The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
ny ~ MAnaulsE DE ,,oNrENoY.

IA ORD ST. DANIDS. who has lust
+ pocn apponted by King George
TO be Ills lord lieutenant Tor the
county Of Pembroke, il, the place
81 nc late Earl Of CaNdor, enjoys tie
distinct on OF being quite the tniicst
| miember o. the House of Lords. Ills
iI,cmnrnke, % Lord punnore and OF
| The Duke OF Somerset. lie is SIX feet
SEEN brnti ana broad Il proportion. IFS
InIt n,,ln tW ,. Of whom sit in the
| tan; and wnen iic Was still in the
lower chamber II was calculated that
| lie and his two brothers there repre-
scented between them :. total Length, OF
nineteen feet four inches. lie IS Very
rlch, through his marriage 10 Nora.
ddanshter and hciress OF. = Jewish
| iinanclci, the late J. Gers t6nberg who
uisu as president Of the Council Of
| Foreign Eondholders. IN London and
, ,imi,rt eldest ;;n,, son the Hon. colwyn
Although the Barony OF ST pavids
was only created some three years ago
BY King Edward on the nomina ton Of
Prime Minister Asnuith, yet this cx-
trcmelN tall peer comes from very
ancient and historic family. and his
father, who stili survives as canon OF
Of heronctcy which was created AZ
iar back. as III 1871. and which VIII,
on lie dca IN OF the ROY. sir James
philinps, become merged in the Rarony
! s,
! descent from the Roman Emperor
MaXiinus. through Norigern, King Of
; hriiain. another ancestor was Sir
Richard Cocur-dc- Lion 10 the Holy
Land received tho honor Of knight
n 1000 OF the Sepuichrc frorG that soYer-
eisn for his bravery against the
"a raccns. and so great was the SYM
pain? between the two that Sir Aron
bound himself and his posterty Tor
Ever 70 ne iling and Crown Of Eng
IN IN tt. =
Was Fhilip Ar Meredith, OF Kylsnnt
whose son on being knightod By X IL
"a t;aA wa rl for i'iS services as Lord us
Thomas Phillips. and married ihe
daughter and heircss Of Sir Villa M
l'cton. thus bringing Fiction Castle In
| INC county Of Pembroke, into the ram
lip. family ever since: ,hat is to say
SINCE ne reign OF Edward l.. but docs
| The venerable and reverend Sir James
phillips, his father. It has passed into
ne hands of g Younger member OF
phillips. who had . baronctcy be-
Dtowcd upon him By queen Victoria
about thirty years go.
nar qIa 70 Hhs T rnaees imnendns
only daughter Of Sir Edward straclev
%%ni,or and Owner. Of the London Spec
I L.
enc OF the lords in waiting 10 X ing
Edward, but resigned the Office which
IS an administrative one. shortly before
mat monarch" death. by way Of pro
present Ga binet, 10 which he owed his
nominations. He is n frequent visitor
to this country. ana is The son ana.
heir Of that eminegt Irish Lawyer who
VAS the first Roman Catholic 10 hold
the Office of Lord Chancellor Of Ire.
!and SINCE the days or the Refornla-
ton; this too, in spite OF the fact
Of his having been an ardent national.
st, especially in his Younger days
when he published in tho Irish nation
the following verses:
Low did they pass the Union?
BY perjury and fraud
ly. slaves who sold their land for gold
rs Judas sold his God:
Ey all the bloody acts that vet
Have. followed EnsIand's track
the pttch-cap and tho bayonot
The Gibbct and the rack.
Yet the eldest son of the autbo,
q these versas. tho ! sce COT d 1" ,oph
n'iIagan. died lighting for EnEland in
The Eocr War ten Years ago. and II is
owing "a his premature end in South
holds the title. lie is Lord O'naEan OF
Tullahosue, in County Tyrone. and the
selection by his father OF this par.
ticular. style was due TO the fact that
IN ancient times TnllahoGuc belonged
to the oIlagans, and that 1t was there
that tho O'Noill was invested rs ,rllor
or King. tic O'iIeSans being one Of the
two chiefs cnioynS tho hereditary
auguration
The present Lord o'Hagan unlike
his father. is a Unitarian. having aban-
his mother, his cider brother and his
two stster5. in 1897. The conversion