The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05
KING GEORGE WILL
NOT RACE I'm INDIA

| luxurious OF royal abodcs. and made it
his principal home throughout his life.
his country seat being some hours dis
lance from Seville. namely. AT Nillaman
rique. where the Comtesse dc Paris
has made her headquarters since she
was driven out OF the palace OF Sa
Gems OF the palace OF san Tclnio are
especially beautiful and extensive. and
Few American tourists pass through
Savslle without obtaining permission
to Visit them. as Of the sights or
this ancient city.
Lord and Lady Lsehheld's daughter.
married Sir Victor Mackenzie. and who
has twice had the wedding postponed.
has nov broken OFF the engagement
grandson AMI heir OF OLD 81, lanes
Mackenzie. who was the founder ana
original hacker or the Marlborough
| Club. at the instance OF King Edward.
WHO accorded Elm much friendship
He used to be known in the royaI
cntournge by the name OF '';he Bcne
trieatc ms friends from financial wor-.
rics and difficulties. This excited the
resentment ~ ills eldest son, and 1t
was. owing to the bad feeling cngend
cred thereby between the two that
when sir James died. IT was found THAT
he had belueathcd Glen Muck. and al
most every bit Of his property, 10 his
eldest son Allans eldest son, then q
minor. leaving Sir Allan and his sister
out In the cold. Indeed. 50 badly MA $
Milan treated in his fathers VIII that
ing TO upset IL, but without success.
sir Allan having to content himself
With ", very snlall income, while allthe
OF his cldes, son
This eldest SON. shortly after OH
| tanning commission in the Horse
Guards. volunteered for service on the
| west coast Of Africa, and was killed
| in Nigeria. SO that on Sir Allan's
| death. Il was the second CT his sons
| Victor, who succeeded 10 the nloncy
! and estates.
Sir James Mackenzie was an extrao,-
aiinnry, e la.us,e and IN spite u his
| old MackenZies OF kintail was All en-
| ,ireiy self made man. He had gone
cut 70 India as q poor boy, and made a
| fore returning home to buy Glen Muck,
ta,cs IN the Immediate vicinity OF
, sh9r.y before he aisa, sir James
| emphasizing the fact that he had been
Queen Victoria and her family. It ran
| Glen Muck until my grandson comes
Of Mna ase n S@d not t. cad nor to 9ns
royalties, from whom ! have always
received the greatest kindness. In
! iact. one or the reasons which prompt
/ cd Sir James to virtually bar his son,
| Sir Allan. from. the occupancy OF Glen
| Muck. was because he unprecedented
! that the neighborship might be dis
agreeable to King Edward
! Sir .,ilans wife. Lady Mackenzie.
! was, however. q great favorite OF Queen
! Victoria, who often used TO drive over
! 10 take tea with her at Brackley. near
| obliged to make his home owing to
his being virtually shut out OF Glen
! Muck. This now widowed Lady Mack
! cnzic was Miss Lacy Davidson. daught-
Ter Of that Laird OF ETulloch who had
! FIVE wives and eighteen children. and
! whose castle and estate were rented
one year by Mrs. Letter, who cntertain-
| cd there Lord CnrZon and his mother
| less children. and Lord and Lady sur.
! folk. with their baby.
1 Copyright, 1911. by this Brentwood
s.-. .--.-... COMPANY. \ ..