The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16
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, great house to which he belongs
| through his father.
| The latter was the eldest brother OF
| the mother OF the German Empress.
| and of that Prince Hermann Hohcnlohc
| who until few years ago was Gov
| ernor General of Alsace- Lorraine. Their
mother was that Princess Fedora OF
| Leiningcn who was a steps sister OF
Queen Victoria. and who figures so
repeatedly, ana In such ancctionate
terms. in tho Queens published de-
scriptfon Of her life in tho Highlands.
and in her other "reminiscences. Con-
.sequently tho new Prince Wcikersheim
is a grandncphew OF Queen Victoria.
and II was because he was, as such.
a nephew, a la mode de Bretagne, of
King Edward that he was always
attached TO tho suite OF the English
monarch whenever he visited Vienna
or IsChl.
or course this dignity bestowed by
Emperor Francis Joseph upon his aide
de% camp does not Invest him with the
rights and prerogatives of full
nedged Prince Of Hohenlohe The
IIohenlohes are a mediatized or former
~ sovereign family. are entitled 10
mate on n footing OF equality with the
sovereign houses OF Europe. and the
chief OF the house even retains the
right to bestow the order of knight
hood founded by his ancestors In fact,
the Hohenlohcs are OF quesl-sovereigp
rank. whereas Baron Bronn b. be-
lnR created frlnce NelEcrSNeIn, is
merely raised from the lower grades.
TO the highest but one of the ordinary
nobility.
Although King George has done SO
much since he assembled the throne 10
restore friendly relations between Eng
land and Germany. and TO diminish
that strain between the two nations
which during the reign OF his father
had almost reached the breaking point.
yet for all that ne IS not neglecting to
give proper attention 10 those teat1res
OF his empires system OF defense tina,
, more particularly has Germany In
view. Thus. It Is officially announced
that while~at Edinburgh this week. he
VII make careful. exhaustive inspec-
ton OF the great works which have
neen In progress for some years mast
AT Rosyth. and which are having the
erect OF converting that natural bay,
iyinS between Castle Point and 81,
,M ra,,a Hope. at the eastern cx-
tre'nity OF the Firth Of Forth, into one
or the most powerful naval bases in
existence. Equipped with drydocks
capable of docking. not one but a
number OF the largest of Dreadnoughts.
ana armed with the most powerful
devices OF twentieth century warfare
II VIII prove the most important as
Wen as the strongest OF all England's
Dig maritime strongholds and arsenals
lhasmuch as II IS situated within easy
striking distance of the German coasts
and may he almost said 10 comm,ns rho
entrance TO the North Sea and 10 the
Ba'tic. ms we'll as access to all German
ports, II cannot be regarded MS other
MIss than menace so great TO the
Ieuton Empire as TO plentifuliv war
! ANT the Kaiser in innuguratinE all
those works in and around Borkum
which nave been 80 much exploited by
tne English newspapers, as n German
menace against Great Britain.
So
from Queen Margaret OF Scotland. She
was sister OF Edgar Atheling. heir TO
'he anglo Saxon dynasty of King Ed
hSard me Confessor. and she Ned with
| ner brother and her mother from Eng
lana, lana. before William tho Conqueror.
ne party were almost wrecked in
s!prHl while crossing the Firth os
! ON and are saii 10 have reach.d
r rano at the point known as s.. Mar
harets Hope entirely by reason Of
uer prayers. They We're received with
me utmost hospitality by King NAL
COIN whose wife Princess Margaret
Rosy yt ha ~ became. Win regard to
Vulit by James Stuart, half brother OF
| WAFER. the High steward OF Scotland
esnd , the father OF ItinE Robert III.
me- e " a ,l.h scot. took Kosyth as his
Avenuel in his novels The Abbot" and
The Monastery" and 1t Is a fact that
.iiaIy Queen of Scots sought refuge
mere hiding 1t particularly safe re-
treat, since II was built upon an islet
and was only accessible b.. n causeway
intereected by coup' OF druwbr!5ges
LIEF stay there IL recalled by tho an
Gent Inscription over the doorway ot
letters and figures ~ r. 1861" with
tEe cross and .ha crown
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