The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-15
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mlttcd Is tho Almighty. appear to the
survivor. for The purpose OF proving
the existence OF the Divinity.
Fifteen years later she came down
ono morning TO brcakfas at Gill HALL,
where she was staying on a visit.
looking very much aEitated. and With
= black ribbon tied round her wrist.
Her husband, Sir Tristram Bcrcsfortl.
asked ner how she had hurt herself,
whereupon .he earnestly cntreatcd him
not to inquire as to tho cause of her
wearing II. saying: You will never
sec me without il again" Then she
eagerly and anxiously asked whether
any letters had arrived. and. on being
questioned by those at The breakfast
table, remarked that she expected to
hear OF Lord Tyrone's death. which
she declared had taken place on tho
preceding TUESDAY. Her husband
laughed. But In the afternoon a lot
ter was brought In, stating that Lord
Tyrone had died on Tuesday morning.
To the ainazement Of Sir Tristram.
his Wife, instead OF ,Sanifcstimg grief.
showed feelings Of relief. and cxclaim-
cd. II can now give you a most salts
factory piece or intelligence / am
now about to become mother. IL
VIII be & boy. ard an heir TO your es-
tate (Sha had leen m irried at the
time for eight years. without having
any chlldrcn) The son WINS born
within year, and, In course OF time.
inherited no. only tho Reresford title
and estates, but. marrying Lord
Thrones only child and heiross of ali
the lie Po,r property. became tho an
cestress OF tho Marquis of Waterford,
Of Admiral Lord Charles. Of Lord Mar
Gus fcrcsfcrd. and OF the entire Beres-
ford mouse.
Nichola. Lady Beresford. on her
Il =. Mo-
visitation ut Gill Hall. &c yealed TO her
eldest son. and to Archbishop William
King, % Dublin. her spiritual adviser
and most intimate friend. tho reason
Tor her wearing the black ribbon on
tho wrist. She declared TINT on the
night preceding the arrival OF the an
nouncement OF tho death OF the last OF
the IL Peer Earls OF Tyrone. he had
appeared 10 her. sitting by the sidc OF
hef bed. on her screaming with fright
he exclaimed.
Have You forgotten our promise to
each other l died on Tuesday morn
ing ut !, | have been permitted TO
thus appear. TO assure you that tho
revealed religion is the true and ONLY
one by which We can be saved am
suffered 70 Inform you that you will
seven months hence become the mother
OF I son. who VIII marry my infant
he'ress, and that you will d,o in your
siSty eighth year"
Lady Scresford continued. ~ berred
hlm FOR some sign or proof SO thar
"heh the morE!ng came might be
aolc 10 realize that his appearance had
pceh real, and not merely the phantom
OF my imagination. He thereupon laid
ms hand, which was as cold as mar,
pre- on my wrist, and where his fingers
touIhcd H. The sincWs shfank up. and
Tie nerves with 1t. Now said he
let no mortal while YOU live ever see
that wrist"
After Lady Bcresfords death. which
occurred precisely az had been predict
e. II her siNiy-elShth year. her eldest
son ana the Archbishop OF Dublin. nm
llea me black ribbon. and found the
wrist precisely as she had described r.
WIN inc nerves wlthered and the
aiheWS shrunk, tho discovery being
paced on written record by both mo,
naihciS Archbishop William King or
Duolln, and the frst of the Reresford
Earis o. Tyrone.
Nltho!a, Lady Bercsford, lies buried
IN the Cathedral Of ST. Patrick. nj Duh.
IN; but her CHEST has it's abode NJ
eufraShmore. the ancestral homo or
me hcresiords; and. arrayed in her early
seventeenth century costume. ond with
the black ribbon Oh her w.4st. she
make an apparition on the eve OF tho
deatn OF any member OF the house or
EereSford
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