The sun., 1910-05-08


dor,,d London TOplCs SG Interest.
.rs ps,pl'ca 70 THE sUS
low. Nav A. {. FoN-Davles.
..s .t.... .l Dodd's reeraRe.' coinci-
4.-,y o.,b the Kings death discusses
.,s -rigarr ~ Edward VII. In new
h...- .rmDrrd families he endoavOS
o.. ASCERTAIN what families still existing
an. .r.. r,r,puably of ancient lineage
'rr.. .rE necn notorious that many
r- g rhs -o-Called nobility are of
,,r. mrdem lineage Mr.. Fox
r.u -.-s
-. .I.,t male pedigres of any person
l..r.. n tho United kingdom. the
--.-. rpr longest ~ undoubted I'M
--..,. .a male d-scrnt, - that Of his
Wt..'. tho hing. who is thirteenth
-....rr from Wutekind. the frat great
U.,. .' ~t1nuv. who died A. ID. sO7
I. rI-,y that pcdigree is wholly
uarm. through his father. and his
f.. .tr-r'ut from the Stuarts. Tudors
Ali rIrugru-ts and from Alfred the
Cr.tr - mo no the male line
r.- farther noteworthy that the King
rl. ,. surname His ancestors in the |
-,. ... t'vavs had territorial diRni- /
r.- ars .l.-rlorr never enjoyed sur
ram.
RIAL 'N1IoUEs.
Dr. PM. .rg un his list of ancient families [,
Nr F.,-p5,i'- rules ont IN I-plits terms /
Ws.h Scottish and Irish r.edigrees. |
rr,r- Ihs t..tIc rnmance has in some |
cs... supplied the hiatus of fact. English !
a~ , mug Saxon descent. and IN /
A. .l-. descent " very great antiquity. |
r..rf.r sixteen and include the Ash |
r.r.sn- larrV- Trplswneys and VOL /
sa.sy- The H-t IT Norman families who /
,n,v itu actually come over with |
VH.w were established here sOOn ,
after rra 1nJIrst IL considerably longer |
- rcar - tho list of families indu-
t..u.y established in England in the .
ctry rarbguot time.
Am.as 'hy present representatives I
,. .ra-. EmrIies arr the Earl Of Meath. /,
,rs pusr NJ Westminster. the Earl Of /
shrewsbury. the Duke of Sutherland. |
O.. pr rf Durham. the Earl of OnslOw
and 'hs fl'' n Iddesleigh Mr.. Fox
Dawes M ounclusion makes an un-
gallant rsms-s lie says. Long expert !
saoa D1mpoI, me 20 say much prefer
Q. -.-r,,uard with the male members
,' a family On genealogical matters.
! rv. rrver vet succeeded in convinc-
rE atv af anything she did not wi sh .
. Boz
,rNrING rHE suoKF
i-o smoke abatement soCaety At its
Er-.a. r.aaflug vas able 20 congratulate /
"-. '.t' hanks greatly 10 it, eNertions /
o.. 70 luntlU.s specialties the black .
.-.. af'r fog known a. London par
..n. o.. gradually becoming rarer .
m .a.rv"u.r and density bat the Dean ,
o'N,-'rlrst-r A. unable 10 speak hope
o. r reyar' tn the efforts to protect |
'.n-y from the ruinouS effects n .
tr- q. -'i tley had tried during the .
'.' .''-"n wears every -uggezttpn that .
f'. .aar made he regretted 20 he com- i
...' '. r"uort 'h9t they had only met /
~ '. tH.rn only rec-n'l.' he found /
'.r r.n1 had fallen from tho statue .
0 F.rnT Gilbert Scott .-vorl. through .
r c..-.rr Ihry VD~r now compelled .
3 r..rry aI'H IN" grim Portland stone.
y r0-i-'s .ra 'r-i'iIV- Effects ~ smoke
? . ... aisut,d for beautiful carving
.,p DAYS - rH rr,luorsi,
o., ktrg- i"a'n w 'h 'hn consequent
sing ui t.r thrItr-- until after the
neral aaI VI'n the u-nao. Il bad
.-trs-. snul tho period Of public mourn
aa- CIu-.f has mad" tho London
managers dli actors -ad W class j.
rd-r h.t The Strand this aftsrr lon 7
.. filed with IDLE actors and sctrysses .
emily discussing the future
Manager, had been hopeful Tor an un- I
.. .aIy profitable season which would .
...r up for the losses and disappoint-
..'- of the unfortunate autumn and /
'ar The hinge death makes them
q us0lafe 4 correspondent Of Tvs
10 saw Messrz Frohman and Tyler
afternoon Nr Frohman aid he
o.. rucyrI by tho death Of the King
l..a,-" he was a great friend u the drama
q t1 .pv-'erats th-atregosr when IN
~" hoped the new King would
b. good q friend 20 the theatre a. was
....I vi BE added that ~ course
I't keep hls theatres closed until
r.. ..n funeral
81. Tyler said i seem 70 have moth
. 'r hard luck with The Dawn Of q
Hr-pv lts first production was
... a,'"l ny the loss Of the scenery and
...r..- .-- On fhe wrecked steamer MIN
/. r.f and now the Kings death will
further postponemsnt Of the
.. .ou until after the funeral We
." -.1 every seat m the theatre al Liver
... .p-dav- matinee and tO-night's
"trr" az course the perfOr-
.- were abandoned For myself
.pr-d that there - dawn Of
..-murruw that Will make Mrs
... .ay Tie Dawn Of a To-mor-
20 surcr-s when fate finally
production m London
GII-fte viii sail for New York
H..r ru London he wrote a new
.pmety entitled Mrs. Flee
.... ,uRg"sts ne modern char I
HAMNFRsrEIS
Hmm.r.'rin isft London Thurs
Mary Garden IN -SalOme- IN
y night Not only has he
.- notorious silk ha' bot hs