The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01

spllchtlOn arises llKe an afpendment OF
an amendment OF n motion. = ushing's
Manual, or some such work might
be consulted to disentangle the par.
e., E D KIN,
r 3 Gel ~, 81
by La MAR,LU1sE DE EONTENOY.
\ 4 UGH speculation exists as to the
WI Queen Marie Amelie in Eng
- land with regard to the court
of st. James. The latter will be guild
ed In this mattergb by the precedent set
Queen Victoria, who in 9 memorable
lettert to Lord John Russell, then Pre-.
mier. apropos OF the recently dethron.
ed French King Louis Philippe. who
had ,,a sought refuge with his family in
lin all countries where iIlustrious ex-
lies related to the sovereign have hsen
visiting or residing, they have always
been received at court" Queen Vic
s teTa AIDED that she g
Marie Amelie. iththeir children and
grandchildren, perfectly freely. at
Windsor and at Osborne, since they
We're exiles, and not pretenders; and
to the Due de Bordeaux and the Count
de Montemolin, 1t was because they
were pretenders. and FOR that reason
only are not received at court. The
Due de Bordeaux. who died as Comte
de Che mbord. reigned for a few hours
over France as a child. after his
grandfather Charles x, had abdicated
In his favor. In 1880. The comte de
Montemolin was the second OF the
carlsst pre- tenders. eldest son Of the
late Don Carlos.
Sir George wombwell one of the
only two surviving officers of ttn ia
nous charge OF the Light Brigade at
Balaclaya. which forms the theme OF
one Of Tennyson's finest poems. has In
gaugurated the fiftieth gear OF his sim
gularly happy marriage with Lady
Julia. daughter of the sixth Earl of
Jersey, by an entertainment Of some
Newburg h sPriory, their fine old
place in Yorkshire: and the golden
Jubilee couple We're presented. In honor
of the occasion, with q superb gold
Show, which Sir George has presided.
over each year for just half cen-
tury. that is to say. throughout the
entire period Of his married life.
{l&ttu tJulta 4lSf ILL FeSCeculHsslys{C 1eNGE
and popular woman. On her mo Tiers
side she Is granddaughter OF the
great Sir Robert Peel while her pa
ternal grandmother was the Lady Jer-s
sey who founded Almack's. who was
for forty years the acknowledged lead =
er OF English society. and who figures
under the most transparent pseudo
nyms In many of Lord Beaconshelds
novels.
The Wombwell family is one OF the
OldaSt Ynr1f a "a a n r., hes ma
time one of the most interesting. Not;
only have the S5Wombwells owned land
IN the county ever since the reign
of King Stephen, but they likewise,
Oliver Cromwell at Newburgh Priory.
1T may be remembered that after the
Restoration, Charles II. revenged him
self upon Oliver Cromwell by causing
II to ,Tyburn, to DO first hanged and
then burned OF the foot of the gall
lows Cromwell's daughter. Lady Fau-l
conberg. whose husband at that time
owned Newburgh Priory, is asserted
the guards. the substitution Of an
other corpse for that OF her father. and
TO have obtained possession of the lat
ter's remains, which she conveyed to
the !, Prloory. AZ any rate, g the top
small chamber, there Is a grand mass.
OF stone built Into the wall with
an inscription setting forth that the.
Lord Protectors bod lies behind 1t.
married Lady Ann Bellasis, the augh-s
ter.and heiress OF the last Lord Fau-s
conberg. and thus brought both New
nargh prioryan Z . the lands 8, in con-
family. The orr ginal prtory was Il c--ss
cupled by the Al gustinlan monks, and.
was founded in 1145 by Roger de Now
!, "a At the time4of the r. efornla.--,
lion kBg 1ndnry gsxs
who v was succeeded by his nephew. the,
latter's grandson being the first Lord
Fauconberg.I The house; which stands
ma Y vel ed park. celebrated for
and relies. among the latter being
the bride. saddle, Listers pistols,
sword and watch, 81 Oliver CROMWELL
Sterne was for: man ~ years tor
prlsed In the Newburgh Priory en-
tates:8 and Sir George w ombwells has
ee,a3refully stored sterile 's resid encel
so1Se fs s5s s9yh otSsr his
the 5, South African NV arT-and the heir
brother, Henry Herbert Won Dwell,
formerly Of the Royal Horse Guards,
|conarmed 81 bachelor, married a few
years ago, sat the age Of II sixty three,
the Hon, Myrtle AIostyIlt sist ter Of
Lord Vaux of Harrod en-. Captain
| Henry W,ombwell was for many Years
9 theatrical i mpresario, and owner Of
one OF the liverpool theatres, and
lis oW secretary Of b oodle's Club. in
|.London he second heir y $5 his
Isnephew, Captain Tired Kick Ad lphus
l$\Vombwe ell {. of the Sixteent h Lance rs,
who married last spring o. Mis- Ger-
lttrude Harrison Smith, He Is the son
Itof "a younger brot her9 OF Il Sir George
land of III enry WombWell. and his Sis
ter Is the wife Of Lord S;arna ryon,
IN view Of the questions that hay e
arisen as to whether I he lnte royal
IFDulse Of Cambridge was ever real ~
married to the actress, Miss ia re-
lfbrother, by Whom Il lie 4 left a family
of children, including his sons. / sir
dolphus and Sir AugIistaa I''!tssl
| george, t may be- al wei \ TO 4 men lon
that the freco nc! Of his ma rIta &c NAY
lSbea seen TO his day IN the par sh re g
lister Of the G,hurcl h Of 81 I'm 81 erk.-
|senWell M Lone on, \, bearing the date
I3nf n anuary IS, 1 SAT. s. 2 y e H II anas how
lever, q r." George Fred eri Is Cainbrid ge,
Is9fS St, Pau. Dep ford, Y mi ght moi & at
lSfrst strilt 70 the ScA suAl re en- as bein 8
lithegn name q g a roya | p rlnce, first cousin
lgof a Queen Victor ria, and IN the lin "a OF
lIsuccessio on to- g Tho CROWN Al w hi le The
Sc1,re nlonyS was NJ ca lou lated 81 tsfy
EanYi rel igt Va seGu ri esS on he part Of
Stlla sllul SaS and sof M iss arshro her,