The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19

h kSomn IL lis wie Patricia; familiarly
ytilG Ky and great granddaughter
OF General Charles Scott. third Cover
nor nor OF kentucky. and member or
Sir CHARLES. besides owning half
iniHlpn OF acres In Scotland, has large
interests in the copper mines Of Brit.
uent OF water power electric plant
~ West i<ootncy. which liz virtually
nls creation His holdings in Canada
part OF the Dominion, which IS now
known as R0sSland: while In China no
mas mining rights which extend over
dren by Pr present marriage; and his
boy by his tirst union having succumb-
60 IN Infancy his 5aronetcy. therefore.
along with mis- cntailed estates will go
al his death TO his very remote cou-
e Invercaula. married 10 Miss Zoe
Mnsgrovc of Edenhan. family rend-
cred famouf IN this country By Long
ien9%'s we'll known pocm The Luck
Of Eden Hall"
The Roy. Sylvester Horne who is
beading tie movement in England for
the removal OF the remains or George
Whiteneil. one OF the founders OF
an Sn9d ~" p frGm ,her burial n;d PLACE
Church, at Ncwburyport. Mass. and
tHcir conveyance across the Atlantic
I2r reinterment In the Congregational
London. is ono OF the very Few clergy,
men In the House OF Commons. where
u" repreaents the old town OF Ipswich.
England and OF the Church Of ROM.
ana ministers ~ the Church OF Scot
i Y, are inoapablc OF bo!nR elected TO
Tar lament IN" old time dis9uaiircg-
ton being confirmed by an act parsed
al tho beginning of the nineteenth
century. The exclusion does not. how
tiers
the Rev Sylvester Horne VIII prob
ably meet with considerable opposition
In his attempts 10 secure nos.-sion OF
the remains OF George Whitehead It
may be recalled that four years ago.
seno,n" ON TIE same lines was inaugu-
Georgia, With view to tho removal
Of tho remains OF Wh.teheld 10 chel-
state. on The ground OF his early rcla
lions Herewith. The demand was re
fused. On the same grounds which will
doubtless be put forward as an insuper-
ahle objection TO the. request OF NJ
buried in the old south church AZ
Newburyport II was By his own spe
cial wish
Colonel william e Boiitho. whose
death has just taken place. belonged
to the great Cornish dynasty OF Boil
tha. which has played 30 importsm,
tHe last few hundred years
Throughout that time they have nE-
urea not only as the largest lEndown-
ers, but also the most important
mine owners. chip owners tin ameiters.
bankers ana all round ph!laathrOq!sts
OF Cornwall II ono wants name to
Conlurc with IN that westernrnost coun-
~ OF England n Is t!rat Of Bol!tho
The finest country seats that catch the
eye belong TO ono or another o. the
BolitnUE. &ad each Village library. eacn
ucN church, ana cErf avery Wesleyan
chapel In the iuchy. seem to have
been given or endowed by thc BolitHos
The old banking housc OF Bol!tho. WI
IiAins q 90 IS now amhlgRuatcd with
the great London banking concern OF
Barclay & Co. which was for genera
polls
Thomas Bedford BolltAo represent.
hid St.''ryNa AJ,ts!or. ~ the Duchy OF
Cornwall. as Liberal tniohlft hi tiS.
House OF Commons. and makes his
principal home a. Grcenway, his coun-
try seat on the Dart where STR Wal
ter Raleigh Is on record as having en-
joyed one Of his many arst pipes" and
was in more senses than one put out
bv bucket OF water Win which
overzealouf servant drenched him. un-
der the Impression that ne was on
FIRE Grecnway was likewise the Birth.
place OF sir Walter RaleiEh's half
brother sir Humphrey Gilbert, who
discovered and took possession Of Eng
lands oldest colony, namely. New
fuuud!end in the reign of queen Eliza
beth
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