The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-21
MOTHER WILL ATTEND
CORONATION OF KING

OF Yorlss frlg1te Gloucester with
the loss of almost every one on board.
The Hopes arc said 10 have orig
inaliy come 10 Scotland from France.
IN the train OF Aagdalene Queen OF
James |. Of Scotland Edward Hope
was one OF the leading citizens of
Edinburgh in the reign of Mary, Queen
OF scots. and great promoter oil
the Reformation His son Henry
Hope was the ancestor. FIRST OF all
OF the Earls OF Hppctonn, and secondly
OF the Marauosses Of t4tnlithgow; also
OF the Hopes or CraIEhali whose bar
onetcv dates from i52S aud OF the
Hopes OF Amsterdam now represented
by Adrian Hope. The Amsterdam
HOPES o1vG their origin more partic-
tIarlF to James Hope grandson or
the Edward Hope above mentioned as
one OF the fathers OF the Scottish
Reformation He settled in Holland
and became an intimate friend ~ tho
Thea Prince Of orange. his chateau
near Haafiem being at the time Of his
death famous throughout the length
md breath Of Europe. Tor the mag
ntficenee OF It's collection OF paintings
one OF his descendants was Thomas
Hope. OF Amsterdam. the former owner
OF the palace IN the Faubourg ST
Gerinain, 50 long the home in Paris
OF shat Princess dc sagan who died
rs Duehes5 De Taiieyrand
Thomas Hope was very huyneIy
whereas his wife, Louisa Youngest
daughter or the first Lord Dccies. was
celebrated FOR her loneliness, a French
artist named Dubost painted their pbr-
traits on the chance OF selling them
10 the originals but failing to do 50
exhibited the painting under tic title
or Bcauly and the Beast" for which
display Of gaIiantry he WAS mulcted
in heavy damages and costs. after a
trial which developed into a cause
eclchre. 1hpmls Hope also owned
I1eepdenc. which was for 50 many
years the home OF Lord William Rercs-
ford. and of fliEs American wife widow
in turn Of Louis lIammersley, OF New
York and Of the eighth Duke OF Marl-
borough
The father of tho future Lady Lin
lithgow str Frederick Mllner. is one
of the best known land owners and
a!l-round sportsmcn az that county
Of sportsmen. namely Yorkshire. all
though his ancestral home OF Nun
Appleton so celebrated in the annals
Of English sport during the last two
centuries, has passed into the posses
sion OF Lord Holden The family was
founded Ivy Sir William Miner who
was Mayor OF Leeds in the reign OF
King William nj and Queen Mary
receiving from their hands haronetey:
and who marrying tho daughter OF
Archbishop Sir William Dawes. OF
Canterbury represented the city OF
York for many Years in the House OF
Commons The loss OF Nun.Appleton
was In rowisc due 10 sir i'redorick
For when he succeeded his brother III
the barometer and the estates he found
1t burdens with ii debt If something
over sl.ao0,oQ0 and during the seven
teen years that interviewed between HIS
succession to the PROPERTY and the sale
thereof he never received penny
piece OF It's revenues. He was the most
intimate friend of Lord Randolph
Churchill has sat in Parliament for
the city of York and also for Noting
hamShrc and WAS created PriVN
Council0i. about six wears ago in
recognition OF his services 10 the Con
scrvative party The Yorkshire NIL
ncrs have always been renowned for
their good looks, and tho future
Marchioness of I.nlithgow has, in
herited more than an ordinary share
or the family comcluess.
(CopSright, 1910, by the Brentwood
Company,b