The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-17
She Comes to This Country to
Make Preparation for Open
ing Hospital.
ny Ia MARC USE DE FONTEsNOY.

ORD MIDLETON'S sister. tn. Hon.
Albina Brodrick (who has been
wrongly described In the cable
dispatches as LADY ErodrseHD
board the Baltic. to take up the study
Cf nursing and OF household admins
trs.tion, in the Teachers College OF
Columbia University. under the drec-
An elderly malden--she Is over fifty
and far from rich. she some time ago
took up nursing as a profession op-
tanned a diploma as such. has lately
been attached to the stan Of the lead
ing hospital IN County Kerry. she IS
now bent on establishing hospital or
her own at Yallinooona An 'the same
COUNT where she has been subsisrhs
on Ave shilMngs week In order 10
save money for the purpose. sne pro-
noses that the hospital which she mas
in view shall not only care Tor the
pec.aNy it's women, the ethics OF sana-
.ation and of the care OF the mousse
hold. and II is IN order 70 Dc aple ~
direc. this species of tuition more
cfbci;1,tiv inst she proposes 10 study
for some time at Columbia under FRO
lessor NurFlng at the same tlEie COL
lecting money wherever poSsinis Tor
the protected Institution. All OF her
sisters are serious-miuGed Ike hsrsei.
One OF them is the wife OF the Bishop
OF Glasgow Her brother. LORD MI'ie-
ton. VIII be better remembered IN this
country as william ST. John Brocrleh,
who was Secretary OF state ,or Wal
during the greater part OF the Boer
campasgn and as such the object OF
much criticism. Afterwards ne De-
came Secretary of STATE Tor thd. q,
where he was again bl1Ined Tor hasnhs
failed TO sfnoothe over the quarrel De-
tween Lord Kitchener ard Lord Curzon.
and with having allowed 1t 70 deSeiop
TO such an extent as 70 entail the res.
ignataon by Lord curlon OF the Graa,
of,ice'of Viceroy OF mora cTrzon ar ,d
Middleton were classmates A. Eton- ana
the most intimate of friends until TINS
chi sode. since wt.cl, they do not speak.
n. Hos. AIhtnias s!rllood was
spe Mt at PEPPER Harrow. the ancestral
row; be,or. Is 20 Lord Middleton. and
which has been in the possession Of
the Brodr.cks for over zoo years. IL
is a grand old place, which hgures In
r,oornsday Book as betnt held by a.
,e- E,s+, O-ser from william the Con
oue-or after having been previously
held by an Saxon Knight OF the
nam. Of Award from Edward the
f,onfe.sor The Mfclercr peerage was
bestowed upon Sir Alan Srodrick. Wno
sffer oIiiug the once oi Speaker Of
,h. Souse Of Commons. bc--arne LORD
Chancellor Of ireland He took this sitle
NJ yiscount Middleton. from Middleton.
in the County OF Cork. where his
successor. the present lord. Sill owns
some property.
Tn. new Lord Liam rattock. VITO has
t,,s+ succeeded through the death o!
his father TO the latter's seat In the
House Of Lords. and % the possess,o'
OF .ne Henc-e as Wei as TO a nu.hoef
Of other beautiful country seats IN
wales. is a me1naer OF the bar. has
bean Mayor OF Monmouth. is one OF
the piiltr. OF the ultra smart Bache-
brss' Club IN London. AID has thus lar
manifested none OF that tasse for oar
Younger brother. the Hon. Charles
Stewart Rolls. he Is unmarried. ala
has tut one sister. the wife OF or
John Shelley.
WfriIe the Langattocx peerage IS Of
modern origin, having been created as
rae.n-I; ss IN 1872 vet the Rolls fam
sly 4 an ancient one, and The Hrnd-e.
pronounced Hendref wh5ch tn "elch
means "the old hoTne") has been N
IT'S possession for over $50 years, tes
manson itself dating from 1870. II
ras had many royal visitors. begin
ming With Charles II. who spent
couple, OF nights there while fleeing
from the victorious armies Of CrcU1-
well: while Queen Victoria Edward
VII, and in particular George " ana
Queen Mary, have stayed there en- sew
ersl occasions.
The house Is wonderful medley OF
gables, towers and tuTrets. anc Is ihi
of all sorts of Interesting relics m
Guiding a torto,se-sheN DRESSING
of Francis l.. of France.
500 bv Queen Elizabeth. which she
enbro;de-.d herself: the ident'eai hat
which SaaoIeou wore at the battle Q.
W.,.,,oo. TIE chair at which Milton
co, u-he, he wrote Paradise Lost" the
you,1 p-eterGer's waistcoat, ernbroio-
.r.d nv N. ladies' of the Stuart coart
y, :, Germalns: the sets Of silver anu
norcAlain presented by the EngIish ma
Vi, N Nelson; Il silver teapot ara
,ea.uru given by sir William Hamilton
the British envoy at NapIesr aho '.,S
,x,S. the fair but fraii Emma, Lany
H.-ni,ton. TO Nelson. for use on hoaro
81. Eoud-ovant. and last but not least
.n-,. maSniHcen, old Spanish pia'e'
4oo wears old, which was taken Over
70 south America for SAFETY az .ie
time Of the Spanish wars d So
a, the close OF the seventeenth cehIu'
and remained concealed there IN .'.
min. at Lima. entirely forgotten. i''
nearly 200 years. until pHrcHdse' w
,ne late Lord Langattock dnfihS '"s
o. his prolonged yachting cruises o
hoard his beautiful steam yach'
Maria. ~N!GA 40
E,oy-n In foreign waters as Loro BRAS
sey's Sunbeam ma.
Tb.Y. Is a. the Hendre so-caHeo
ac;,anber of = horrors" somewhat VA
Keeping with that ~ Madame .u
-. and FULL o. ali sorts CT sr"c
go, r.,srs OF much historic inte--s'
fror, all parts OF the world tho
house stands in weii-,iEnoersa park
=, n.sr 1000 acres. beneath enc an
ci.n, trees OF which there foa'aS
herd OF s,ne 500 deer
n the Earl Of Cotensam -
s,I. All his extensive estates IN
cn.sasre- inclucsng the family country
cat Of Ridley PaTx- 1000 acres IN
co.. " :. because he has never i'en
-. h,s marriage thirteen years
80 90 LADY Rose Neville. daughter ..
~, old Marau,. Of Aberssvenny: Lazy
o.. was formerly the vile OF 'ohh
pIundsII Leigh but her union I, ."
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