The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
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I HEIR OWN LANGUAGE

naming five by the popula tion In gem
erai. The motive given for the enact
providing for the safety OF the prince.
whose life would certainly have been
endangered had his horse taken fright
ut any motor, Consequently. disobcdi-
ence to this law was construed by tho
local authorities as a felonious attempt
on the old princes life-in one word.
/ rs high treason. The law. at tho In
stance OF his successor, has lately been
repealed. the new prince being HIM
self an enthusiastic motorist.
Count Cccft> Kcarney, who has just
10 the Panacy. by which It was be-
slowed upon him in 1868. and II has
become extinct In his demise. since he
mas leit no son 1t Is stated In the
dignity in question was the revival OF
The title originally bestowed upon Mar
In kenrney In lIil; But this is not
Martin Kcarncy in question. who mar
ricd Lady Elizabeth Hamilton, dauEht-
or OF James, sixth Earl Of Abercorn.
a the without leaving , any Issue And In
hearnic. which he received on the oc-
chsion OF his marriage. was bestowed
mon him, not by tho Pope. but by
Louis Nv. OF France.
The kcarneys are an old. but i'm
poverishcd family OF Ireland. and Kcar-
ney castle near Cashcl%of which but
ready In existence In 1899. The Kear-
neys were for centuries hereditary
Keepers OF saint Patrick. Crosier:,'
also known as .'kearney crux," and In
a list OF tithes taken from the registry
OF Cashei in 1913. on record in Dublin
appears the Item Ten pounds pa Id 10
Mr. Kearney for Saint Patrick's rights,
as an ancient custom throughout the
province. The crozicr was surrendered
By the Kcarncys to the Roman Catholic
Archbishop of Cashel in 1919, and Is
Incorporated In the pastoral staff or
the archbishops Of that diocese. with an
Inscription setting forth the fact. The
Kearneys have furnished several pre-
latcs to tho Catholic Church. and John
kearney was Secretary of State to
King James IL. whom he accompa nled
10 France. HIS son and grandson en-
tering the service of France. Ambrose
kearney, an officer OF the Irish Guards
OF King Louis. being killed at the bat
tie of Fontcnoy
Tho kcarncy estates. which were
mostly in the South OF ireland, have
wholly passed out of their possession,
sold TO the Lords OF Lucan and to the
nineteenth century. while the small
posed of ~ the lric count. under the
terms OF the Wyndham land act.
Frances new Minister OF Foreign
Affairs. lean Crnppi. like, his friend
cupied that post, has declined to take
up his residence in the Palace of tho
Qnat d'Orsai. or rather in that portion
thereof reserved as an official residence
for tho Minister OF Foreign Affairs. At
the instance OF his wife, he continues
TO live in the Rue de fUniycrsito; and
In the salons where Nine. CruppI now
cntcrtains her friends. the poet La NOR
tine lived for many years. and wrote
some OF his fines works.
In determining to romnin there, Nine.
Cruppi has shown her excellent taste.
For not only the Palace of the DUAL
d'Orsai. but also It's furnishing and
decorations, arc calculated to offend
every sense OF Refinement and elegance,
representative as they are OF the worst
possible taste OF the rcigns OF King
Louis Philippe, and Napoleon III. The
Palace OF the DUAL d'Orsai was COM
menced during Tho times of Louis Phil
ippe, Premier Guizot, the statesman
stone thereof In 1915; while II was
completed. furnished. and tho first off,
cial dispatch signed there in 1853,
when Drouyn de Lhnys was Minister OF
Foreign Affairs.
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