The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-12
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or Charles III, resigned his post OF
( chamberlain. and withdrew from spain
During the following fifteen years he
resided abroad mostly at Biarritz,
where the villa Frias used TO be well
known 10 American visitors, and where
his Irish opera singer wife died in
1871 He subsequently married Prime
ess Carmen Piguateli d'Aragon, with
whom he returned TO Spain. where he
died as Civil Governor OF Madrid. The
present Duke OF Frlas is the son OF
the late duke. BY his FIRST marriage,
with Victoria Balfe.
Lord Victor Paget. who has jus, been
mulcted TO the extent OF $4,000 dam
ages. and legal costs for as much more
as correspondent in divorce suit
brought by Liverpool lawyer OF the
name OF Cleaver. who had married an
actress. is the only brother and heir
OF the Marquis of Anglssey. holds
commission as lieutenant In the Royal
Horse Guards. makes his headquarters
in London, al the Bachelors Club. and
mas as sisters V!scountess Ingestre.
future Countess OF Shrewsbury, and
Lady Beatrice Herbert. wife Of the son
and heir of the Earl of Pembroke.
Lord Victors escapade is not likely
10 promote the aspirations OF his elder
brother. the Marquis of Anglesey. for
the hand OF Princess Patricia Of Con-
naught For the anair served to re-
call the unenviab!e notoriety of the
house OF Paget in connection with the
divorce court. 1t is doubtful. indeed,
whether there is any family OF tho
British peerage that has inquired so
often there.
The late marquis and his wife made
frequent appearances In the divorce
court. their applications being. ac-
cording 10 the president Of the court,
the late Lord 81. Heller. DIETER known
as Sir Francis Jeunc) the most extra
ordinary and incredible that had ever
come 10 his knowledge. during all his
long experience of the divorce court.
The hrst OF ths Paget Lords Anglesey
was equally remarkable in his domestic
arrangements. For having had eight
children by his lrst wife, Lady Caro-
line Nilliers, daughter OF the Earl OF
Jersey he was divorced, and al once
proceeded TO marry the divorced wife
OF the first Earl Cowley. to whom he
was obliged TO pay 100000 damages. as
correspondent. for the alienation of
the lady's affections. She had four
children by her marriage with Lord
Cowlcy. and then by her union with
Lord Anglesey she had six more chill
dren. So that the family omnium
gatherum consisted. all told, OF eigh-
teen chlIdren, fourteen of them Pagcts
and four of them Wellesleys, that is to
say. the offspring of the first Lord
Cowley.
The fourth Marquis of Angiesey has
been separated from his third wife.
VINO Is daughter of j. P. King. OF
Sandhills, Ga, and he was the object
after his marriage to her, of a suit for
breach of promise by another Ameri-
can woman, of the name OF Mrs. Will
liam Wetmore. of New York, who had
divorced her husband in order to marry
him.
The FACETS are particularly wen
known In the United States and Canada.
quite number of them make their
nome In various portions of the
Dominion; while one of them, General
Sir Arthur Pagct. is married TO Minnie
stevens, daughter OF the late Paran
stevens. Boniface of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. OF New York. His brother AL
meric. member of Parliament for Cam
bridge, is married to Pauline Whitney,
sister of Harry Payne Whitney; while
still another brother. Sidney Paget, who
Tor some years managed the racing
stable of James b. Haggin, of New
York and Kentucky. married five years
ago Miss Mary Elizabeth Dolan, of
New York. The marriage took place
very quietly, and for several years af-
forwards many of his friends and ac-
quaintances in England and on this
side of the Atlantic were unaware that
he had become a benedick.
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