The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
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OBSEQUIES OF HEART

canopy borne by the leading citizens
of lt-Otting. who have possessed the
privilege OF performing this duty I
from time immemorial.
on reaching the altar the urn will
be placed on the Castrum DOlOresis. |
and the grand officers Of the royal
household and the great dignitaries Of
the realm will take their places around
the catafalque. At the foot OF the
latter will be displayed on purple vel !
cusAfons he regents crown. his
orders OF knighthood and the various
emblems Of royalty which had been his
in life Standing beside the catafal
que the dean will deliver over the urn
to the bishop with the following:
MY lord bishop: we are commits
stoned by his royal highness the (now)
prince regent to deliver into your safe
keeping the heart OF his late Royal
Highness Prince Luitpold. Regent Of
Bavaria. in order that in accordance
with the traditions of the sovereign
house of Bavaria il may find its last
resting place before the high altar in
the Chapel of our Lady Of Mercies
beside the hearts of his kinsmen and
relatives Your iordship knew this
heart when it was still alive and were
acquainted with the trials which it
"
your lordshlp can also bear witness
10 the patience with which 1t endured
all trials. to the deep piety and faith
which so distinguished ii and. above
all TO the great love which il bore
for the Bavarian country and people.
1t has been a noble and a pious
heart-this heart Of our never to be
forgotten Prince LuitpOld The rest
which was denied TO this heart in life
II will ind in the Holy Chapel Of Our
Lady here and may in the other world
that sorely tried heart be granted
through the grace OF the Mother OF
Mercies. the everlasting peace OF
God"
requiem will then be sung and
the urn sprinkled with holy water and
solemnly blessed by the bishop. after
which the heart will be borne once
more in solemn procession through the
streets and across the market place
to the Chapel of Our Lady. where II
win be a1eced hv the abbot in the
niche prepared for it.
Sir Richard Musgrave. who is lying
SO very seriously i'll having recently
undergone a severe operation. is not.
as has been asserted. the Sir Richard
Musgrave. owner OF the celebrated and
talismanic glass beaker. known as
The Luck of Eden Hall" which has
formed the theme Of poems by INLAND
and by Longfellow. He is the baro-
net of the same name. but of Tourin.
in County Waterford, instead OF Eden
Hall in Cumberland. Sir Richard
Musgrave. Of Tourin. is married to
Canadian. a daughter of the Hon. r.
Dunsmuir of Victoria, British Column
bia owns extensive estates. both in
the Dominion and in the United States.
and has for twenty years past been
an almost annual visitor to the west
ern hemisphere. He has no son. only
two daughters. the elder twenty and
the other eighteen years of age. and
the next heir to the baronetcy is his
uncle. Edward Musgrave, who besides
being a justice of the peace Of County
Waterford. has a home in Victoria,
British Columbia and a large family
of children, two of his sons being
married and settled in British Column
bia.
! The Musgraves of Tourin hall orig
inalIy from Yorkshire and settled at
Tourin. in County Waterford, in the
early part of the eighteenth century.
the baronetcy being bestowed upon
Richard Musgrave in 1882, as re-
ward for his services as a member of
the Irish Parliament in promoting the
Union
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