The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-07
Marquis of Anglesey and Lady
Marjorie Manners Will
Be Married.
BY - MARauIsE DE roN1uNoy.

~ ~ MARQtIsE DE TONTT,\ON.
t. az Duke ana Duchess Of Con-
naught and to their chlldrcn.
nc news ut the enlightenment OF
oe -. 'Iy hafQllS oi Anglesey head
~ me House OF Paget. 20 Lady Niar-
luke OF Rutland Will he source Of
81, relief For IL VIII put am end
10 INC illustrated stories printed over
I,3,ro, nv en- again N the daily press OF
lazy Marjorie was secretly afranced
~ frlnce Arthur 81 Counaught. ana
nat Friucess Patricia and Lord Auc-
+ !esey had piighted thoir roth. 6ut hid
nren unable TO obtain tho sanction Of
i.iWard VII or of George y no Nod
'ne hlsn-spifited and f5n-ioNins
p'licess has never STRUCK anyone as
a. lovriorn naid and her brother.
rrlnce Arthur. is about as unlike a
llsnppointea lover as can well be i'm
I.ord Anelcsey must not be con-
,ounded with his spendthrif, and .cccn-
III. pI"a'ceSsor IN the marqu safe. a
eistant cousin. who Won for himself the
nickname 81 the "Butterny." BIZ his
appearances on tile stag. In the guis.
oil "A fairy prince. giitterinS With gems
ana wearing huge butterfly wings att
,ached 10 MS shoulders The lance OF
Lacy Marjorie Manners IS OF wholly
"lierent type. we'll set up. manly.
sood looking oN -oincor OF tho Royal
Puent visitor TO this country quite
ts often as his sister. Lady Herbert.
Wnp spends every winter with her
husband ct Pasadena. California HIS
| motne~ bears the title of Lady Alex
ander paget There arc two widows
oi former marquesses stn living. one
is the relict Of tho late Butterfly mar
quls. daughter OF Sir George Chet-
Lady angie since ne marriage
three Years ago to John G Gulatt
The other known as Minnie. Mar
chloncss OF Anglescy widow Of tho
'rl
daughter Of J. T. King. OF Georgia,
aud makes her home at Versailles I'm
France She still draws a large join
iure from the Anglcscy estates which
DESPITE the foolish waste OF the late
buttr rily marquis. are exceedingly
valuable mainly ON account OF their
mineral wealth. Their managefnou Is
vested N tine hands OF trustees until
the present peer attains mis- thlrticih
birthday, three years hence but since
his twenty birthday he mas boon
deriving from tacm an income OF
$3.50. 900. which viii be doubled later
on. should Lord Anglescy's marr!sg &c
with Lady Marjorie Manners remain
without male Issue, mis- Alarowsate Of
Angiesey. ana his Earldom Of Tx
bridge. VIII go 10 his bachelor brother
Lord Victor Paget about six lives in
tcryenins between The family honors
and General Sil Arthur PaGct. mar
ricd to Minnie Stevens. Of New York.
But should Lord Anslesev leave
daughter. the latter would inherit his
Barony Of Paget and become a peer
ass In her own right as Lady Paget:
for this PARTICULAR dignity is bar
ony In fee, and as such, transnissible
In the female line.
1t is. thanks to this indeed that
( Lord An2losey is a peer of tic realm
to-day. For the paget family, which
was founded by Sir William Paget.
Secretary OF state To Henry VIII be-
came extinct in the male line in the
middle of the eighteenth century.
through tho death OF tho eighth Baron
Pagct The baroIy thercupon passed
To the son Of Caroline FACET last of
her line. and tho great rranddaughter
Of the fifth baron She married Sir
Nicholas Kayley and her son was the
ninth baron, subsequently advanced to
the ItHrldom Of EXbridge. his son ana
successor. tho commander OF the Brit
ish cavalry. at Waterloo. being cle-
waited to the Marquisate of Anglesey
some time afterwards.
The granting Of the marquisatc by
George ~ to the -one-l Legged Lord
UNbridge. excited widespread indignn-
ton. owing To tho fact that the title
OF Anglescy was regarded as belong
ing to the Anncsley family There
were no lass than six Annesley Earls
OF Anglesey. and It was the son Of the
nth carl who furnished the theme of
so much romance as tic "Wnndoring
Heir"
The nfth carl was dissolute spond-
thrift. who separated from his wife
soon after the birth OF his only son,
and then fell under the influence OF
an evil woman. who conceived Il hatred.
more intense than that OF any stop
mother. for the earl's child. who bore
the title of Lord Altman TIc was
packed off at the age of eight or nine
to a sort OF Dotheboys' Hall school.
where. ike an ennobled "smiko." he
was employed in the most mental and
arduous labor, till driven by NAL
treatment to run away. In fact he
disappeared, and as his life was an
obstruction to his fathers granting
certain leases. very necessary to tho
impoverished state OF his nnancos.
Lord Anglesey gave on; that MS son
was dead
Ihc nth earl died whom the boy