The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28
NEW YORKER RENTS
Glastonbury ESTATE

the ncighhortns churcn OF Wai,ora,
bears lie inscriptions:
Test , .nais,aroed within this neaeetui
Till angels wake thee with a note
like thine"
Contrary 10 general belief. she LEI,
no children, and the .:nh earl wai
succeeded by his nephew, grandfather
OF the present and seventh earl
The latter served for a time in tho
Grcnader Guards. and has been twice
married. hls FIRST wife having been
MISS Hartford mother OF his son anu
tieit. Lord Maiden, formerly an oniccv5
or seventh iiussars, and married 10 4.
very pretty woman, wiki !.ttic ar ma
money. The earls second vie IS as
have stated above, Adele Bench tirnIt:I
OF New York. who Was a conspicuous
member OF the late lN4.!S
and was formerly oiiEutrl 10 be ms
ned to the late Earl Cairns. familiarly
known AS "GumDoil,E uitt DfoR, III, l!
match on the eve Of the wedding anu
after the completion az IN, trnt,ss,.5' 7
owing. TO his preposterous demands for
pecuniary settlements upon himself
Glastonbury Is within easy motoring
suburban home, the stately park en-
nraclng nearly thousand acres. and
mas frequently been let to rich min
iaters OF the crown. whose cabinet and
icing much In London. despite their
nredilectlons Tor country life Indeed
ShS1Hiooui! mas oecn rented to stranG-
crs almost nterruptedly since AIiss
ADELE Beach Grant married Lord Essey .
owing 10 the fact that neither she nor
"er husband hre rich enough to retain
,,"c piace in their own hands or 10
keep II up
;, l ,y had hoped IT one time TO bene-I
~ largely under the Will Of the late
-, 10y az Me s,l VINO was through her mar
.iase Il near relative OF Lord Essex. and
mus 70 be- placed In Il position 10 make
,,hcir nome at Glastonbury. But LADY
tie Il lfba uk 3, Is eysr
10 Lord and Lady Essex, cut them or
with legacy or $4,000, and selected
rs a,n Me'r n 10 , nsr great fortune, and cs-
20 ner, namely. Lord Durham's sailor
nrother. Admiral Sir Hedworth Lamb
-, In; Ht ii !, siege celebrity OK
WITH regard to Lord and Iad;, Essnx
by he assertion IN her Will that neither
o. them had ever known how to treat
-. "ii,H uae GohSlderatfOn and rcspcct
aus 1891 Of ! serta ,I9anlna The premisr
drum, in the peoragc Of - the leof f1n Mel
= r IN sdom, IS entitled 10 Il seat in inc
l Lev Or Lords. is again .debarred from
aecn up sIi the latter. Or from voting as as
bakrupeS thisp tie al Il se
e eoro n re has been brought be-
United, .Kinedom at least thirty - times ,ne
since his .marriag &c to Amy, daughter
ana 7, co-heiress Of the late Sir William
-. brookes over forty years ago ana
II was financial trouble that con>nciind
MIN to abandon his office Of lord in
Waitins to Queen Victoria and of cap
aaina commanding her gen,lemen-at
arms arms; under somewhat sensational cir
SO strong, however, is the sentiment
81 popular regard in Scotland for
the great mobiles Of ancient descent
ana aia, Tor It, the ehieftains of tho principal
Inns, mat despite his insolvency he
the University OF Aberdeen. His mar
aufsate dates from the year j 53e. and
entirely dependent on what he rec ai1s
from his wife. who. herself is to
great extent disinherited by her multi,
millionaire father, owing to her nus.
bands extravaganza. and forced 10
annuity.
Downright, 1911 by the brentwood
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