The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17
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DEPARTURE OF HEIR
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four days withstood a sieEe ON tho
part OF the officers OF Parliament the
pSr,Gs, and a,, me troops Of the London
by the determined Efforts OF life popu-
lace. especially OF the Inhabitants OF
Westminster whom the radical barone,
represented In Parliament, to protect
him from arrest. The crowd was re-
peatedly charged ~ the guards. who
IN !, consequences nee thereof received the
After considerable rioting. Sir Francis
was arrested. and carried OFF to tho
Tower or London. the last prisoner OF
| manned in the custody Of tho constable
OF the tower until the prorosa,Ion or
Parlia,meIt two months later: Sir
Sneaker by insisting from his place In
l'arliamept that the sales of seats In
me tn iioifc Of cominons vas matter
when he caused this speech. delivered
within the precincts OF the House. 10
DC printed and sold In pamphlet form.
he Speaker proceeded against him on
lcEcS of the House. M
After the death OF Sir Francis. tho
house passed into tne, possession Of his
her grandfather Tom t.outts.s vast for-
tune and 80 wisely and so generously
did she administer the huge resources
~ her disposal. and so famous did her
name become for charity TO all destitu-
lion and suffering, that IN tile several
occasions when the London Inobs got
out OF hand. beyond the control Of the
police. ana paraded down PicGaGliy.
hurting threats and defiance al Tie
rich, every hat Was doFed whom passing
the house OF Lady Burdett -Coults the
tXecration and hooting giving WAY To
cheers
Many great works OF a nh!lanthropic
nature had thc!r origin in thai house
and among those who were IahitueA
thereof during its occupancy by Lady
Bnrdctt- Contts We're the great Ipuka
ut Vail "a.
Lord pnlmcrston Lord BeaconsiielL
and King Edward, when Prince or
Wales. Almost, every foreisn soy
s1eis IN |h nn sistcd l,9ndnn durins ne
tury was entertained there by the cii
baroness, There are many or her al
inircrs who will rcGrc; lha, II should
for use as Il club 1t seems to be al
mos, like a dissertation.
Lady Adela Cochrane. daughter az
the Earl of Strndbrokc. has just Sc
cured decree Of divorce against Cap
tain Thomas y Cuchranc. until last
est sister. Princess Henry OF Batten-
berg, and Deputy Governor OF the Isle
OF Wight. The CAPTAIN Is a member OF
which the Earl Of Dundonald is the
chief. and which ia moro widely known
In the southern portion OF this conti-
ncnt than any other family OF tho
PLACED by The ,enth Earl Dundonald:
Chen Lord Cochrane1 in the wars OF
Independence OF Chile and Brazil
The captain was also governor of
Carisbrookc Castle. once the prison OF
Charles L. and used to mako his home
Isle OF Wight which he lent to Prince
and Princess Henry or I3attcnbcrg for
their honeymoon. after the royal we'd
ding at Osborne. His sister. Miss Min
ME Cochrane. has long been the fav-.
orite lady II waiting Of Princess Henry
of Battenberg. and has always at
tracted notice in every royal gathering
by Tho contrast between the slvcry
whiteness or hei beautiful hair with
the youthful fairness and complexion
Of her face. AT tho time when Can
tain Cochranc was compelled by his
matrimonial shortcomings TO resign his
various offices. and to sever his con.
nection with the royal household OF
Princess Henry, It was stated that II
was owing to family matters. which
ncccssitate his being In America for
Il long period F" The fact OF tho mat
ter Is that he did not come to this
country alone. but with the co-respon
dent in the case.
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