The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-25
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A president az NAgdASsn College.
where the youug Prince Of Wales has
now taken up hls resioAnce Tar the
purpose Of recetving ~ dnashtng
touches TO his education. the Rev. Or:
Herbert Warren. vAes-chanceilor OF
the University Of Oxford. commands
Of attention. JIllin6 the chair OF
poetry at this ancient seat OF 1fasisn
learning, DR.. Warren sugeeste In nis
appearance and manner nsitner Sne
poDula. conception q z serS nor . s1st
Of Q COLLEGE don whns hs ass rssain.
~ . man OF the world. and Il = thanks
to his savoir faire. and 70 hie tact
that Hsgdalen 10 to-day typical Of OK
ford In her latest phase. and In her
most advanced views. without any vfo'
He gave perhaps the most striktng
evidence Of his diplomacy In his
maintenance Of complete harmony win
that gifted yet extremely dif1cult man.
Lord Curzon OF Kedleston. When the
latter was appointed chancellor Of the
university. In succession to the late
Lord Goschen. he embarked upon his
term OF once full Of bold adeas OF re-
form, ana q drm determination to put
them into execution. Dr. Warren has.
without diseouraging or Offending the
on the one hand the extravagances OF
Lord Curzon's reform. and has on the
other succeeded IN inducing the unsvee.
sity 70 accept them In their nodded
shape.
DR.. Warren IL persona srata with
the royal family. thanks to his clever
and sympathetic biography Of Queen
victoria's grandson. Prince Christian
Victor OF Schleswig. Holstein. who met
with his death in South Africa during
the Doer War. and who was an old
4 NJ kA nj
hts most important pieces Of work At
Oxford has been his organization Of q
training corps at the university for
the new Territorial force OF the army;
and while he does not convey the idea
OF . military man. he has done in this
his country.
Of Old World Afe. and OF the dead.
the hoary. the historic and the poetic
past The very university, with It's
picturesque buildings, its gardens and
tts associations. constitutes historic
relic and . poem. Or. Warren. the
master Of Magdalen. without suggest
ing an incongruity, or appearing In
the least degree out Of touch with his
environment, nevertheless represents
everything that Is most modern and
up-to-date In academic life.
In compliance with q wish expressed
by the late Queen Mary Of Hanover.
her only son. the Duke o. Cumberland
and Of Brunswick, 10 taking steps to
George ". Of Hanover. transferred
from St Georges Chapel at Windsor.
to lie beside her In the mausoleum
which she caused to be constructed
for herself and her children at her
Austrian home on tho shores Of the
f1pnS In hAp
tombed there. and It's other occupants
are her daughter. Princess Mary, ana
her grandson. Prince George Ernest.
who was killed last spring in an auto
mobile accident IN Prussia while IN
his way to attend the funeral OF his
mothers brother, King Frederick Of
Denmark, At Copenhagen.
When the old blind King Of Han
over died In Paris, In 1878. and was
accorded By the French government
the obsequies due to An English prince
OF the blood, Edward VII, then heir
the name Of Queen Victoria, his body
was conveyed to Windsor and placed
In beautiful sarcophagus in the nave
Of st Georges chapter. the tomb bear
ing the Inscription. Here lies at peace
among his kindred. the royal family
Of England. the body Of George T..
King Of Hanover. Born In Berlin May
81. 1917. Died June IL. 1878, in paris
This was not the original fnscrip-
ton The latter intimated that George
was ~the LAST King OF Hanover" This
gave 30 much ofEense to his widow
and to his son that Queen Victoria
caused It to be amended, with the elm
fnation Of tho word last"
The relations between the dead
Kings widow and his son IN the one
hand, and Queen Victoria on the other.
became quite strained after his death,
especially when Queen Victoria aided
and abetted the marriage OF Princess
frederick OF Hanover to her dead
fathers equerry. Baron Won Pawell-
Ramingen. to which they were bitter
y opposed. II IL owing to this tat
Queen Mary never visited her hus-
bands tomb at Windsor from the time
he was inferred there until her death
nearly thirty years afterwards: while
her SON. the Duke Of Cumberland and
once.
Copyright. 1917, by tho Brentwood
Company.)