New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

-,,--.,,+sss Clsudine Rhedey ne had
riia ..1srsr namely. Francis, Count
t-.ssgn. subsequently, created by the
81 !, vv,,-fennberg first Prince and then
IN = reck and who was the father or
- No. and two daughters. Claudine
.-,slss Claudine, who was advanced
- -snk of Princess OF Teck by her
the King Of WurtembeTg, died
- sixteen years ago. The other
- p-,-ress Amelia OF Teck. married
- pv.l Hurel. an officer Of the Aus
s-rv and tituIar Chamberlain OF
- Francis Joseph She died in 1898,
- a. ONLY son. Count Paul Julius Won
y, ,ox about forty years old. un-nar-
- ,ps an oricsr Of the Austrian army
=. therefore e first cousin OF Queen
nry.
Jysaice Shallow's Descendant.
-,r,r William Fairfsx-Lucy. who has
=. suoc5rnbed 10 an operation for appen-
-. -ss the eldest son Of Sir Henry
r.s-ssr-Lucy and heir 10 his bsronetcy, as
= "a 70 Charlecote Park. in Warwick
The latter came TO Sir Henry
.--,,sb his marriage with Ada daughter
- hsiress OF Henry Spencer Lucy, lin-
: s.scsrdsnt Of that Thomas Lucy. OF
1,rl.rote. who had Shakespeare up be
-. hin for poechinE IN Chsriecote Park
,,s was in consequence thereof immortal
~ nv the bard - Avon as Mr.. Justice
s.sllow II The Merry Wives Of Wind
~ Shakespeare. IN The Merry Wives
: zindsor. makes fun of the Lucy coat
Ts-7s. and causes thc Welsh parson 70
--ss-s-spd the three luCes-rhe nedizval
7-Fliyh name for the fresh water fish now
tnoun as the pike-aS three louses."
s,sfespesre slso. unless / am much mis-
.ksn. further held up the owner Of Charlie
ID. Park 10 ridicuIe In some doEgerei lines
Mira are familiar 70 most readers of his
rrfss
81 Henry Fairfax Lucy assumed the
-r-s q LUCY. II addition 70 his own patro-
rr-c Of Fairfax. on his marriage with
- h,rsss OF The Lucvs Of Charlecote. il
g.orasnce with the terms Of her fathers
III He is descended from the same an
s.slgr as the American born lord Fairfax,
lis tEths-'s srmoriaI bearings having been
Hsrdosl with those OF the American Fair
hTss. as also The matto n Fare fac
0ns Of Sir Henry ancestors was Vice
sanirsl si- William Fairfax. who was
Sir Wolfe sr The taking Of Quebec, and
aatu7ed the FIRST ship taken in the war
With France, OF the occasion Of the famous
"a hshf between the Arethusa ana the
Esla Pouie I, was FOR his services there
4 slzo et the battle Of Camperdown. that
aruaetcy vzs granted later on to his
o. Henry The patent expressly stating
uu il was bestowed in consideration of
M iaths.s services. His son. the second
E-Olst vas Crimesn veteran. and mis-
a. Il Turn tEe present baronst. namely,
& ssHR Fairfax Lucy, was formerly an
taE OF Jhe d Life Guards. is carried
G u reserve CT the regiment. served in
n i0gtR African Wsr. has been private
E-zz-l lo z couple Of Cabinet ministers,
. t-ils sake cf the political experience. and
"a fls0 become 6 member OF the bar He
Z Vgy vel Of. for in addition to the prop
sv which he inherited from his father
slr thal which came 10 him through his
VIE he also Inherited & large fortune. as
vel as considerable amount Of property.
Q EhicA he quarters the arms Of Ram
say Wit those OF Lucy and Fairfax. The
hS1Ssg sststes which he owns. are stu
alsc L Fortarshire. in Roxburghshire. and
z ne county Of Edinburgh.
sE Hsnry Fairfax Lucy. il NAV be well
2 san should not be confounded with Sir
Henry Y. Lacy. the well known English
'oufn2Ast VIC contributes 70 many ATneri-
a newspapers and magazines end who
~ 1tny years has figured IN the pages OF
Funln and or its staff as Toby. Nj. P"
"nusrr Castle in the New Reign.
@inasOr Castle is certain to play a much
nor important role f. the new reign than
! az n those Of Edward VII and Queen
1lofia both Of whom disliked the place
residence the late King infinitely pre-
1-g saneringham, while his mother was
= more a. home a. Balmoral and Os-
- which were her favorite residences.
- ne people e. Windsor complained
- q he extent 70 which the pros
- 81 their town was affected bv King
-sos Practice OF restricting his stays
"l1asor to about fo1r weeks each year
- - however, and especially his con
ae extremely fond Of the grand Cd
-. ne most stately and picturesque
-. any sovereign in Europe. and have
- gwen II 10 be understood that they
LIE their tine between windsor and
nan Palace giving. however. the
- 70 Windsor. They VIII also I
"a, ---ch more use Of BalrnoraI than did F.
ts King. who was corten. win q (
-. mere of not more than three 4
- eeh year. while Queen Alexanara's I
vas Usually restricted 20 ten days. |
S.. oehghtE in The excellent salmon 4
~ eho me shooting which The estate 4
u surrounding country afford. and 4
s.,.s MS holidays there rather than .
r. iioeed, the transfer of rhe seat OF 4
s.-,,- :. % some place in the south OF /
!. - aEs Bisrritz. Tor Two months in
IA. - .-s sno FOR six weeks 81 Marisnbad 4
s,ss :. = VII from henceforth be . thing
h. rs, and the vfIegiat0rs OF the new 4
queen VII be spent IN Scotland. +
snes Joseph Of Brsaanza.
.-% .,.s..taes Prince Francis Joseph Of grapanz. /
4 - with the ,nre,-io., - -A,-fa--i,,.