New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06
Lord Grey Not GOING to India.

am also able 70 deny on authority the
story that Lord Grey Is TO succeed his
rrother-in-lav, Lord Mimic, as Viceroy of
India Lord Grey's health-he still feels
,he effects Of the sunst-oke Of years ago
would absolutely prevent his accepting any
such appointment
Lord George Campbell, who has been
living al Inverary Castle as sub-tenant, has
rented II for long term Of years, which is
= source OF great satisfaction TO the people
o. the district, who bitterly resented the
action Of the present Duke of Argyll on
succeeding TO the family shonors in leasing
il TO Z series Of strangers. IF the duke
decided 10 let il on the demise Of his
father it was because the latter left every
zestige Of money that he could away from
his eldest son for the benefit OF his third
wife. whom he had married a few years
7efore his death against the wishes Of his
family. Then. too, there were the enor-
rnously heavy succession duties on the en-
tailed property. and, besides this, the pres
cut duchess who is sister OF King Ed
ward. has always disliked the castle, which
- 4 terribly soInbre, though stately, pile
When the duke and duchess go 10 Scot
land they make their home at Roseneath
House. which commands most superb views
OF Durnbarton scenery
In~erary Castle, as II now stands. is one
of the works OF the famous architect Adam.
who began il in the year 1744 for the third
T,rlke Of Argyll The banks Of the River
A-av have. however, been the home Of the
chiefs Of the great clan Of Campbell for
:7-ore than five hundred years, and the
ruins OF the old baronial had erected by
TIE drst Earl Of Argyll are still to be seen
close 10 the present castle. The latter is
constructed Of d SORT Of slate colored stone.
IN tho casteIlated style, with round towers
II the angles. and surmounted by great
-Crlsre tower in the centre. The great hall
Of the castle. which is beneath this central
roue- is filed with ancient armor and
va rons comprising q hundred muskets
which were use in 1915 by the Campbells
when Prince Charlie as Pretender, had
al Scotland Up in arms. on one side the
castle slopes down 70 Loeb Fyne, one Of
The most famous and beautiful Of the lochs
% the Western Highlands
The history Of the CampbeIls is the his
tory Of Scotland No family has borne
target share in the trials and triumphs
G. that northern kingdom than the clan Of
shich MacCallurn More is the chief. II is
--fnE 10 this that the name Of Inverary
Ggures 50 frequently. alike in Scottish his
rprv and in Scottish literature, and is
familiar 10 avery -eader Of the novels Of
- Walter Scott Burns, too, has been elo-
cuert z bout the castle in his poems, though
n an unfriendly strain; for. failing TO re-
ceive proper hospitality on the part of the
duke Of his day when he visited the cas-
tl, he revenged himself BY the following
"a eli known linez:
w-5oe'e - he be that Sojcurrs here.
pity much his case.
Unless he wait upon
The Lore their Goo. his Grace
There's 1 nasthing here but Highland p'ide,
j: Providence has sent here,
Twas surely in his anger
rs the present Duke of Argyll has no
.rIdren. the castle OF Inverary. the various
l.o-o-s and the entailed estates will his
death pass 10 his brother. Lord Archibald
Can7-bell VINO until few years ago was
TIL senior partner and most active manager
O. Coutts's Bank. in London, which he en-
tered forty years ago, on the nomination
81 Tho late Lady Burdett-Coutts. Previous
70 that he held clerl1ship IN a firm Of
vine merchants at Bordeaux and afterward
-r--7t fo;,r years in a similar capacity with
? firm OF tea brokers IN Mincing Lane. Lon
don Il 1850 be was for some time on this
side of the Atlantic, and after being enter
1afned IN New York by Cyrus Field and
other fuanc,ers went 70 Ottawa 10 stay
Win his brother the present. duke, then
MARQUIS Of LoYne, who was Governor Gen
eraI Of Canada Lord Archibald has one
son Mall Campbell. VINO has thus Ear
shown no sign Of wishing TO marry; ana,
falling him the dukedOm, the estates ana
Iaverary Castle would pass 10 young Doug
las Campbell married TO an American girl.
tie daughter Of John Laurence OF New
york
Douglas Campbell is the son Of the late
Lord Walter Campbell. stockbroker by
profession, who spent several years in wall
~rieat- in New York. Lord Walters ma
lag was unfortunate The iovelincss OF
wife was only eaualled by her inols-
COTTON. and on memorable day ne aban-
f0aed her at Biarritz. taking his TWO cil''-
ei- away from her and Informing her that
B." washed MS hands OF her forever, ana
go = he RETAINED from institutlng "a
f0rco proceedings against her 4 was D.
sse re did rot wish 10 furnish second
spter 70 the dissracefnl story OF Ire
~ trirllontai experiences % his brother me
i5-e Lord COLI. Campbell. ~ 20 -arnish me
--Lc-ela of G.e ducal a1us- of CaIl-'oeil
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