The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30
t REASURE FOUND IN
RUINS OF OLD MANSION

who In the early par, Of the eighteenth
sentnry surrendered their rights OF
SoEeTnmcnt TO tha crown. New Jersey
being from the. time forth adtninis
tered as a colony OF the crown. %
which the Governor was appointed b.
While tho car,ere,s have thus lon=
since ceased to possess any sc!gneurial
rights, either IN the island Of Jersey
Or IN New JERSEY, yet their names has
state Of the American Union and there
are a number OF REPRESENTATIVES OF the
i,amily. and bearers OF the name, now
Is family which Is perhaps tho Oldest
81 AL in the Channel Islands III fact.
they were Seigneurs OF the Channel
group from time immemoriai, and 1t is
Manser dc Carteret accompa MED their
Duke William Of Normandy. 10 Eng
lhnd In 1866, and fought at the battle
ot Hastings. and that Sir Reginald de
in-arns OF Godfrey de EouIiion. the
leader OF the First Crusade. and was
present with him at the taking or
1t was at the beautiful old Manor
DC ia Trinite that the Cavtcrets. who
Trc closely related 10 another Channel
Try. namely, the MarGuands. entertain
Cd lt.ng Charles II. on numerous oc-
ca a;, the FIRST time when he was
boarely eighteen. 1t was then that tic
Manor was the scene OF his romance
y. !. NJ; Marsuerite de Carteret. the love
INC birth OF that mysterious Individual
known IS James d e la Cloche, and who
Is no" pretty generally admitted hy
aan of ~, =, h 1ra, 70 have been the
name OF De Ia Clochc, to the fact that
eleven years after his birth. his mother
married Etiennc dc la Clochc
James de Ia Cloche. whose story has
Deen the theme OF numerous learned
and and authoritative articles in the Paris
,ia9 as de neu% Mondes." IN the off
Andrew Lang. was recognised by
S mari 81 II. in an autograph document.
our, natural son, James Stuart, who in
ooedicncc to our order and command.
Isl IS lying in France and other countries
De i, r le,gned ma me, namely. that Or
CHARLES ~ had stipulated that James
&c ne,a IA Ciocne. SHOULD not. reveal. his
bba urr hs ,n Bds While STAYING at Ham
Queen Christine OF Sweden. and In
forming her. Of his origin. carried with
MN NJ When he subsequently proceeded
attesting that Charles II. had privately
acknowledged the bearer as his son.
N N Home; James de la Choche Joined
her thereof. was in course Of time 't en-
ployed as means OF communication
netEcnn the authorities OF the Roman
lie lacked however, the quality Of dis.
cretion, and ne permitted some infor-
nation to leak out concerning an m
derstanding between Charles III hia
sister Duchess Henrietta or Orleans
ana Louis XIV: with a view 10 war
against Holland, and the restoration
Of Roman Catholicism in England
Charles on learning Of this lndiscre-
non, realized that the tenure Of his
lhrone depended upon absolute silence
about all negotiations Of this kind ann
secrecy as 10 his connection with thn
u INV Or Rome 1t became necessary
mat lanes de la Cloche, who had talked
100 much. and who might talk more
should disappear, and accordingly the
services of Louis XIV. who had eyeryo
UIhinE to gain by the maintenance Of
We're invoked, and James de la Clochs
t has shrus t. into 1raptyity and became
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