The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04

baronetcy for his seryices M an
unfnirai at the battle OF Copenhagen,
Halbone. OF Newport. Ri His son.
me second baronet Sir Edwin Francis
iH r q succeeded to Holme Lacy,
Duchess OF Norfolk, in 1920. tho termS
OF her VIII stipula.ing thai sir Edwin
s Tno i, vas az "a a distant kinsman OF hers.
arms OF the @ EMORY n Hs'e 70 an 1ho the
Hoime Lacy had belonged Tor hun
o opf1 ! OF years The duchess was tho
Mrs Fttzroy- udamore. daughter and
sole helress OF the last Lord Scuda-
mere mere; Sir James Scudamore, his an
E,:sd,mund spenser, and the. prototype OF
o Str s'seudatmore" in the !.fae rio
Sir Edwin stenhopes son Henry.
Third barone,. and second OF The
Stanhope owners OF Holme Lacy, sue
t Sseaea n ll SO, TO ne Eardom q
stanhope, on the death without issua
OF the eighth earl OF whom he vas
pe9ty fn alns twsn,ieth cousin; No pro
the seventh carl. who died OF typhoid
FEVER, caught at the same time ard.
near re t ens, Rlin ns as the attack which
1870, bequeathed all the great es,ates
which UP TO that time mad beionneI
t 10 me haridom OF Chesterfield, TO
ter That is why ali The ifterary And
artistic treasures OF tho Chesier6eiu
S nsnans including the library ana
author or the Celebrated ',GIs e,,rse'
ire now In The possession OF the' ir.:,rI
OF Carnarvon. Ia ~ - 'i
ated feret tbs H1use IN, London, allen
widow OF Lord Burton ana "a ~, ~.
R hs,s on "a long lease by- the Duke OF
VINO was May Goelet. OF New SnraS
s snid I'VE iyn,,y years ago Lord Chesternei,i
~ ei, ,'9iins Lacy and all It's conierts.
greo, } Mooert Tooth. who acquired his
hit ioftune IN Australia ebut VIM
heils from cranbrook 10 Kent. AM,
TT1Wed In the Elton eight in 1868. si,.
At,gtra,, - me leading. authority on \
Wales, NeW s "'Dt
Since The sale Of Holme Lacy wh;cb
has placed Lora and LADY, ibn mr,It
held on their feet, iInancialIy snetLt
nng' they have been without any roi,n
nroba t Bic 9bai ana e Estates and II is
GA, nt,a,inhope succeeds TO the earidom .b..
WI, ma Il so barren of any nroneriv
that b ~h ,.tn, 70 maintain his dignity.
, .uae ne VIII nave 10 continue 70 earn
ms ms living as ii mine manager. In Mcxit
}, Among the colonial premiers VINO
nave arrived in London TO attend ,bo
eoronatiOn\of King George is n forn
M nj ,pGiiermaker. who IS now p Prime
49, " iriseW SputH Wales =. The
non, non. James Sinclair McGowen u,.s
~; Urn =, somewhere In the Pacific Ii VAS
~ .i, me days OF sailing ships, ana ~.
fr Weste hg Bride" lay becaimed. buzz ,as
rom rom the Very moment that the futurs
premier came into the world n hrsazo
hsprI1anS UP, and the baby, who va
i hmlied as an omen Of good fortuna
~ me crew. was christened after ths
r ,, who prophesied tina t lie bov
All TpI nc; ,,a a good wind throughont
/. . Born on the high seas Under ma
,,rniiSn 1, flag, young McGowen was
,SSslstered ms from Stcpney, whsnce
ne NE ship had sailed. lie never "e iefI
"a hiusiralia. from the time OF His ar
~ as three weeks old infant..iIn
VI Inc other day. TO come 10 iEneIaht,
ana hni, on the night OF the second OF
april ndpili, , when the census OF the, entiTe
ptnpuiation of the vast British an,
pre- was taken, he found himself d enir
on me nigh seas, on ship bound Tar
neMdon and whose home port, was STEM.
ny, ny, consequently his name J, figuIea
mice, AN interval OF sixty years in
t O., parish registers Of Stepney; n place
Which he has only now Visited WIN
IN N The last fortnight for the irst time
.oGlopyr'ght,' 81. by4 the Brentwood
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