The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-20
La Marquise de Fontenoy
ORD DECIEs, and his wife. who
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ORD DECIEs. and his wife. who
was Miss Niyien Could. of New
IL York. have rented from Lord An.
| naly popularly nicknamed "Slop.
/ CIR. the lattsr's beautiful country seat
| known as Luttrcllstown. II takes It's
name from the L.utt-ell family OF
! "nich tho Earl OF Carhaupton was the
+ chiei. and which had owned the place
since tho reign OF Henry VI 1t Is
beautifully situated on the banks OF
! the Lifcy, about six miles from the
city or Dublin, and among It's mos,
famous occupants have been the wick
ca Ear! OF Carnampton. who waA re-
vi. and Colonel Luttrell, the oppon-
eHt of Wilkes at tho memorable Slid
dleseX election. some hundred years
tho possession Of tho White f fansly '"e Of
wh,eh Lord Annaly Is the, chief, is
ra. .natl r ,9i Lord Annaiy's great.
Man. driftod over to Dublin. where he
became the GRAND boy OF a second
mana BOOKSELLER. and being ambitious,
Same line. One day nc found a lottery
ticket In the. pages OF a second hand
BOOK Which he had purchased with a
Job iot at a public sale. Fortunately
ioF himself. he failed In his efforts 10
dispose Of the ticket, and 1t was left
on MS Ms hands, winning the prize OF
OF MS fortune. He died 4 millionaire.
| and a member of Parliament. and while
inrce of his sons had seats In the
House OF Commons the fourth became
Lord Annaiy. and purchased from the
last Lord Carhampton the estate o!
Luttrellstown.
lord IN waiting TO King George, and a
favorite member OF the latter's house
hold has lived but little a, Luttrells-
Holdenb House. his place in North.
| ampton. whore Queen Elizabeth used
TO stay. whore James /. resided for
months MOI l together, and where Charles I.
| rendered to the Scottish army nj New
castle. Holdenby House has been I'm
m nonuar nov IN WHITE Tbn Melviie1 most
Lord Annaly was for many years mas
ter of the Pytchlcy HUNT
The marriage of Colonel and Mrs. j.
est son. a remarkably handsome boy
or eight. was preceded by one OF those
d ara, r Of English society Of which
Colonel Laycock. who was the best
man OF the Duke OF Westminster on the
occasion OF the latter's marriage, and
times. on one or another of his big
steam yachts, on the occasion of the
! america cup races, is n man OF very
great wealth and very popular. He
was VIGOROUSLY infatuated with a cor.
tain pecress Of the realm. who has oc-
cupicd the limeliEht in many different
ways during the last quarter of a cen
fury. She is the wife Of earl. No
ticing that Colonel Laycocli's devotion
| TO her was Diminishing, She sought the
| cause. and found it, in his infatuaton
for the exceptionally fascinating ana
beautiful Marchioness of Downshire.
that is to say, woman nearly half
her age
! The Marquis of Downshire remained
| in complete ignorance that his vito
was accepting the attentions OF any
other man until the countess was led.
| by spirit of jealousy and revenge, TO
/ induce Lord Downshire to force open
a desk in which the marchtoness's cor
respondencc with Colonel Laycock was
concealed divorce ensued. and as
| soon S the decree was made absolute
the marchioness married Colonel Lay
cock.
While touring afterwards on tho
| Continent, thoy met with terrible
! automobile accident. the colonel cscap-
| ing relatively unhurt. while his wife
was so badly injured. ono of her feet