The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
d HERBERT IS
|ICERELY MOUR|VED
rd Dame Leaves Mem
s and influences Which
Will Long Survive.
kERALLY BELOVED
bhy Aided Work OF. Flor
Nightingale During the
Crinean War.
BELOVED
LADY MARY MANWARING.

! LADY MARY MANWARING.
I Cable 10 Tho Tribune.
|poN. Nov. 25.-In the recent
X Lady Herbert OF Lea. one of
N OF the old time grand danes is
BON us.
! hdyshlp. who had reached the
. nc o. 50. was n charming per-
la notable supporter OF good
] and she leaves behind her mem
.rd Influences that VIII long keep
|rne alive. My life said Lady
OF Lea on one occasion. TO n
4 mas been a curious one. for
|krught up entirely among men"
|slcnged 10 the Court family. and
her marriage was Miss Elizabeth
ID Court. Her uncle, Sir William a
b., became In 1925 first Baron
Ekusy. He held succession OF i'm
y Diplomatic appointments, and
4 his absence abroad Lady Her
I ie,hsr lived Al tho family seat.
bury. Wiltshire, and had charge
\ property With an invalid moth
y no sisters. she was the constant
H-br. and. later on, the almost In
@pole help, OF her father, General
y 4 Court.
H. devoted secretary, while sim
\ out OF childhood, she became
a OF work than Of play" and
. rich all understanding OF affairs
h much OF that literary gift which
|r distinguished her that Sir Robert
y and constant visitor at her
IL great correspondence which was
\ u penalties OF his position
y In later years she married the
ne Sidney Herbert. Sir Robert
u plG to him. "Ah. YOU Will gain
-iae wife. but YOU viii deprive me
|nrvices OF Il most excellent Sec
~ Tails marriage OF her was the
~ which Frightened q strenuous
/ |kRrlous life. Sidney Herbert. tho
|En of the eleventh earl of Penn
IhnS Gt Wilton, not far from
-. saw much OF the gencrar anu
|ASh,er.
|Rid that once. as n child or 10
\ ~ noticed him riding With her
and cried impulsively. THAT is
\ | shall marry when ! grow up"
rsrucss made note OF these
ID her diary and when the mar
ook place In 1886 cut out tho sheet
b, II TO her former pupil, This
Ne was Miss Hlldyard. who. among
hrgs. developed her pupils talent
|at.1E
Aided War Minister.
LADY Herberts marriage. Queen
! asked Mr.. Sidney Herbert. then
Inister, who had educated his wife
4 she would like her own daugh-
} h brought up as she had been.
4 Was that Miss iIlldyard became
''ss 10 the princesscs, who were
10 her. Lady Herbert devoted
TO writing and reading. her only
llon being riding and driving. Her
Wits Lord pcmbroke's son merely
frsd the sphere Of her work. She
, ot as much assistance 10 him as
y been 10 her father. spending all
.snre writing letters and collecting
al for the speeches in parliament
Who Wa minister Of war success
Under Peel. Aberdeen. and Palmcrs-
'he iims Of The CFimean war, when
Hr office work was at the fullest.
'e florence Nightingale interests
ga IN her hands. representing
mount OF 5TduouS. " s5mpathcuc
lsr In fact. no less than 70 Sidney
~ himself. was the invitation TO
nightingale To take charge OF the
y Arrangements due. Mrs. Herbert,
ihen was had taken tho kcencst
y In the hospital for poor women
"a oy Lad" Canning, wife Of Glen
GnninC llrrruN OF India in the
DAYS, and she realized that Flor
csh,inEal" was tho ono woman in
'n able 10 take up this response
sisted Florence Nightingale.
fstlout the long period that Miss
Ahgaie rcmsinod IN the east. Mrs.
3, supported her III every possible
N 'hc movement initiated at
.snor house lest year TO found q
81 to the Lady OF the Lamp,
Ehn'ained the waTlnest interest.
II Daughter. the Baroness Won ilu-
'nslns on her behalf. mentioned that
~t Prominent position on her
nhle was occupied b. q beauu-
~ OF Miss Nightingale. for whom
~ maintained her regard and af-
20 The end. Mr.. Sidney Herbert
&c peer In January, 1851. as
nsroert % Len, but In August OF
80 year Inc passed away,
4 years after Lord Eerbsrt Of Lea's
az Herbert Joined the Church Of
psohshiDg about that time. anOny-
~ booklet entitled Anglican
~ AGAINST the Catholic Church.
,ph she has been one OF the most
VI catholic writers. Sho idcntl-
sscN largely with Catholic chart
q poor.
Il Herbert OF Lea left his wife sole
~ oi Tour sons and three daugh-
.is Nhose welfare tho remainder OF
4 ,h@ devoted. The only surviving
ho Earl OF Pembroke. WHO haE
Ia ussV1'~d lord treasurer and lord
a ule household. Lady Herbert
- sp os ,hved 10 see the fourth gem
n her family. Her husbands 3
hole merged In the carldom ot
20 which her eldest son sue
Il aud hc diving In lS?S. was sue
Ia us brother. the present peer.
fourteenth carl OF Pembroke
loyalty Plans Outing,
ksNe and duchsss Of Roxhurghe
u 49,, n'srtaininE succession OF
ID sr,,,s NcFetnbeU at Floors castle
D thn shooting and salmon fish
[kr45 .!lcbraieG Floors waters on
isen,,, nese Two stretches. which
d the wo chstS. were formerly
NJ angling at $1,000 n year. l, is
J yi,i, thn king and queen will
1hs xhH duke aud duchess OF
aginmn I"orS castle during tho
nurI ni next year. The king
vi, ihAe5 20 fgh the Tweed. and
AIM "a In ply lie is certain 10
Al Wnt sport on the Floors wa
a h, "nNMol cost. on tho lowcr =
lstrer, Present dukes grnnGra ther
|Hd Ia av sslrlon and el'llse TO ILLS