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Howard who was brother OF the
& twelfth Duke OF Norfolk He
served as private secretary to thc
late Lord Carnaryon when Viceroy
Of Ireland. and also Of the late
Lord Kimberley when minister q
foreign affairs, while during the
South African war of twenty years
ago he fought the Beers as
trooper of yeomanry. on the
storation Of peace he Joined the EN-,
bassy at Rome as q secretary 1us
then was tntrusted with the care OF
British interests In Crete during
most troubled and stormy peFio.s
beiag promoted from there u
Washington
WIFE Is ALSO AN
ITALIAN PRINCESS.
His wife, Lady Isabel Ho~ssu.
not only the daughter OF sooIch
peer, but also an Italian princess Sy
birth, her father having been the
..xbth Earl OF Nevburgh. Viscount
KynnaIrd and Baron Deyingstone, al
A. the peeraxe Of Scotland, besides
being also Prince Giustiniani and
MARQUIS Bandini OF Rome, as wel as
Duke Of Mandra gone and Count Ca
riooII Of Naples. His family, namely,
that Of the Giustiniani, reigned as
-overeIgns over the Island OF Chios
until II was seized by the republic OF
Genoa in the fourteenth century. His
.arldorn OF Newburgh and his other
Scottish peerages came to him through
his mother, and in order to enjoy the
-orerogatives thereof after his death
he had to secure letters OF uaturaliza-
ton as a British subject.
The earldOm of Newburyh and the
minor Scottish dignities associated
thsrewith were bestowed, In the first
place. by Charles II upon one Of his
faYorite gentlemen in waiting, Sir
James evingstone, Kynnaird. who
had been one Of the most devoted OF
the cavaliers Of Charles I and had
accompanied the latter's son and sue
cessor into exile
The second earl died without male
issue. and his honors passed to his
daughter Charlotte. who was hrst
married 10 Hugh Clifford. of Chud-
leigh, adm afterward to Charles Rad
clire, fifth Earl Of Derwentwater,
who lost his head on Tower Hill. In
London. for his participation in the
Jacobite rebellion.
Charlotte had a daughter by her first
anu q sun DN AlCE G'TCCAAN A@40A
riare. The son became the fourth earl.
and when his son. the fifth earl. died
without issue the Scottish honors pass
ed to the Roman Prince Eincenzio
GIustiaiani. grandson OF Charlotte
daughter by her first marriage. It
was this great-grandson Of Lady Char
lotte Livingstone, Countess Of New
burgh in her own right. and Of her
husband. Hugh Clifford, who became
the sixth earl That Is how the earl
dom Of Newburgh passed into the
great Roman patriCian house of
Gufstiniani-
LADY Isabel Howard. one OF whose
sister, IS a nun OF the Order Of the
Sacred Heart. another the Duchess
Marie Grazioli and the third married
10 Prince Camille Rospigliosi, is, like
her band. Sr Ssme, Roman Cath
-olIc. It is the first occasion OF the
British crown sccrediting n Roman
Catholic as ambassador to Mad7d
since the days OF the Spanish armada,
There is no doubt that his Roman
Catholicism will appeal to the Span
isrds ard will facilitate his work
.aor-: them.
Sir Esne Howard's ancestral home,
P Tho.nrrIry Castle. in Gloucestershire
- ore of the most beautiful and pic
tuFesuue places in the valley OF the
Severn Il originally belonged TO kinG
Edward the Elder in the early par
E OF me tenth century.
z These relationships are so confus ng
b. So many rscple. when they heard that
Princes Pra--anZa was coming bach
to America soon after five years oi
exile. confused her husband will
some If his brothers.