The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-01


Archdeacon OF Grenada. and who
~ as such is entitled to the prefix
| OF "Nenera BILE" In lieu of REV
erend," to his name. and who has been
advertising in several American papers
Tor temporary or heightened charge OF
a church in this country, or for en-
gagement on preaching tour. Is the
eighth baronet of his line. and has had
4 rather extraordinary career, for he
has been chaplain 10 the Bishop OF Co
lombo and TO Bishop Claughton. OF
London; has been an army chaplain
IN the colonies: was appointed first
bishop of Pretoria. but was released"
| from that appointment before he had
taken 1t up, and holds his degree of
lish. Scotch or Irish university. nor
even from the Archbishop Of Canter-
bury. who has power to confer what
are known as Lambeth degrees" but
from the German University Of Jena.
In fact. Sir Charles Is probably the
only clergyman of the Church OF Eng
land to hold his degree in divinity from
German I'm, university and y is probably
which he has published. he expresses
his readiness to take up clerical duties
In America, either for the Protestant
Episcopal Church or any other de-
the breadth of his mind. though not
for his orthodoxy as one-time arch
deacon OF the Church Of England.
Sir Charles. who is over sixty-six
account. many sided man. his prin-
clpal recreations consisting In public
speaking. yachting: antiquarian re-
and forestry" His family is an ancient
one. claiming descent paternally
| through John Dunbar. Earl of Moray.
ana Countess Marjorie Moray. who was
daughter OF King Robert H.. from
"Gospatric, the Earl" who was con-
firmed in the eardom of Northumber-
land by William the Conqueror in 1867
ana an had grant OF Dunbar, with the ad
man. Malcolm. King Of the Scots. in
lo72 Earl Gospatrics father, Maldred.
was brother of Shakespeare's "gra-
c TiS Duncan l.. King Of the Scots
baronetcy dates from 1900. when 1t
was bestowed by King William III. on
Sir William Dunbar. member OF Par
Lament for Caithness.
The Hon. Charles Stewart Rolls. who
was killed in such a shocking fashion
the other day at the great aviation
meet a, Bournemouth. in England. was
was frequent visitor, that few
words concerning his family may be
OF interest. He was the third son Of
1a3Tdr,l Llangattock and althoush the
having been bestowed upon him as
recently as in 1892 by Queen Victoria.
yet the family Is an ancient one, and
e s f Gsndrsf uis Which,
in Welsh means "the old home" has
been in the possession of the Rollsess
for over $50 years the manslon itself
royal visitors. beginning with Charles
IT, who spent couple of nights there
while flying from the victorious ar
niles lie OF Cnomwe! WHILE , Eawasa ana
Queen Mary have stayed there on sew
eral occasions.
The house, wonderful sr medley t, ct
81 ;, ali ali sorts Of Interesting r;elies IN.
Guiding a tortoise shell dressing case
of King Francis /. of France. work.
box used by 3uaen Elzabes ana
Identical hat which Napoleon wore at
the battle Of Waterloo. the chair at
which Milton sat when he wrote Para
coat. embroidered BY the ladies Of the
Stuart court at st. Germain's; the sets
Of silver and porcelain presented by
The English nation to Lord Nelson
frail but beautiful Emma, Lady Ham
Iilton, to Nelson, for use on board the
some magnificent old Spanish plate. 400
years old. which was taken over to
South America for safety at the time
OF the Spanish Wars or the succession
at the close of the seventeenth CEN
fury and remained concealed there
In the mint at Lima, entirely froEotten.
for near 400 years. until purchased by
prolonged yachting cruises on board
his beautiful steam yacht, the Santa
Maria, which is almost as, Well known
in foreign waters as Lord Brassey's
0u Lord and Lady Llangattoek are very
,tch each in their own right, she be-
ng daughter Of the laae s1r Charles
Nraciean and a great heiress. 1t was
nMing 70 this that their son, Charles
Rolls. was able 70 indulge in all I'll these
aviation dwaeht a eosh him