The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-22
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was recently divorced person. and
mat IT was "a itaErant dcrance of the
views of the church to accord It's bless
ing 10 the union of young sirl with
divorced man
Father Black and the Duke ~ New
castle were promptly cJectrd from the
gallery; and While Father Black Mas
arrested 10y the police. held for dis.
ORDERLY conduct and tined and repri-
mandcd by the police magistrate On
the following morning, ,ha luke Of
Newcastle, in view OF his rank. OF the
secondary part which he had taken
IN the affair. and also because OF his
delicate health, was not held, after be-
ing taken to the police station. After
this Interruption. during which the
bride, with much good sense. abstained
rom fainiins. although the affair was
considered most ominons. the rector
Or. ker Gray. continued the service,
ana subscqu nifty explained that since
the license FOR the marriage had been
Issued by the Chancellor of the bio
ceSe OF London. namely. the lltter's
highest legal authority. IL mad been lust
as much incumbent upon him to per-
form the marriagr.as IL he had received
u mandate from his diocesan. Or
Tristram. tho chancellor. whose death
has Just taken place, AMI who was
principally instrumental in securing the
return to this country OF the log OF
me Alayi'owcr some twenty years ago
or more. took the ground that since the
laws OF England. duly enacted b.
Church of England. which is Il state
church. and so much subtec thereto
that the liturgy constitutes an act OF
parliament. the clergy arc Obliged, az
officers OF the state, to comply with
the statutes, and Ia fulfill their duties
in connection herewith regardless ui
their personal religious opinions AS to
the desirability OF the marriage OF di-
yorced people.
Tho Iirinckman family was founded
by wealthy Hanoverian baron OF the
III
10 England with George /. and estab.
lishcd himself in Yorkshire. near Bur
ton owing to the appropriately Of the
iianovcrians III England at that time
his sons assumed the name of Rroad-
mead, that OF great friend and neign-
Dor who had died cIildless, and had lief;
MN most of his land=d property in
Yorkshire ana IL was not until Theo-
dore Breadhcad. one of the descendants
OF john Brinckman, received a bar
onctcy, soon after his marriage to
Charlotte, only daughter and heiress oA
The iirst Lord Godolphin. and sister OF
tn, Duke OF Leeds, that me assumed
by permission OF the crown the old
family name of Brinckman. The pres
and line; and his father the late Sil
Theodore. was member of Parliament,
and married to tbs youngest daugh-
ter OF the second Marquis OF Conyng-
nam.
ADMIRAL OF the Fleet SIR Arthur
knyvet Wilson. who succeeded Cord
Fisher as naval head of tho British
such about two months ago. when
Winston Churchill assumed charge Of
the departn snt. has Just been retired
from the service, on the score of ago
receiving on the occasion from King
George the Order OF Merit. He is a
Grim an veteran, and served in tho
Siege OF Scbastopol as a twelve-yenr-
Int
took part III the attack on the Taku
forts. In China. 1t was ut the battle Of
~ Teb, on tho Red Sea, during the
Victoria cross by feat of bravery as
gallant as any that figur> In England's
roll OF honor, the list OF It's Victoria
Cross heroes: for when at q critical
moment corner of the square had
given way. under the fierce onslaught
OF the Dervtshes, Captain Wilson Gas
he was then). sprang into the gap
check, until some OF the men of the
York and Lancaster Regiments rushed
TO his assistance. While laying abou,
him with his sword, the blade snapped
almost at the hlt, and thereupon Wiz
son let out with his fists. right and
lett bowling th> enemy over like nine
pins and, marvellous 10 relate. escap-
Ing with relatively trining wounds
Needless to say. that his fellow Officers
presented him with superb SWORD
Of honor in admiration OF his gal
lnntry at the battle OF Ell Tcb." On
his return to England Queen Victoria
DECORATED him with the Victoria Cross
Sir Arthur may be said to come from
tightinG stock. for he is heir 20 the
baronetcy which his uncle. General
Sir Archdale Wilson, won during the
great Indian Mutiny. by the capture
OF Delhi, the mama OF this famous
Indian city. now once more the capital
OF the Indian empire, being borne in
conjunction with the baronetcy The
present holder or the latter .s Sir Ro-
land Knyrct Wilson. professor of In
dian law and history at the University
OF Cambridge lie has no children, and
Sir Arthur is his neSt brother An
other brother was killed in one OF the
most sensational OF the many tragedies
that hSurc In the annals of the Alpine
CLUB during an ascent OF the Rtrfel-
horn.
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