The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-26
PRINCE JOACHIM
TO ENTER NAVY

George Evans Froko. fell in .ov= With
the daughter ~ a Colonel stamer. of
carnelly. but the affection was not re-
the honors to which ycung l,snns
Freke was heir Colonel Staner insisted
uron his daughter giving Iier hand TO
him. The maiden secrc' TO yield, and
the wedding day arrived. IN those
days airy man q a wedding wifo failed
to get more than lalf-seas -ovar With
the good cheer was he'd To be guilty
of positive tiiscourtesS, a Special
point was always made uf printing
the bridegroom with plenty ef Dutch
courage for the ceremony. The mar
rage took place in due course. But
when the bridegroom recovered his
sober senses on the following day; he
found that for the lady OF his love
her younger and homeler sister Anne
had been substituted. and that MS
conspiracy. stuns to madness, he as
sailed both her and his nominal wife
with invcctivcs. and, leaving the. house.
never set eyes upon either Of them,
again, dying OF destination on the con-
The first Lord Carbery, may add.
owed the honor 10 his father. who was
one of the principal promoters OF the
and Queen Mary TO the throne. He
was offered a seat in the House of
Lords as a reward, but declined It. in
favor of his eldest son and namcsake.
l.
unusual provision that in default OF
descendants In the male line of the
! first lord, 1t should go to the other
descendants In the male line Of his
lfnther. ~
The seventh, lord was a most charm-
ling and witty man.. fnllS of fun and
Ihumor in spite ofFhis being deaf and
dumb. and SO clever that by watching
Enow the wife Of Lord Bandon and
who was devoted to him.. he was able
Ito understand without difficulty What
she was saving, Lady Y, Bandon - who no
near the town of Bandon, and which
| in oldcn times was known as Castle
Mahon. used In her younger days to
| lie the finest amateur lady whip of tho
| United Kingdom,
Sinc,vs Of War.
Charles Maliet, tho new financial
secretary of the War Department in.
England, and member Of Parliament
War. has the direction Of the entire
finances Of the British army and the
lpreparation Of the annual military es-
Inmates, is the anthor5of a remMkablcs
subject concerning which he is able
] to speak With certain amount of.
iauthorlty h For lie Is descended from
one Of the NOS inte,restin;s 4 cures OF ,ff
Pau, a TIugnenot OF Genevan' extrac-
1 lion. who tied IN the early Years of
i the revolution the famous "NIercure de
! France, undertook the hazardous cXi-
3ipedition to seek aid from Emperor
|Leopold oi Germany for Louis XVI.
and was thereupon forced. In order to
escape the fury ofethe Terrorist lead y
4 ers. to flee to@Ingand. where he en-
i loved the friendship of many promi-
|nent politicians, end took M active
! part In tho defense ofs.Wnrren Hast
,lings, dying in London ia 1900 Ills
\ grandson was the late Sir Louis Mall
l|let, Under SecretarN8nf Stnse for india,
land among his Sc great -grandsrnse are
i the subject Of this notice snamcly,st the
5itnew finanSiGl senretarv of the War De-
n partment,ias well as the tiers cousin.
d 1.-THE Registrlr-Cienerll5 of l1nRlnlul and
}i5l.ouis dit Pau AIallct. Assistant finder.
Il Score tarY OF State for alfoae,t,nS "A fairs,
j Chnrles Nlallet's h1nll 5l,pon3 tho
4 Trench Revolution ereate.l sueh Az
A silnpression on the grant London pub
gilishinG honse Of Nlshct s. Co when
The submitted the ,nunlscrinv to them
lithat they not only undcrtoOle itssap,i,l-
Ilication, but also Invited him to lies
come as5member q Z their il:,nl, To Which
S)5he belongs to-day, beli,iy tho G.,,ly
i publisher5 forming llart OF the admin
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