The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-08
WILL, FURNISH PALMS
TO ROMAN CHURCHES

ing him with iisntness ana unrcli-
ability In his statements, ana accusin.
him OF servility IN writing a book APP
proving Lord llaldanc's attempts to
feorGanizc the British army. Is an eX-
tremcly good-loolsing man, WHO served
WITH good deal OF distinction during
the south African War, and marrie,i
one OF tnc most beautiful women in
English society. Lady Bea,ricc Butler,
eldest daughter OF the Marquis OF
Ormondc. The latter is known Oh this
l:ngiand's premier yachting or-aniza-
tinn. the Royal Yacht squadron, be-
sides which. he IS hereditary chief
bntler TO the crown in ireland.
Sir Reginald represents the younger
Inc OF that ancient house OF Whicn
Sir Henry Carcw Of Eaccombc, In De-
lon is tile chief. The Carcws arc ono
OF the very few families nov remain
ing that can trace their descent with
out interruption from tho Anglo saxon
period OF English history, the founder
OF their house having been o'ho. Il
powerful English baron at tho time OF
Edward the Confessor. IEaccombc.
which figures in Doomsd:y BOOK as be
longing TO the Courtneys. came Into
the Carcw family through the Inarri-
age OF Joan. daughter and heircss OF
Sir Hugh Courtney. TO Sir Nicholas
Carew. the direct ancestor Of Sir Henry
carcw, the present Chief OF the family.
and father of Alexander cnrew, who
founded the Carcw Antony line. now
represented ,y General Sir Reginald
Pole Carcw
II IS said that Sir Nicholas carcw
won both his bride and her inheritance
by his fulflment OF tho wager that he
would swim his horse. mile ont to
sea. in Tor Bay, and back again Ii,
memory or the feat, he nailed the four
iron horseshoes worn by the horse
to the great oal,en door OF the quaint
old church adjoining the Manor House.
this day, as we'll as the rusted rem
nants Of the other two. still fastened
To the door to which they were nailed
more than 500 years ago.
Sir Henry likewise enjoys. as the
owner Of the Manor of llaccombe, OK
einption from all taxation ana customs
duties, by virtue Of royal grant to
John Carew. who was commander or
the army sent to italy by King Henry
Will, and by his ally. King Francis !.
Of France, TO rescue Pope Clement VII:
from the prison into which en-, he h; had a.
Reginald Pole carews sisters Caro-
line Pole Carew. married some fifteen
years ago Francis William LOrinG of
Boston.
Tic generals name IS pronounced as
II spelled Pool Carey" and it Is
thoronghly u ke:ening With wi H., the ,opsy.
names are concerned. that the welt
known Carey family in Dcvonshlre,
should pronounce It's name as If writ
a Carew through the female line, and
though the sole representative OF the
lineage member Of the Dcvonshire
house or Pole. which PLAYS so great
role In the history Of England For
Sir John Caraw Of Antony left no sons.
but only daughters. the eldest OF
whom. Jane Carew, Inherited Antony
and the family estates and bcnueath-
cd thcni to her grandson Reginald
Pole. who assumed the namc and the
arms OF the Carcw family in addition
10 his own. on succeeding to Antony
nc was Secretary Of state for. the
Home Department In the Pitt admin
istration during tho reign of George
III. and General Sir Reginald pola
Carcw is his great ErandSon.
Copyright. 1911, by the Brentwood
Company.)