6aushter-in-law. died in the following year am
bss il not been for this unfortunate polo game MIS-
rYcauahan would have found hersen peerless u
.be realm and mistress Of great entaiieo esla'es'
She IS row married for the third tine 10 man ny
TIE name Of Elgernon Sharp
may add that she instituted proceedings after
George o'cauahaa's death. first Of all against the
Las. ro-s Issrnore TO secure an allowance. and
after his demise against his estate TO obtain some
heneat therefro-r but each instance she was de-
,eated a similar failure attended an attempt on
.he mart Of Surgeon General Daniel J. OCalahan
father Of Lady Irving widow Of the famous actor
e secure the peerage and estates Of the last LORD
Ls-ore as the chief OF the remaining OCallahans-
Lady Beatrioe's ether home. Antony, in Corn
val hslonrs 70 her husband. Sir Reginald, who
won his title and much distinction In the Boer
war represents the younger line or That ancient
house Of which Sir Henry Carew, Of Haccombe, N
Devon is the chief The Carews are one Of the
very few families noy remaining that can trace
their Descent without interruption from the Anglo
ssxon pertod Of English history, the founder Of
tneir house having been Ohio powerful English
baron in the tine OF Edward the Confessor- Hac-
oorrhe figures in Doomsday Book as belonging 10
the Courtneys, and came into the Carew farnllF
through the marriage OF Joan, daughter and
heiress q Sir Hugh Courtney. TO Sir Nicholas
Carev the direct ancestor of Sir Henry Carew.
TIE present chief OF the family father % Alex
aade- carew, who founded the Carew OF Antony
lae. now represented by General Sir Reginald Pole
ca-ew. u is said that Sir Nicholas Carew won
both his bride and her inheritance by the fulfil
nelt Of wager that he would swim his horse q
nile out 20 sea in Torbey and back again. In
memory Of the feat he nailed the four iron shoes
by the horse to the great caken door Of the
quaint old church adjoining the house, and
tive Of the shoes remain intact TO this day. we'll
the ruste6 remnants Of the other two, stIll
fastened 70 the door 10 which they were nailed
more than five hundred years ago. Sir Henry
carew likewise enjoys. the owner Of the Manor
q Hacconbe, exemption from all taxation and
duties by virtue Of q royal grant to John CaTew.
who was commander Of the army sent 10 italy
by King Henry VII and by his ally. King
Francis Of France. 10 rescue Pope Clement VII
from the prison into which he had been thrown by
Emperor Charles V Of Germany.
Sir Reginald IS strictly speaking. q Carew
through the female line and though the sole rep
resentative Of the Cerews % Antony in Cornwall
is BY lineage q member OF the Devonshire House
q Pole. which plays great role in the his
tory OF England For Sir John Cerevv. Of Antony
left no sons. but only daughters. the eldest OF
whom, Jane Carew. inherited Antony and the fam
ly estates and bequeathed them 10 her grandson.
Reginald Pole, who ASSUMED the name and the
arms Of the Carew family IN addition TO his own
s'a1e for the Home Department in the Pitt ad-
nninlstration during the reign Of George Ill and
General Sir Reginald Pole Carew is his great
grandson. One Of Sir Reginald's sisters Caroline
zoe Csrew, married ten years ago Francis VIII
IAN Lo-ng, Of Boston. and Il IS owing to this re-
4auonship thai Lady Beatrice has come TO Amer
loa Tor the purpose Of visiting her sster-n-lazy
eno The latter's family. The present head Of the
roe FAMILY IS Sir Edmund Reginald Pole Of sh,1+e
rouse near Administer. in Devonshire and who
3z8 0''0 III