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Found: 19 entries

1908 Jan-Dec
Marriages—Eaird, Mr. W. A., and Lady Hersey Conyngham
29 January 1908 (Page 12 col b) 
1911 Jan-Dec

Marriages celebrated—Ainsworth, Mr. Thomas, and Lady Edena
Conyngham: list of presents; ceremony

10 February 1911 (Page 11 col b) 
1912 Jan-Dec
Marriages celebrated—Denison, Mr. Conyngham, and Miss Vera Baxendale
09 February 1912 (Page 11 col b) 
19I40ct-Dec  
Marriages celebrated—Conyngham, Lord F., and Miss B. Tobin

03 December  (Page 11 col e) ‘:““‘m"“*
1918 Apr-Jun

Marriages ce1ebrated—McCalmont, Maj. Dermot H. B., and Lady Barbara 
Conyngham

04 June 1918 (Page 9 col b) “reset g
1922 Oct-Dec 2; ,1 A} Q  9
Marriages celebrated—Conyngham, Lord, and Mrsflv iffstanide A
10 November 1922 (Page 13 col c)  /1,  mg A  M/Wwr .U.»~i.01,»;.c:(;z:r,1Jx>.1_.: 3.!
1913 Jan-Dec ” ’ ‘1 5 a"~«-t~ 
Parliament—Conyngham heirlooms: Bill (sale): in Lords: in committee
18 Jgunev_1913 (Page 5 col (1) ‘:ii“m“‘“i All ,;,(,..z,/
Parliament—Conyngham heirlooms: Idill (sale): in Lords: in committee
02 July 1913 (Page 13 cold)  p 
Parliament—Conyngham heirlooms: third reading
04 July 1913 (Page 12_co1 a) §’”"“m
Parliament—Conyngham heirlooms: in Commons; second reading

15 Julyv1913 (Page 13 col c) semi 1L1*a,Q,, fi_W,\; M. M 

Parliament—Conyngham heirlooms: in committee A p (03 Q 0..
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1929 Jan-Mar "1 

Pendulum observations—Sir G. Lenox-Conyngham (lecture)
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The Times, Apr 27, 1922; pg. 5; Issue 43016; col B

Summary of Cases.
Category: Law

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Taken from The Sydney Mail, Wednesday 20 January, 1915

Of Interest to Women p 32

News has just arrived of two war weddings in London, the bride in each instance being an
Australian. Lord Frederick CONYNGHAM, of the 2nd Dragoons, who has gone to the front,
was, prior to his departure, wedded to Miss Bessie TOBIN, younger daughter of Mrs. Willie
TOBIN, of Victoria.


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Marriages
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Mark 3; Issue 41944; col E

Lord Conyngham.
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' ' . ‘Letters Patent have passed the'Great Sealof ,

the :United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland ‘conferring the -dignities of- Viscount,
Earl and Marquess of the said United ‘Kingdom
upon Adniiral the Right Honourable Sir Louis
Alexander Mountbatten, G-.C.B-., G.C.V.Q.,

, K.G.M.G. (formerly, Prince Louis of Batten-

berg), and the heirs male of his body’ lawfully
begotten, by the names, styles and-titles of
Viscount Alderney in the county of South-
ampton, Earl of Medina and Marquess ‘of
Milford Haven. 4 .

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Wlziteimll, November 7, 1917. ‘

Letters Patent have passed the Great Seal of
the United Kingdom of. Great -Britain and
Ireland conferring the dignitiés of Viscount,
Earl and Marquessof the said United Kingdom
upon Oaptain Sir Alexander Alloert'Mount-
batten, G-.C.,V.O. (formerly Prince Alexander
of Battenberg), and the heirs male of ‘his body
lawfully begotten, by his‘ names, styles and"
titles of Viscount Launceston in the county of

Cornwall, Earl of Berkharnpsted and Marquess _ -

of Oarisbrook-e. '

;-: - 
_ Whitehall, 'Na.,-ember 7, 1917.‘ ,
_- Letters Patent have passed the‘Great Seal of

the United Kingdom ‘of Great Britain and-

Ireland conferring-_-the dignities of Viscount and
Earl- of the said United Kingdom upon
Brigadier-General Sir Alexander. Augustus
Frederick William Alfred-George Cambridge,
G.C‘.B., G.C.V.O.,- C.M.G,, D.S_.Q. (formerly
Prince Alexander of 'l‘eok),"and the heirs male
of his body lawfully begotten. by hisnames,
styles and titles of Viscount Trematon _in the

»county of Qambridge, and Earlof Athlone.

’ or

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_ Whitehall, November 8, _19l7.
.The KING has been pleased, by Warrant

- under His Maj'esty’s Royal Sign Manual, bear-

ing data the 6th instant, to appoint th_o_Reve-
rend John Bcasmore Culley to the‘L1vmg of
Moxley, in the County of Stalford and Diocese

of Lichficld, void by_ the resignation of the
, Reverend Frank Tyrer; the last Incumbent. ’

 

V Whitehall, ,Nooem6er 8, 1917. .
The KING has been pleased, in pursuance_

I of the provisions of the Second Schedule to the

Military -Service Act,’ 1916 _(5 & 6 G:eo.,V,
cap. 104), to appoint ‘Mr. George William
Chnter, of 20, Addison Road, Reading, to be
a. Member of the Appeal Tribunal for Berk-
shire,‘ "including, the
Reading.
H ' Dawniny Street,-

" ‘ 7th No5vs1n5er,'l917 . ‘

Tjhe KING has been pleased to appoint
Sir Walter Edward ,Davidson,' K.C.M.G.
(Cvovernor' of Ne,wfoundlaud).. to be. Govern it
of the State of-New South Wales and its Depen

«dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia. L,

run LONl)ON:t}A.|ZET'1.‘_E,' 9 NOVEMBER,’ 1917.

Corps  '

County .Borough of '

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‘Board of Prado, _ .
‘ - W/zitehall Gardens, - .
i ‘ ‘ Stir November,-,191T.

The KING has been graciously pleased ‘to
confer the Decoration of the Albert Medal upon
Actlng Quartermaster-Serjeant James William
Brpuin, Royal Army '-Medical Corps, nserjeant
William Seymour, Northumberland Fusiliers,

and Privates Arthur IDuE Hadden Allan and , '

James Cuthbertson, of the Royal Army Medical

is an acoountof the services in

The followin

-respect of whic the Decoration has been con- -

ferred :—

_ (_)n the morning of the 5th February, 1917,’ a ,
serious explosion, followed by a fire,_occur'red on

the French trcopship “ St. Laurent " at Malta. .
After some time‘it was observed that three

were diercest, were ciit off from the rest.
;N'oneIo,f the boats" near would .approa‘ch the
ship owing to the, heat and danger .»of-a. further

explosion, until Acting Quartermaster-Sorjeant , -

Brown persuaded a Maltese Policeman to "row
hlin out 3 but when within thirty yards of, the

ship the Policeman refused to go further.

Brown returned, and was then joined by Sey-
mour,‘ Allan ‘and ' Cuthbertson. They rowed

' directly to the, forepart of..tl1e ship, the sides of

which were-by this time red hot,‘ while the plates

were falling into thé sea. ' _ _ - '
_VVhen they were‘ within a few! yards. of the

ship two of the three men in the forepartv

jumped into thesea and were rescued,‘ .the p ’
third, who had climbed up the mast, was sayed ,

later:-when the mast fell. '

_ ‘NAVAL SALVAGE MONE_Y., -
, Department, of the i '
Accountant-General oj'th'e Nazvgy,
Admiralty, S. W ., - 
,5 ‘ I . 8th. N,o11amb.er, 19l7._

Notfce is-hereby given to: all persons in:
terested therein, that preparations are now

, being made for the intended Distribution of
x the. following Salvage Awards:—- '

,Sa.1va'ge of s.v.. “ Samuel‘ S.. Thorp,” by

' H.M.S. ‘”Zinnia.'”..on ,7th and St]: Qctober,,

1916. '- ' '

Sal-'v'age of s.s. ‘: Ewell.” by HEM. Trawliar '
_ “_Report-o” on 21st February, 1917.. ‘ ‘

Salvage of cargo of s.v. “ Terpsichore ” by
ELM. - Ships “ Sunflower, , " Pioneer II:,” ‘
“Dais VI.f’ and “Stormccck” ‘on 15th
and 1 th May, 1916. - '

Agents or other Persons having -any just and
legal demand, unliquidated, ‘against the
Award are required to transmit the particulars
of any such demand-.. to the Registrar of, the
Admiralty Division of- H.M. High Court of

» Justice, in order that the same may- be

examined, taxed, and-allowed by?that Officer,
and paid under the sanction of the Judge of
the said court. ' " ' .

Due Notice will be given, by future a'd-

'ver.t«ieement in the’ London Gazette, of the

‘date proposed, for the commencement of Dis
tribution. '

Aczmrirany, 3m Norlievnlm-,,_1917.
‘ * 1a,1\r.I{.1z. ' '

‘V ‘ To be te'mpy.‘Sub-Lieut.——- . V -

Charles B.'Pl.impt'on. - get Nov. 19-17 '-
1.v' ‘ i i
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men in the forepa.rt'of the ship, where the flames _ , .

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12662 SUPPLEMENTTO ‘rm: Lon‘fi6fcAzErrE, 4 DECEMBER, 1917.

Ely. Trans. 0,fficcrs.—(Graded for purposes of
pay as Stalf Lts., 2nd Cl.)—~Temp. Lt. R. I.
M. Graham-Toler, Gen. List._ 18th Oct.
1917. '

Lt. M. Brachi, M.C., R.E., T.F. 12th
Nov. 1917.

 

The undermentioned temp. appt. is
made:—~
lA'.D.C'.—Lt. V. G. H. ‘F1, The Marq.
._ Conyngham, Ir. Horse. 7th Nov. 1917.

 

'B.oYAI. FLYING Conrs.

J!-il. Wing.—The undermentioned appts. are.
made:—

Sgoln. 0omdr.—T-emp. Capt. R. E. Saul, Gen.
List, from a Flight O‘omdr., and to be temp.
Maj. whilst so empld. 21st Nov. 1917.

«Flight C'amd1's.——FroIn Flying Oflicers, End to
be temp. Capts. whilst so empld :-—
2nd Lt. (temp. Lt.) B. B. Toms, R. War.
11., Spec. Res. 1st Nov. 1917.
Lt. R. E. Angus, Yeo., T.F. 18th Nov.
‘.1917.
Temp. Lt. W. R. G. Pearson, Gen. List.
19th Nov. 1917.

Flying Ofiice-rs.—~Temp. 2nd Lt. L. O. F.

. -Clutterbuck, Gen. List, from a Flying
Ofiicer (Observer). 12th Sept. 1917, with
seniority from 3181: Dec. 1916. (Substi-
tuted for the notification in the Gazette of
29th. Oct. 1917.)

‘Capt. A. R. -C. Morton, Canadian Exped.
Force. 2nd Oct. 1917. (Substituted for
the notification in the Gazette of 26th Oct.
.1917.)

Temp. 2nd Lt. (on prob.) E. Everatt,
Gen. List, and to be confirmed in his rank.
.Zl1th July 1917.

13th July 1917.

Temp. Hon. 2nd Lt. H. S. Malik, Gen.
List.

Temp. 2nd Lts. (on prob.), Gen. List, and
:to be confirmed in their rank :—-

W. G. Gunning.

J. F. Bremner.

Lt. J. C. Coiling, Canadian Exped. Force.
29th Oct. 1917. -

Temp. Lt. T. Durrant, Gen. List, from a.
IF'lying Oificer (Observer). 31st Oct. 1917,
with seniority from 8th Mar. 1917.

Lt. L. B. Aylen-, Spec. Res., from an
Equipment Ofiicer, 3rd 01. 6th Nov. 1917 .

Temp. 2nd Lt. (on prob.) A. Colquhoun,
Gen. List, and to be confirmed in his rank.
10th Nov. 1917.

11th Nov. 1917. '

Lt. B. A. Cooke, Canadian Exped. Force.

Lt. L. J. Sweeney, Canadian Exped.
‘Force. ,
wand Lt. E. J. Dease, Rif. Brig., and to be
'15 '. ‘

Temp. 2nd Lt. E. P. Critchley, Gen. List.

Temp: '2nd Lts. (on prob.), Gen. List, and
‘to be confirmed in their rank :-—-
G. W. Bellin.
J. 0. Butler.
C. R. Whitelock.

Maj. G. ' P. Howe, Canadian Exped.
Force.

a ?)g;»,ll.i'“i\“) '
'1‘ mp. 2nd Lts. (on prob.), Gen. List, and
to be confirmed in their rank:-—~ .

G. D. Batcup.

J. W. S. Mellish.

S. R. L. Poole.

12th Nov. 1917.

A. B. Taylor.
H.-R. Uttley.

A. W. Franklyn.
W. H. Kilbourne.

13th Nov. 1917.
A. 0. M60. de Fleury.

Temp. 2nd Lt. A. Baillie, Gen. List, from
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Temp. 2nd Lts. ‘(on prob.), Gen. List, and
to be confirmed in their rank :—
A. P. Rapson. 14th Nov. 1917.

15th Nov. 1917.
J. H. Dewhurst.
R. McLaughlin. - ‘

Depot 0omdr.—Temp. Maj. W. H. Lang, Gen.
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Gen. Ls'st.——Frederick Charles Winby, late
temp. Lt., A.P. Dept, to be temp. Lt. 15th
Nov. 1917. .

The undermentioned to be temp. 2nd
Lts. :— ' '

Harry Yarwood Lewis. 13th Oct. 1917 .

Cadet (Flight Serjt.) Edward -Preston
Critchley, from R.F.C. 21st Nov. 1917.

The,undernientioned to be temp. 2nd Lts.
(on prob.) :—~

Leslie Vibart M-acKenzie:‘ '28th Sept.
1917.

Lancelot Walsh, late Serjt., S. Afr.
Forces. 12th Oct. 1917.

Henry John Macrcady. 10th Nov. 1917.

Serjt. John Thomae'Lawlor, from Cann-
dian Arms Inspn. Dep6t. 16th Nov. 1917.

2nd Cl. Air Mechanic Keith Fraser, from
R.F.C. 18th Nov. 1917. '

Herbert Henry Miller. 20th Nov. 1917.

CAVALBY.

Lra.--Capt. R. B. Wood to be actg. Maj.
whilst empld. as Maj. on Hd.Qrs., Anzac
Corps Gav. Regt. 22nd Apr. 1917.

Res. Regt. of Household C'¢w.—Temp. Lt.,H.
S. Browne resigns his oommn. , and is granted
the hon. rank of Lt. 5th Dec. 1917 .

Remt. .S'ero.——Temp. Capt. A. H. Hornby to
be a. Supt., from a. Remt. Oflicer. 3rd Nov.
1917. (Substituted for the notification in
the Gazette of 15th Nov. 1917.)

Roux. REGIMENT or ARTILLERY.

E.H. J: R.F.A.—2nd Lt. A. W. Emberson to
be Lt., with precedence next above G. A.
Hart. 12th Feb. 1917.

The undermentioned Wt. and N.C.0s. to
be 2nd Lts. :— _ _
3rd Oct. 1917.
Batt. Serjt.-Maj. George Ayres.
Batt. Qr.-Mr.-Serjt. ‘Mathew Meaburn.

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Aiexanfiet Maiunthattan

Alexander Mountbatten, 1st Marquess of Marquess of Carisbrooke

Carisbrooke, GCB, GCVO (formerly Prince K _
Alexander of Battenberg; Alexander Albert Sp°"'se Ire”e' Mar°h'°”eSS °f Ca”Sbr°°ke
Mountbatten; 23 November 1886 — 23 February Issue

1960) was a descendant of the British Royal Family, a Lady Iris Mountbatten

grandson of Queen Victoria. He was a prince from his Full name

birth until 1917, when the British Royal Family Alexander Albert Mountbatten
relinquished their Germanic titles during the First 1-mes
World War.

The Most Hon The Marquess of Carisbrooke
Sir Alexander Mountbatten

Contents HH Prince Alexander of Battenburg

Royal House of Saxe—Coburg—Gotha
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- 1 Early life ouse .

I 2 Marquess of Carisbrooke Father Prince Henry of Battenberg

I 3 Marriage Mother Princess Beatrice

I 4 Later life Born 28 November 1886 _

u 5 Titles, styles, honours and arms _ Wmdsor Castle’ Berksmre

I 5_1 Titles Died 23 February 1960
I 52 Honours Kensington Palace, London
Burial Whippingham Church, Isle of
Wight

Early life

Prince Alexander was born in 1886 at Windsor Castle in Berkshire and was educated at Wellington
College. His father was Prince Henry of Battenberg, the son of Prince Alexander of Hesse and by
Rhine and Julie Therese née Countess of Hauke. His mother was Princess Henry of Battenberg (nee
The Princess Beatrice), the fifth daughter and the youngest child of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert
of Saxe—Coburg—Gotha.

As he was the product of a morganatic marriage, Prince Henry of Battenberg took his style of Prince
of Battenberg from his mother, Julia Von Hauke, who was created Princess of Battenberg in her own
right. As such Alexander was styled as His Serene Highness Prince Alexander of Battenberg from
birth. In the United Kingdom he was styled His Highness Prince Alexander of Battenberg under a
Royal Warrant passed by Queen Victoria in 1886.

Marquess of Carisbrooke

In July 1917, anti-German feeling during the First World War led King George V to change the name
of the Royal House from the House of Saxe—Coburg—Gotha to the House of Windsor. He also
relinquished, on behalf of his various relatives who were British subjects, the use of all German titles
and styles.

The Battenberg family relinquished their titles of Prince and Princess of Battenberg and the styles of
Highness and Serene Highness. Under Royal Warrant, they instead took the surname Mountbatten,
an Anglised form of Battenberg. As such Prince Alexander became Sir Alexander Mountbatten[1]
(http://www.gazettes-onllne.co.uk/archiveD0wn|oad.asp?
issueNumber=30374&pageNumber=5&PageDuplicate=n). A few days later, on 7 November 1917, he
was created Marquess of Carisbrooke.[2] (http://www.gazettes-
online.co.uk/archiveViewFrameSetup.asp?
IssueNumber=30374&pageNumber=6&SearchFor=&PageDuplicate=n&selMedalType=&selHonourTyp


Marriage

On 19 July 1917, he married Lady Irene Denison (4 July 1890 — 16 July 1956), only daughter of the
2nd Earl of Londesborough, at the Chapel Royal in St James's Palace. Lord and Lady Carisbrooke had
one daughter:

- Lady Iris Victoria Beatrice Grace Mountbatten (13 January 1920 - 1 September 1982) She
married three times: first, in 1941 (div. 1946), to Hamilton O'Mal|ey; second, in 1957 (div.
1957), to Michael Bryan; and third, in 1965, to William Kemp. Lady Iris lived in Canada and
died in Toronto. She had one son, Robin Bryan (born 1957), from her second marriage.

Later life

Lord Carisbrooke died in 1960, aged seventy-three, at Kensington Palace, and was buried at the
Battenberg Chapel in Whippingham Church on the Isle of Wight. He was the last living male
grandchild of Queen Victoria.

Titles, styles, honours and arms

Titles

1886-1917: His Serene Highness Prince Alexander of Battenberg
1886-1917: His Highness Prince Alexander of Battenberg

1917: Sir Alexander Mountbatten, GCVO

1917-1927: The Most Hon The Marquess of Carisbrooke, GCVO
1927-1960: The Most Hon The Marquess of Carisbrooke, GCB, GCVO

Honours

GCVO: Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order, 1911
elevated from KCVO: Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order, 1910
GCB: Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath, 1927

Preceded by
New Creation

Succeeded by
Extinct

Marquess of Carisbrooke;

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Constldtglll/Iaity;/Vio‘.t8>iVia Augusta Pauline Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Prince
bmdamn 25 February 1883 in Windsor Castle, Windsor, Berkshire, Eriqlanl
daughter of Leopold Georee Duncan Aibert Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, 15
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1981 at age 97 in Kensinciton Palace, Kensinqton, London, England.-1
Alice Mary Victoria Augusta Pauline Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Princess
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invested as a Lady, Royal Order of Victoria and Albert (V.A.).2 From 14 Jl
married name became Cambridge. As a result of her marriage, Alice Mar‘
Augusta Pauline Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Princess of Albany was styled a
Athlone on 16 July 1917.5 She graduated from London University, Londol
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service of the 12th Pretoria Regiment, South African Infantry? She was i
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in the Dictionary of National Biography.7

Family Mai.—Gen. Sir Aiexander Augustus Frederick Wiiiiam Aifre
Cambridge, 1st Earl of Athione b. 14 April 1874, cl. 16 J.
Children 1. May Heien Emma Cambridge, Princess of Tecl<+ b.

30 May 19945

2. Rupert Alexander George Augustus Cambridge, Vis
b. 24 Apr 1907, cl. 15 Apr 19288

3. Maurice Francis George Prinz von Teck b. 29 May 16
19105

citations 1. [Q] Marlene A. Eilers, Queen Victoria's Descendants (Baltimc
Genealogical Publishing Co., 1987), page 215. Hereinafter cit
Victoria ’s Descendants.

2. [S6] G.E. Cokayne; with Vicary Gibbs, H.A. Doubleday, Geoff
Duncan Warrand and Lord Howard de Walden, editors, The Cl
England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United King
or Dormant, new ed., 13 volumes in 14 (1910-1959; reprint i
Gloucester, U.K.: Alan Sutton Publishing, 2000), volume XIII,
Hereinafter cited as The Complete Peerage.

3. [S11] Alison Weir, Britain '5 Royal Family: A Complete Geneal.
The Bodley Head, 1999), page 298. Hereinafter cited as Brita

4. [512] C. Arnold McNaughton, The Book of Kings: A Royal Ger
volumes (London, U.K.: Garnstone Press, 1973), volume 1, p
cited as The Book of Kings.

5. [S33] Marlene A. Eilers, Queen Victoria's Descendants, page 2.

6. [§;;] L. G. Pine, The New Extinct Peerage 1884-1971: Conta
Abeyant, Dormant and Suspended Peerages With Genea/ogie;
U.K.: Heraldry Today, 1972), page 17. Hereinafter cited as Tl
Peerage.

7. [S18] Matthew H.C.G., editor, Dictionary of National Biograpl
(Oxford, U.K.: Oxford University Press, 1995), reference "A|ic
1883-1981". Hereinafter cited as Dictionary of National Biogr.

8. [Si] Cokayne, and others, The Complete Peerage, volume XI

Henry Maurice Prinz von Battenbergl (M)
b. 5 October 1858, d. 20 July 1896, #100672

Pedigree

Father Alexander Ludwig Georg Friedrich Emil Prinz von Hessen
b. 15 July 1823, d. 15 December 1888

Mother Julie Therese Gratin von I-iaukez b. 12 November 1825, (
1895

Last Edited 18 Sep 2006

Henry Maurice Prinz von Battenberg was born on 5 October 1858.3 l
Alexander Ludwig Georg Friedrich Emii Prinz von Hessen und bei Rhein
Therese Gratin von I-zauke? He married Beatrice Marv Victoria Feodore E
and Gotha, Princess of the United Kingdom, daughter of @573: Prinz,_,y_g
Coburg und Gotha and Victoria IAEexandrina Hanover, Queen of the E;
on 23 July 1885 in Whippinoham Church, Wtiippinoham, Isle of Wight, Elf
on 20 July 1896 at age 37 in Sierra Leone from typhoid fever, while at se
Expedition.5 He was buried in August 1896.

Henry Maurice Prinz von Battenberg gained the title of Prinz von Batti
Maurice Prinz von Battenberg also went by the nick—name of Liko. He wa:
Privy Counsellor (P.C.).2 He was invested as a Knight, Order of the Garte


the office of Captain—General and Governor of the Isle of Wight.2

Family Beatrice Marv Victoria Feodore Saxe—Coburq and Seth;
 ooooo  b. 14 April 1857, d. 26 October 1944
Children 1. 5;E.:E_..!iELa;lTl@€i‘ Albert Meantieatsesi, 1st Marquess at

23 Nov 1886, d. 23 Feb 19602

2. Victeria Eu énie iuiia Ena Prinzessin Von Rattenioer
1887, cl. 15 Apr 19692

3. iyiaier Sir Leopaid Arthur Louis iviaurithatten Lord 3
21 May 1889, d. 23 Apr 19222

4. Maurice Victer Donaid Prinz var: Battenherai b. 3 O(
Oct 19142

Citations 1. [$11] Alison Weir, Britain '5 Royal Family: A Complete Geneal.
The Bodley Head, 1999), page 314. Hereinafter cited as Brita

2. [§__2;] L. G. Pine, The New Extinct Peerage 1884-1971: Conta
Abeyant, Dormant and Suspended Peerages With Genea/ogie;
U.K.: Heraldry Today, 1972), page 52. Hereinafter cited as Ti
Peerage.

3. [.31Q§] Brain Tompsett, Royal Genealogical Data, online
<http://www.dcs.hu¥|.ac.Lii</public/qenealogy/rovai/qedx.htrr
as Royal Genealogical Data.

4. [S106] Royal Genealogies Website (ROYAL92.GED), online
<ftp://ftp.cac.psu.edu/genealogy/public_htmI/royal/index.hti
cited as Royal Genealogies Website.

5. [S;2_] C. Arnold McNaughton, The Book of Kings: A Royal Ger
volumes (London, U.K.: Garnstone Press, 1973), volume 1, p
cited as The Book of Kings.

Sir Alexander Albert Mountbatten, 1st Marquess of Carisbrooke-1
b. 23 November 1886, d. 23 February 1960, #100673

Pedigree
Father Henry Maurice Prinz Von 3attenberg2 b. 5 October 1858
Mother Beatrice Marv Victoria Feodore Saxe-Coburq and Goths

 b. 14 April 1857, cl. 26 October 1944

Last Edited 18 Sep 2006
Consanguinity 0.3%
Index

Sir Alexander Albert Mountbatten, 1st Marquess of Carisbrooke was
November 1886 in Windsor Castie, Windsor, Berkshire, Enaiand.3 He was
Maurice Prinz Von Battenberg and Beatrice Mary Victoria Feodore Sexe-
Gotha, Princess of the United Kingdom? He married Lady irene Francis;
daughter of William Francis Henry Denison, 2nd Earl of Londesboroughe
Adeiaide Fane, on 19 July 1917 in St. James's Paiace, Chapel Royal, St. .
.E.r:__._sia..n.d...3 He died on 23 February 1960 at age 73 in l.<an.s.i.ns._:,gnu?a.l.ace,-.l
 .... .E.n.g.ian-,d., without male issue.3 He was buried in 
Whipoinqham, Isle of Wight, Enqiandf‘

Sir Alexander Albert Mountbatten, 1st Marquess of Carisbrooke gainei
Prince Alexander of Battenberg.3 He was baptised with the name of Alexa
Battenberg.3 Sir Alexander Albert Mountbatten, 1st Marquess of Carisbro
the nick-name of Drino. He was educated in Weilinqton Coileqe, Berkshir-
was educated in H.M.S. Britannia.5 He was invested as a Knight Comman
Victorian Order (K.C.V.O.) in 1910.5 He was invested as a Knight Grand (

Victorian Order (G.C.V.O.) in 1911.5 He was commissioned in 1911, in th
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World War, where he was mentioned in despatches.5 He gained the rank
1915.5 On 14 July 1917 his name was legally changed to Alexander Albei
Royal Licence.5 He was created 1st Marquess of Carisbrooke [ U. K.] on 18
was created 1st Earl ofBer/<hamsted [U.K.] on 18 July 1917.5 He was cre
Viscount Launceston, in the County of Cornwall [U.K.] on 18 July 1917.5
decorated with the Croix de Guerre (avec palmes).5 He was decorated wi
St. Vladimir of Russia (with sword).5 He was decorated with the Order of
Belgium (with swords).5 He was decorated with the Order of the Nile.5 He
of Honorary Colonel in the service of the Isle of Wight Volunteers.5 He we
Knight Grand Cross, Order of the Bath (G.C.B.) in 1927.5 He gained the r
Lieutenant in the service of the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserves? He \
Knight of Justice, Order of St. John of Jerusalem (K.J.St.J.).5
On his death, his titles became extinct.5

Family Lady Irene Francis Adza Denisori b. 4 July 1890, cl. 16 J1

Child 1. Lady Iris Victoria Beatrice Grace Mauntbatten+ b.
Sep 19822

citations 1. [S11] Alison Weir, Britain's Royal Family: A Complete Geneall

The Bodley Head, 1999), page 315. Hereinafter cited as Brita

2. [___S_,2_1] L. G. Pine, The New Extinct Peerage 1884-1971: Conta
Abeyant, Dormant and Suspended Peerages With Genealogie:
U.K.: Heraldry Today, 1972), page 52. Hereinafter cited as Tl
Peerage.

3. [L2] C. Arnold McNaughton, The Book ofKings.' A Royal Ger
volumes (London, U.K.: Garnstone Press, 1973), volume 1, p
cited as The Book of Kings.

4. [S105] Brain Tompsett, Royal Genealogical Data, online
<http://’www.dcs.huii.ac.ul</pablic/genealogy/royai/qedx.htrr
as Royal Genealogical Data.

5. [$1 G.E. Cokayne; with Vicary Gibbs, H.A. Doubleday, Geoff
Duncan Warrand and Lord Howard de Walden, editors, The Cl
England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United King
or Dormant, new ed., 13 volumes in 14 (1910-1959; reprint i
Gloucester, U.K.: Alan Sutton Publishing, 2000), volume XIII,
Hereinafter cited as The Complete Peerage.

Victoria Eugénie Julia Ena Prinzessin von Battenbergl (F)
b. 24 October 1887, cl. 15 April 1969, #100674

Pedigree

Father Henry Maurice Prinz Von Battenberg? b. 5 October 1858
Mother Beatrice Mary Victoria Feodore Saxe-Coburq and Goths

 b. 14 April 1857, d. 26 October 1944

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Consanguinity 0.3%

Index

Victoria Eugénie Julia Ena Prinzessin von Battenberg was born on 24
Balmoral Castle, Crathie, Aberdeensnire, Scotland} She was the daughte
Maurice Prinz yon Battenberg and Beatrice Marv Victoria Feodore Saxe-
Gotha, Princess of the United Kingdom? She was christened on 23 Nove
Balmoral Castle, Crathie, Aberdeensnire. She married 
Babsburgo, Rey de Esoafia, son of Alfonso XII de Borbén V cie Borbén
and Maria Cristina Erzherzoqin von ésterreich, on 31 May 1906 in 
Jeronimo, Madrid, Spain.3 She died on 15 April 1969 at age 81 in 

\Iirl‘nri2 Filnénin 'lIi|i:-x Fnn Dr'in7i:\ccin \/nn R:H'nnhnrr1 r1:zin::ar'| l-hm ‘I-il-lo r


vluuullu I-—\'I5\alll\.a JL/lllflyl I—IlI.4l I IIIIl_\.»J.a||I V\JIl I.vul\.\.\.III./xalv :\AIIl\.a\J \-Il\4 \.I\.I\.a \

Battenberg.5 From 31 May 1906, her married name became Queen Eugel
was sponsor for Victor Frederick Cochrane Hervey, 6th Marquess of Brisi

baptism.5

Family Alfonso XIII de Borbén v Habsburqo, Rey Ge Espafia b.
28 February 1941

Children 1.

2.

3.

Citations 1-

Alfonso Pius de Borbén v Battenberg, Entante cie E
1907, d. 6 Sep 1938

Jaime Luitoold de Bo:-bén v Battenberq, Entante dc
Jun 1908, cl. 20 Mar 1975

Beatriz Isabel Frederica Aifonsa cle Borbén yfiam
glue Espafia,+ b. 22 Jun 1909, cl. 23 Nov 2002
unnamed son de Borbén v Battenberq b. 21 May 1
1910

Maria Cristina de Bo:-bén v Battenberg, Infanta de
Dec 1911

Juan Carlos Teresa Siivestre Alfonso de Borbén v B
 b. 20 Jun 1913, cl. 1 Apr 1993
Gonzalo Manuel Maria Bernacio de Borbén v Batter
 b. 24 Oct 1914, d. 13 Aug 1934

[§1;] Alison Weir, Britain's Royal Family: A Complete Geneal.
The Bodley Head, 1999), page 315. Hereinafter cited as Brita
[_Sg2;] L. G. Pine, The New Extinct Peerage 1884-1971: Conta
Abeyant, Dormant and Suspended Peerages With Genea/ogie;
U.K.: Heraldry Today, 1972), page 52. Hereinafter cited as T)
Peerage.

[§1_2] C. Arnold McNaughton, The Book of Kings: A Royal Ger
volumes (London, U.K.: Garnstone Press, 1973), volume 1, p
cited as The Book of Kings.

[51059] Brain Tompsett, Royal Genealogical Data, online
<http://www.dc:s.huil.ac.uK/public/qenealogy/royai/gedx.htrr
as Royal Genealogical Data.

[S_1g] C. Arnold McNaughton, The Book ofKings, volume 1, p
[5397] Charles Mosley, editor, Burke's Peerage, Baronetage &
edition, 3 volumes (Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.A.: Burke's Pe
Books) Ltd, 2003), volume 1, page 509. Hereinafter cited as.
Baronetage, 107th edition.

Major Sir Leopold Arthur Louis Mountbatten, Lord Mountbattenl
b. 21 May 1889, d. 23 April 1922, #100675

PedE.9:ee
Father Henry Maurice Ptinz Von Batftenbergz b. 5 October 1858
Mother Beatrice Mary Victoria Feodore Saxe-Cohurq and Goths

United Kingdom2 b. 14 April 1857, cl. 26 October 1944
Last Edited 18 Sep 2006

Consanguinity 0.3%

Index


Major Sir Leopold Arthur Louis Mountbatten, Lord Mountbatten was
1889 in Windsor Castie, Windsor, Berkshire, Enqlah,d.3 He was the son of
Prinz Von Battenberg and Beatrice Mary Victoria Feodore Saxe-Coburg
Princess of the United Kingdom? He died on 23 April 1922 at age 32 in K
Palace. Kerisirrqton, London, Enqiand.3

Major Sir Leopold Arthur Louis Mountbatten, Lord Mountbatten gainec
Von Battenberg.1 He fought in the First World War, in the King's Royal Ril
July 1917 his name was legally changed to Leopold Arthur Louis Mountba
Licence? He was styled as Lord Mountbatten on 14 July 1917.3 He was SI
haemophilia.3 He was invested as a Knight Grand Cross, Royal Victorian l
(G.C.V.O.).2

citations 1. [S12] C. Arnold McNaughton, The Book of Kings: A Royal Ger
volumes (London, U.K.: Garnstone Press, 1973), volume 1, p
cited as The Book of Kings.

2. [E] L. G. Pine, The New Extinct Peerage 1884-1971: Conta
Abeyant, Dormant and Suspended Peerages With Genealogie;
U.K.: Heraldry Today, 1972), page 52. Hereinafter cited as Tl
Peerage.

3. [S105] Brain Tompsett, Royal Genealogical Data, online
<http://www.dcs.huii.ac.ul</public/cienealogy/royai,/qedx.htrr
as Royal Genealogical Data.

4. [,,S_§_] G.E. Cokayne; with Vicary Gibbs, H.A. Doubleday, Geoff
Duncan Warrand and Lord Howard de Walden, editors, The C:
England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United King
or Dormant, new ed., 13 volumes in 14 (1910-1959; reprint i
Gloucester, U.K.: Alan Sutton Publishing, 2000), volume XIII,
Hereinafter cited as The Complete Peerage.

Maurice Victor Donald Prinz von Battenbergl  (M)
b. 3 October 1891, d. 27 October 1914, #100676

Pedigree
Father Henry Maurice Prinz von Battenberg? b. 5 October 1858
Mother Beatrice Mary Victoria Feodore Saxe-Coburg and Goths

Lii3,i,t_e_d,,,,,,K,ih,,gdon]? b. 14 April 1857, d. 26 October 1944

Last Edited 18 Sep 2006
Consanguinity 0.3%
Index

Maurice Victor Donald Prinz von Battenberg was born on 3 October :
Castle, Crathie, Aberdeenshire, Scotland? He was the son of 5-eh_ry_i‘~’__l;_M
Battenberg and Beatrice Mary Victoria Feodore Saxe—Coburg and Get!
’dLLJ__rii;-wd,___l_<ingdom.2 He died on 27 October 1914 at age 23 in ;o_rm;abej
,Be,l_g,iu,m, killed in action.4

Maurice Victor Donald Prinz von Battenberg gained the title of Prinz v.
He was invested as a Knight Commander, Royal Victorian Order (K.C.V.C
the Battle of Mons in October 1914.1 He was suffered from haemophilia.3

Citations 1. [SQ] Alison Weir, Britain's Royal Family: A Complete Geneali
The Bodley Head, 1999), page 315. Hereinafter cited as Brita
2. [S21] L. G. Pine, The New Extinct Peerage 1884-1971 : Conta
Abeyant, Dormant and Suspended Peerages With Genealogie-
U.K.: Heraldry Today, 1972), page 52. Hereinafter cited as Tl
Peerage.
3. [S105] Brain Tompsett, Royal Genealogical Data, online
<http:/’/www.dcs.heii.ac.ul</public/qenealogy/rovai/’qedx.htrr
as Royal Genealogical Data.


4. [512] C. Arnold McNaughton, The Book of Kings: A Royal Ger
volumes (London, U.K.: Garnstone Press, 1973), volume 1, p
cited as The Book of Kings.

Mary Prinzessin von Teckl (F)
b. 26 May 1867, cl. 24 March 1953, #100677

Pedigree

Father Franz Paui Karl Ludwig Aiexander Herzog von Teckz b. 2'.
21 January 1900

Mother Mary Adeiaide Wilheimina Eiizabeth Hanover, Princess 0'
27 November 1833, cl. 27 October 1897

Last Edited 13 Jul 2005

Consanguinity 0.8%

Index

Mary Prinzessin von Teck was born on 26 May 1867 in Kensington Pa
 She was the daughter of Franz Paui Kari Ludwig Alexa
Ticzk and Mary Adeiaide Wiihelrnina Eiizabetii Hanover, Princess gf Cam
baptised on 27 July 1867 in St. James‘s Palace, Chanei Rovai, St. James‘
§jgland.3 She and Aibert Victgr Christian Edward Saxe-Coburg and G01
Ciarence and Avondale were engaged on 3 December 1891.4 She marriec
Frederick Ernest Albert Windsor, King of the United Kingdom, son of
Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, King of the United Kingdom and Aiexandra Cs
Chariotte Louise Julia Von Schleswiq-Heistein-Sonderburg-—G!Licksbu
 on 6 July 1893 in St. James's Paiace, Chapel Royal, St. James‘
died on 24 March 1953 at age 85 in Mariborough House, London, Engiam
buried on 31 March 1953.6

Mary Prinzessin von Teck gained the title of Prinzessin von Teck (style
Princess of Teck) on 26 May 1867.7 She was baptised with the name ofv
Augusta Louise Olga Pauline Claudine Agnes.1 Mary Prinzessin von Teck:
nick—name of May? She was sponsor for Victoria iviarv Jean Kennei at he
was sponsor for Ann”e,,,,Kepg,e,i at her baptism.8 She was invested as a La:
Order of the Garter (L.G.) in 1910.9 She was invested as a Lady, Royal 0
and Albert (V.A.).3 As a result of her marriage, Mary Prinzessin von Teck
Queen Consort Mary of the United Kingdom on 6 May 1910.5 She was de
Imperial Order of the Crown of India (C.I.).3 She was sponsor for _L,_agLi§fi
Eiizabeth Petty-FitzMaurice at her baptism.” She was sponsor for Arch
Dudiey Gordan, Sth Marguess of Aberdeen and Ternair at his baptism.“
for Sir George Charles Henry Victor Paget, 7th Marguess of Angiesq at
She was sponsor for Mary Eiizabeth Aprii Srunner at her baptism.13 She
Charies Aiexander Vaughan Paget, Eari of Uxbridge at his baptism.” She
for David Henry George Lasceiies, Viscount Lasceiles at his baptism on J
1950 in Aii Saints‘ Church, E-larewood, Yorkshire, England.”

Family 1 Albert Victor Christian Edward Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Clarence and Avondale b. 8 January 1864, d. 14 January

Family 2 George V Frederick Ernest Aibert Windsor, King of the U
3 June 1865, cl. 20 January 1936

Children 1. Edward VIII Aibert Christian Windsor, King of the L

23 Jun 1894, d. 28 May 1972

2. George VI Aibert Frederick Arthur wiizdsar King of
i§i,n,g,g_gm+ b. 14 Dec 1895, cl. 6 Feb 19522

3. Victoria Aiexandra Aiice Marv ‘Wiridsar. Princess Roi


Citations 1-

.°‘P".4‘

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

;1§_i,ngden1+ b. 25 Apr 1897, d. 28 Mar 196515
Henry Wiiiiam Frederick Albert Windsor, 1st Duke c
31 Mar 1900, cl. 10 Jun 197415
George Edward Alexander Edmund Windsor, lst DL
20 Dec 1902, cl. 25 Aug 194215

. John Charies Francis Windsor, Prince of the United

Jul 1905, Cl. 18 Jan 191915

[_S__3] Marlene A. Eilers, Queen Victoria's Descendants (Baltimt
Genealogical Publishing Co., 1987), page 171. Hereinafter cit
Victoria ’s Descendants.

[S37] Charles Mosley, editor, Burke's Peerage, Baronetage &
edition, 3 volumes (Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.A.: Burke's Pe
Books) Ltd, 2003), volume 1, page cxxxix. Hereinafter cited 2
and Baronetage, 107th edition.

[S6] G.E. Cokayne; with Vicary Gibbs, H.A. Doubleday, Geoff
Duncan Warrand and Lord Howard de Walden, editors, The C:
England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United King
or Dormant, new ed., 13 volumes in 14 (1910-1959; reprint i
Gloucester, U.K.: Alan Sutton Publishing, 2000), volume XII/I
Hereinafter cited as The Complete Peerage.

[S3] Marlene A. Eilers, Queen Victoria's Descendants, page 1'
[S6] Cokayne, and others, The Complete Peerage, volume XI
[S105] Brain Tompsett, Royal Genealogical Data, online
<htto:/;'www.dcs.hu%l.ac.ul</pt:blic/qenealoqy/royal/qedx.hm’
as Royal Genealogical Data.

[S9] Charles Kidd and David Williamson, editor, DeBretts Pee
Baronetage (London, U.K.: DeBrett's Peerage, 1999), volume
Hereinafter cited as DeBretts Peerage, 1999.

[E] Charles Mosley, editor, Burke's Peerage and Baronetage_
volumes (Crans, Switzerland: Burke's Peerage (Genealogical
volume 1, page 49. Hereinafter cited as Burke's Peerage and
edition.

[S11] Alison Weir, Britain '5 Royal Family: A Complete Geneal.
The Bodley Head, 1999), page 320. Hereinafter cited as Brita
[SQ] Charles Mosley, Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 107t
page 2240.

[58] Charles Mosley, Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 106th
page 11.

[$1 Charles Mosley, Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 106th
page 71.

[S31] Charles Mosley, Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 107t
page 556.

[$6205] Announcements, Yorkshire Post, Leeds, Yorkshire, U.l
1950. Hereinafter cited as Yorkshire Post.

[Si] Charles Mosley, Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 107t
page cxli.

[S6637] Charles Mosley, Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 107t
page cxl.

Edward Vlll Albert Christian Windsor, King of the United Kingdor
b. 23 June 1894, cl. 28 May 1972, #100678

Pedigree

Father

George V Frederick Ernest Albert Windsor, King of the U

3 June 1865, d. 20 January 1936

Mother

Last Edited

Marv Pl’§§’%Z€SS§E’i Von Tack b. 26 May 1867, d. 24 March 1

14 Feb 2005

Consanguinity 2.8%

Index


Edward VIII Albert Christian Windsor, King of the United Kingdom w
June 1894 in White Lodge, Richmond Park, Richmond, London, England?
of George V Frederick Ernest Albert Windsor, King of the United Kingdor
,iEf_;j§;f2Wz,essin,vo,_r1__,_]fegik. He married Bessie Wailis Warfieid, daughter of Te;
ysiarfieid and Alice M. Mogtague, on 3 June 1937 in Chateau de Candé,
_,Egja,,n,g:,e.2 He died on 28 May 1972 at age 77 in Bois de Bouiegne, Paris, F:
He was buried on 5 June 1972 in Froomore House, Windsor, Berkshire,

Edward VIII Albert Christian Windsor, King of the United Kingdom wa
the House of Wettin. Edward VIII Albert Christian Windsor, King of the UI
usually went by his middle name of David.4 He was baptised with the nar
Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David Saxe—Coburg—Gotha.2 He w
Rovai Navai Coileoe, Osborne, Isie of Wight, Enqlan<:l.5 He was educated
College, Dartmouth, Devon, Enqland.5 He was educated in lViagdalBi3__COli
University, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Erigiand.5 He was invested as a Knight, (
Garter (K.G.) in 1910.5 He gained the title of HRH Prince of Wales on 20 .
He gained the title of Duke of Cornwall on 6 May 1910.2 He gained the tii
Rothesay on 6 May 1910.2 He gained the title of Earl of Chester on 2 Jun»
gained the rank of Midshipman in 1911 in the service of the Royal Navy.5
rank of Lieutenant in 1913.5 He gained the rank of Lieutenant in 1914 in
1st Battalion, Grenadier Guards, British Army.5 He fought in the First Wo
1914 to 1916, at Flanders and in Italy.5 He was decorated with the Milita
1916.5 He gained the rank of Captain on 10 March 1916. He was investe<
Justice, Order of St. John of Jerusalem (K.J.St.J.) in 1917.5 On 1917 his I
changed to Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David Windso
rank of Captain in 1919 in the service of the Royal Navy.5 He was investe
Counsellor (P.C.) in 1920.5 He was invested as a Knight Grand Cross, Ro‘
Order (G.C.V.O.) in 1920.5 He was invested as a Knight Grand Command
Indian Empire (G.C.I.E.) in 1921.5 He was invested as a Knight Grand Co
of the Star of India (G.C.S.I.) in 1921.5 He was decorated with the Royal
in 1921.5 He was sponsor for David Peter Seeiv, 4th Baron Mottistone at
was invested as a Knight, Order of the Thistle (K.T.) in 1922.5 He was im
Knight, Order of St. Patrick (K.P.) in 1927.5 He was invested as a Knight
Order of the Bath (G.C.B.) in 1936.5 He gained the rank of Admiral of the
He gained the title of HM King Edward VIII of the United Kingdom on 20 .
He was sponsor for Sir Edward John Peregrine (Just, 7th Baron Bi‘OWl‘llOV\
baptism.7 He abdicated as King of the United Kingdom on 11 December 1
the title of 1st Duke of Windsor on 8 March 1937.2 He has an extensive l:
in the Dictionary of National Biography.8

i ..:..

Family Bessie Wallis Warfielcl b. 19 June 1896, d. 24 April 1986

Citations 1. [$3] Marlene A. Eilers, Queen Victoria's Descendants (Baltimc
Genealogical Publishing Co., 1987), page 178. Hereinafter cit
Victoria '5 Descendants.

2. [$3] Marlene A. Eilers, Queen Victoria's Descendants, page 1'

3. [_S__1,Q_§] Brain Tompsett, Royal Genealogical Data, online
<http://www.dcs.huiE.ac.uk/public/genealogy/rovai/qedx.htrr
as Royal Genealogical Data.

4. [1] Charles Mosley, editor, Burke's Peerage, Baronetage &
edition, 3 volumes (Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.A.: Burke's Pe
Books) Ltd, 2003), volume 1, page cxxxix. Hereinafter cited 2
and Baronetage, 107th edition.

5. [59] Charles Kidd and David Williamson, editor, DeBretts Pee
Baronetage (London, U.K.: DeBrett's Peerage, 1999), volume
Hereinafter cited as DeBretts Peerage, 1999.

6. [Q] Charles Mosley, editor, Burke's Peerage and Baronetage,


volumes (Crans, Switzerland: Burke's Peerage (Genealogical
volume 2, page 2012. Hereinafter cited as Burke's Peerage ai
106th edition.

7. [S32] Charles Mosley, Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 107t
page 543.

8. [518] Matthew H.C.G., editor, Dictionary of National Biograpf
(Oxford, U.K.: Oxford University Press, 1995), reference "Edv
1972". Hereinafter cited as Dictionary of National Biography.

George VI Albert Frederick Arthur Windsor, King of the United Ki
b. 14 December 1895, d. 6 February 1952, #100679

.?eod..l.g.r.e._._e

Father Georcze V Frederick Ernest Albert Windsor, King of the Li
b. 3 June 1865, d. 20 January 1936

Mother Mary Prlnzessln yon "teak? b. 26 May 1867, cl. 24 March

Last Edited 10 Nov 2005
Consanguinity 2.8%
Index

George VI Albert Frederick Arthur Windsor, King of the United Kingd
14 December 1895 in  gggg ..Cgtta.g.e,....”Sandringham. Norfolk, England. He i
Georde V Frederick Ernest Albert Windsor, Kind of the United Kingdom 2
Prlngess_l.nW3gon____,_f§"eeit.2 He married Lady Elizabeth Andela Marguerite Bow
daughter of Claude George Bowes-Lyon. 14th Earl of Strathmore and 
Cavendish-Bentinck, on 26 April 1923 in Westminster Abbey, Westmin
E_b..9.l..and..2 He died on 6 February 1952 at age 56 in 
Norfolk England. He was buried on 11 March 1952.

George VI Albert Frederick Arthur Windsor, King of the United Kingdo
with the name of Albert Frederick Arthur George Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
educated in Royal Naval College, Osborne, Isle of Wight, Enqland.4 He we
Royal Naval College. Dartmouth. Devon, England.4 He gained the rank of
1913 in the service of the Royal Navy.4 He was invested as a Knight, Ord
(K.G.) in 1916.4 He gained the rank of Acting Lieutenant in 1916.4 He foL
of Jutland on 31 May 1916, for which he was mentioned in despatches.4I
name was legally changed to Albert Frederick Arthur George Windsor.3 H
of Lieutenant in 1918.4 He gained the rank of Commander in 1920.4 He v
ofinverness on 3 June 1920.3 He was created 1st Duke of York [U.K.] or
He was created Baron Ki//arney on 3 June 1920.3 He was invested as a K
Cross, Royal Victorian Order (G.C.V.O.) in 1921.4 He was invested as a K
the Thistle (K.T.) in 1923.4 He gained the rank of Captain in 1925.4 He w
Privy Counsellor (P.C.) in 1925.4 He gained the rank of Admiral in 1926.4
as a Knight Grand Cross, Order of St. Michael and St. George (G.C.M.G.)
decorated with the Royal Victorian Chain in 1927.4 He gained the rank of
1936.4 He was invested as a Knight, Order of St. Patrick (K.P.) in 1936.4
title of HM King George VI of the United Kingdom on 10 December 1936.
rank of Admiral of the Fleet on 11 December 1936.4 He was crowned Kin»
Kingdom and Emperor of India on 12 May 1937 in Westminster Abbey. Vl
London, and styled ‘By the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great

 


Ireland, and ofthe British Dominions beyond the Seas, King, Defender 01
Emperor of India.3I5' He abdicated as Emperor of India on 22 June 1948.7
extensive biographical entry in the Dictionary of National Biography.8

Family Lady Eiizabeth Angela Marguerite Bewes-Lvon b. 4 Aug:
March 2002
Children 1. Elizabeth II Alexandra Mary Windsor, Queen of the

i<ingdom+ b. 21 Apr 19262
2. Margaret Rese Windsor, Princess of the United King
1930, d. 9 Feb 20022

citations 1. [S3] Marlene A. Eilers, Queen Victoria 's Descendants (Baltimc
Genealogical Publishing Co., 1987), page 171. Hereinafter cit
Victoria's Descendants.
2. [L3] Charles Mosley, editor, Burke's Peerage, Baronetage &
edition, 3 volumes (Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.A.: Burke's Pe
Books) Ltd, 2003), volume 1, page cxxxix. Hereinafter cited 2
and Baronetage, 107th edition.
3. [Q] Marlene A. Eilers, Queen Victoria's Descendants, page 1'
4. [S8] Charles Mosley, editor, Burke's Peerage and Baronetage
volumes (Crans, Switzerland: Burke's Peerage (Genealogical
volume 1, page cv. Hereinafter cited as Burke's Peerage and
edition.
5. [S6] G.E. Cokayne; with Vicary Gibbs, H.A. Doubleday, Geoff
Duncan Warrand and Lord Howard de Walden, editors, The C.
England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United King
or Dormant, new ed., 13 volumes in 14 (1910-1959; reprint i
Gloucester, U.K.: Alan Sutton Publishing, 2000), volume XII/.‘
Hereinafter cited as The Complete Peerage.
6. [S4] C.F.J. Hankinson, editor, DeBretts Peerage, Baronetage,
Companionage, 147th year (London, U.K.: Odhams Press, 19
Hereinafter cited as DeBretts Peerage, 1949.
[S4] C.F.J. Hankinson, DeBretts Peerage, 1949, page 21.
[S18] Matthew H.C.G., editor, Dictionary of National Biograpi
(Oxford, U.K.: Oxford University Press, 1995), reference "Gec
1952". Hereinafter cited as Dictionary of National Biography.

(Z)\l

Victoria Alexandra Alice Mary Windsor, Princess Royal of the Un
(F) ‘
b. 25 April 1897, cl. 28 March 1965, #100680

_E.e.d.E.g..r::.e

Father George V Frederick Ernest Aibert Windsor, King of the U
b. 3 June 1865, cl. 20 January 1936

Mother Mary Prinzessin Von "feekz b. 26 May 1867, cl. 24 March

Last Edited 18 May 2005
Consanguinity 2.8%
Index

Victoria Alexandra Alice Mary Windsor, Princess Royal of the United I
born on 25 April 1897 in York Cottage, Sandrinqham, Norfolk, England}
daughter of George V Frederick Ernest Albert Windsor, King of the Unite
,M__a,,ry,,,,Pririze,ssin Von Yecigfi She married Henry George Charies Lasceiie:
Harewood, son of Henry Ulrick Lasceiles, 5th Earl of l-éarewood and Lady
Katharine Bridgeman, on 28 February 1922 in Westminster Abbey, Wes
London, England} She died on 28 March 1965 at age 67 in Harewood Ho
Yorkshire, West Riding, England} She was buried in ,i&j__are,wo,Q_§_,,lji,Q,,u,s,e,,WL§


West, Rid,§,;3g .3

Victoria Alexandra Alice Mary Windsor, Princess Royal of the United l<
went by her middle name of Mary.2 She was baptised with the name of V
Alice Mary Saxe—Coburg and Gotha. On 1917 her name was legally chang
Alexandra Alice Mary Windsor} As a result of her marriage, Victoria Alex;
Windsor, Princess Royal of the United Kingdom was styled as Countess 0,
February 1922. She gained the title of HRH Princess Royal Mary of the UI
1 January 1932.4 She was invested as a Dame of Grace, Order of St. Joh
(D.G.St.J.).5

Family Henry George Charles Lasceiies, 6th Eari of Harewood b
1882, cl. 23 May 1947
Children 1. Captain George Henry Hubert Lasceiies, 7th Earl of
Feb 1923

2. Hon. Geraéd David Lasceiies+ b. 21 Aug 1924

citations 1. [S3] Marlene A. Eilers, Queen Victoria's Descendants (Baltimc
Genealogical Publishing Co., 1987), page 173. Hereinafter cit
Victoria '5 Descendants.

2. [S31] Charles Mosley, editor, Burke's Peerage, Baronetage &
edition, 3 volumes (Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.A.: Burke's Pe
Books) Ltd, 2003), volume 1, page cxli. Hereinafter cited asl
Baronetage, 107th edition.

3. [S105] Brain Tompsett, Royal Genealogical Data, online
<http:;’;’www.dcs.huil.ac.ul</bublic/genealogy/royaE/gedx.htrr
as Royal Genealogical Data.

4. [S11] Alison Weir, Britain's Royal Family: A Complete Geneal.
The Bodley Head, 1999), page 323. Hereinafter cited as Brita

S. [3] Charles Kidd and David Williamson, editor, DeBretts Pee
Baronetage (London, U.K.: DeBrett's Peerage, 1999), volume
Hereinafter cited as DeBretts Peerage, 1999.

 

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The Estate Market. Lord Fin|ay's Nairn Property.

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The Times, May 30, 1919; pg. 15; Issue 42113; col F

Deaths
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of tl1e1r clalrns and demands to us, the lxndersngned,
Sol1c1tors for the sand :1dm1n1str:.1tor, on or before
the 5th day of August, 1919; and not1ce 1s hereby
also gwen, that rafter that day the sald adm1n1strator
w1ll proceed to dlstnhute the assets of the deceased
among the pantnes ent1tled thereto, havmg regard only
to the clauns of 'wl11ch he, the sald adrn1n1stre.tor,
shall then have had nomce, and that ho w1ll not be
l1a.lole for the assets of the soul deceased, or any part
thereof, so chstrlbuted, to any person or persons of
whose debt or claam he shall not then have had
not1ce ——Dated ztlns 20th day of June, 1919

FLADGATF‘. and CO , 18 and 19, Pall-mall,
London, IS W 1, .Sol1c1tors for the sand Adm1n1s-

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Re ALFRED BIRKS, Deceased
Pursuant to the Law ofeggoperty Amendment Act,
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NOTICE LS hereby gxven, that all cred1tors and
other persons l1av1ng any cla1ms or demands
against the estate of Alfred Bxrks, late of 17, Chapel-
town-road, Mortomley, near the may of Shefifield, de-
ceased (-who1ca.rr1ed on lousmess at K1rkburton and
Chapeltown, both 1n the county of York, as a P1cture
House Propnetor, and at Chapeltown aforesald as 3,
Boot and Shoe Dealer and Repaxrer, who d1ed on the
23rd day of Aypnl, 1916, and letters of adm1n1strat1on
of 1113 estate were granted by the D1str1ct Regrstry,
at Wakefield, of the Probate D1v1s1on of H1s l\'I.a3esty’s
H1gh Court of Justice, on the 9th day of October, 1916,
to Lettle B1rks, the lawful W1dow and Rehct of the
sa1d deceased and the adm1n1stra.tr1x of hts estate),
are hereby requ1I'cd to send the partrculars, 1n ~=:11t mg,
of then‘ claams or demands to us, the unders1gned, the
Sol1c1tors for the sand ad:r11n1stratr1x, on or before
the 5th day of July, 1919, after wluch date the crud
a.dm1n1strabr1x W111 proceed to dxstrmute the assets of
the saxd deceased amongst the persons enlntl.-:1 thereto,
havmg regard only to the debts, cla1ms and demands
of wlnch she shall then have ‘and nntme , and she W111
not be hable for the assets of the soul deceased, or
any part thereof, so d1str1buted, to any rperson or
persons of whose clzums or demands she shall not
men have lhlilldl .no.tLce —l'D.atedJ thus 241th day of June,
1919

‘OXLEY -and COWARD, 6, Westgate, Rotl'1e.rl1am,

113 ISol1c1tors for the sald Adm1mstratr1x

Re PETER THORPE, Deceased
Pursuant to the Statute 22 and 255 V1013 , cap 55

NOTICE 1s hereby gwen, thatall persons havmg

any claum agamst the estate of Peter Thorpe,
late of 49, Shuttle-street, Tyldesley, 1n the county of
Lancaster, deceased (who dled on the 1st Apnl, 1919,
and whose wall was proved 1n the D1str1ct Probate
Registry at Lwerpool, on the 5th June, 1919, by
James H11ton Taherner and W1l11a,m Dawson, the
executors therem named), are hereby reqmred to
send m partxculars of then‘ cla1ms to me, the under-
s1gned, on or before the 19th July 1919, after wh1ch
date the executors w1ll proceed to dlsbrlbute the assets
of the sand deceased amongst the persons ent1tled
thereto, havmg regard only to the cla1ms of wl11cl1 they
shall then have had not1ce—Dated the 14th day of
June, 1919

C MAURICE TABERNER, 14,
street, Tyldesley,
the Executors

Upper George-

near Manchester, Solmtor for
108

, Re JAMES ECKERSLEY, Deceased
Pursuant to the «Statute 22 and 25 Vxct , cap 35

NOTICE 1s hereby g1ven, that all persons havmg

clarms agaxnst the estate of James Eekersley,
late of Wmster House, Barlow Moor-road, West
Dmlsbury, 1n the c1tr 01
»Merchant, deceased (w o cl1ed on the 1st day of
.March, 1919, and whose w1ll was proved 1n the
Prmcrpal Reg1s_try of the Probate D1v1s1on of Hls
Ma]esty’s Hlgh Court of Justrce on the 18th day of
June, 1919, by Helena Kate Eckersley, the sole
executnx therem named), are hereby requmed to send
partmulars, 111 wrxtmg, of thexr cla1ms~ to us, the
underslgned, the Sohcrtors for the sand exeoutrxx on
or before the 25th day of July, 1919, after wh1ch date
the‘sa.1d <=xecutr1x w1ll drstmbute the assets of the
sand deceased amongst the persons enmtled thereto,
I

Manchester, T1mber'

.i\:l\"‘>‘{\_,§_‘£_)‘a‘_d\»x’,,.y‘-\ 12'” *J‘'‘‘"‘ r
' » \

THE LONDON GAZETTE, 24 JUNE, 1919.

ha,»-1ng regard only to the cla1ms of \vh.1ch she shall’.
then have had notme, and she W111 not be 1113:1919 T033-
the assets of the sald deceased, or any part thereof,
so d1str1buted, to any person or persons of whose
cla1ms she shall not then have had not1ce ——Dated th1s-
Zflth day of June, 1919

LAMBERT and SMITH, 83, Mosley-street,

107 Manchester, Sol1c1tors for the send Executrlx

The, '1\rLost Eonouralole VIlC1’.[lOlR_ GEORGE HENRY
ERAINTCJIS1 MEAIRIQUIS COlNYllVvGlH1AM, Deceased

Bumuant gm lllne (Statute 2210161 and. Zord Vwtoms,
chapter 35, -1mhLtu.le(l: “An Act to iurth-er amend the
Law of Pnopenty and Ito reluerve Tr-ust-ees "

V 0’.['z1lC-E 1s hereh grven, that all -uredutors and
L »oxtl1er vpersons avmg any Icllebhs, clams or de-
mands agaanst tlhe estate of the Most. I-Inonourahle
Vaotpr George Henry F-ra.n.c1s Malrqum Oonymgham,
deceased, late of Slane Dasltle, Co Mcaxthv, and Bzfvrons,
Gantanhury, Kenlt (rwho d1ed on the nlnuutih day of
Norvemlb ex‘, 1918 and whose w1ll, W1-th a. cod-Jcul thereto,
was lpmoved 1n the iPrmo1pa.l R.eg1stry of the Probate
D1v1s1on of Hus Majest-y’s Hugh Count of J'ushICe OHWD-119
txvenrtysevemt-h day of May, 1919, [by the Most onou1-
able Frances El1zabertll1 Saralh Marohnoness Conynguhlam
and .Henher1t, Arflhur 'S«carwen Bulunit, the executors
therem. named), -are hereby requ.1red> to send particu-
lars, 111 wmtmg, of IUheLr debts, clnlrns or dwemandxs 450
us, the unudersng11ed, as Sohoitors to the smd» executors,
on or lbefore the 301111 day of September, 1919 a.fte._r
whroh date the sand exeoultors w1l.l proceed to d1smr1—
hate the assets of the sand Idleoeased amongst the p91-
sons emtztled tfhereto, ha:vmg regard owl-y to the debts,
olanms and '|1.Efr1’l!aI]1dS -of xwluch they shall then have had
notdce; »:Ln»d that they (Will. not he lralble for the assets,
or any part Itlhereovf, so «dustrxllmwted, to any rperscn. or
persons of wlhose diebt, cla.1n1 or demand they slhall not
 have had: nzonfnoe —lDta.todv #1115 19th day of June,

lS1AlLTWE\L1' 1 and 00 ,’.1, S1tone—.b1ml-d.1n«gs, L111-

»ooln’s Inn, London, WIC 2, Sol1c1tors for the
112 sa.1cl .E:ceo11.tors
‘ ’ .,_   

‘ 1.«_\«~¢

ELIZABETH NESV, De-sensed

P-ursuant to rtlhe »SltaIt.ulte 22nd and 231d Vtotorra,
chuapter 35, 1nt1ltuled‘ .“ An Act to ufunther amend the-
Law of B1-o[pIenty and to re-,l1eve: Tnus-tees ”

NO'mCE as hereby gwen, xtlhalt. all cred-xtors and
other persons hamng any debts, cla.u11s or de-
mands agaxnst the .estate of iEl1z:a1bea’tJh. New, late of 87,
Kensungton Gmdenssquare, 1n the county of London,
Wldlow .(1Wlho udnedv on the 5th Idsay of February, 1919,
£mJcl' Mlhnse w1ll was [proved an the Pmnorpal fB.eg1stry
of the .Pro|l):.ute D1v1s1on of H15 Majesty's H1gl1 Court
of Justaco, on ltlhe lflrhh day of June, 1919, by the
Pulbl-1c T-ruswtee, the executor thereln named), are
hereby requured to send _~p1art1culars, 1n rwr1.t1ng, of
then‘ debts, cuhanms or demands to us, the undersagned,
as l3ol1cvutn11s1 to the sa1-d- execultor, on or lbefbre the
191th day of July, 1919, Ia.-fiber wlhuch. date the sacd
executor :w1Ll (proceed to dmtmlbute the assets of the-
sa.1d. deceased amongst the ersons entrtlocl tllere-to,
harvmg reiard -only‘ to the its, olmms and demands
of wlndhr 3 shall then. have had nolf-Lce, and that he
wulul not be halbnl-e for the assets, or any part thereof, so
cl1str1lbnJ‘l-ed, to any person or persons of whose debt,
alarm or clzemand he shall not then have had 110/mce -
Daateld .th1s 193111 day of June, 19l19
1R/IOIOKE uand- lSOlN|S, 45,

'L1nooln’s Inrn-fields,
VV IC 2, S.ol1o1|tors for the

”3 said Executor

.Re ANN HE‘WlL.ETI‘ TEMIPLE, Deceased
Pursuant to the Law» oisgéroperty An1endme11t Act.

‘NW0’-ITDCIE rs herefb-y .g1ven, that all credat-ors and
aolflher [persons hawng any clanns or demands
wgaxnot the csrbalte of Ann Hewlett Temple, late of
Leysvmod, Groomlbmdlge, Sussex, and of 29, Quee.n.’s
Gaataeagardens, Dondon, Wndorw .('w1ho d-led on .the 22m]
day of Mamdlm, 1919, and whose w1ll, w1th a oodnoal
thereto, was .proved 1n the Prlnoupol Regmstry of the
Probate D1v1sv1on- of His MaJes:ty’s Hugh Court of
Justlce, on -the 13th day of June, 1919, by the Pmbhc
'l‘.rustee, the sole ex-e-owbor flhereln nramm-1.), are hereby
reqlunred to send .pa.nt1oulars, 1n WDllJLDlg’ o.f -t,-hem c1a,1m5
or demands to us, the n1ntl'e1's1g:ned, as »So.{1c1,t,m-5 for
flhe sald executor, on or before the 1st day of August.
1919, ‘after <Vl’h1Cll]1 date the sand executor W111 proceed
to dastmbute Itlhe assets of the sand 'decea.seclv amongst

 
 

 


Article 2 Page 1 of 1

The Times, Feb 24, 1920; pg. 5; Issue 42342; col B
Lord Charles Conyngham's Affairs.

Category: News

Full Text: Copyright 1920, The Times

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The Times, Nov 16, 1926; pg. 17; Issue 44430; col D

Court Circular FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS..

Category: Court and Social
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BOGUS LORD LOSES ANNULMENT ACTION ' _ ,
New York Times (I857-Currentfile); Jul 30, 1933; ProQuest I-hstoncal Newspapers The New York Times

pg. 5

BOGUS LORD LOSES
ANN ULMENT ACTION

Court Voids Marriage of Mrs.
B. D. R. Duncan to Self-Styled
Lord Charles Conyngham.

 

 

WEDDING HELD BIGAMOUS

‘Peer’ Said Now to B: Selling
‘Cancer Remedy’ in Los Angeles
-—Had Crested Shirts.

 

An annulment of her marriage to
Bertram Haldane Duncan, who
has been known as Lord Charles
Conyngham, Arthur C. Conyngham,’
the Earl of Camper-down, and other
names, has been granted to Mrs.
Bertha Dore Rado Duncan, of 123
West Fifty-seventh Street, it was
revealed yesterday. The decree was
signed by Supreme Court Justice
Chester B. McLaughlin on a. report
by John Ford, official referee.

One of the exhibits at the trial
was a. white shirt bearing the crest
"C. C.,” offered to prove that the
defendant was the same man who
called himself Lord Charles Conyng-
ham. Albert S. Osborne, hand-
writing expert, testified that the
writing of letters and other exhibits
was all done by the defendant. Mrs.
Duncan sued on the ground that
at the time the defendant married
her on Dec. 1. 1925, he was the hus-
band of the former Virginia R. H.
Von Bittenfeld, whom he married in
Philadelphia on July 8 of the same
year, as Lord Charles Conyngham.

A newspaper clipping of Aug. 6,
1925. was offered in evidence show-
ing that the supposed Lady Conyng-
ham. who had been introduced by
her husband under that title. had
found that the defendant had no
title and that his name was not
Conyngham. She divorced him in
San Francisco on July 17. 1928, on
the ground that he had falsely rep-
resented himself to be Lord Arthur
Charles Conyngham and had re-
fused to tell her his real name. She
had been the widow of a. wealthy
Hawaiian planter, and later of a
Prussian Colonel.

Mrs. Duncan, who was living at
277 Park Avenue when she met the
defendant. testified that she had
not lived with him since the Spring
of 1932, and had not learned of his
previous marriage until last Feb-
ruary. Her attorney put in evi-
dence 3. paper written by the defen-
dant transferring to Mrs. Duncan
property of which he claimed own-
ership, including "approxima.te1y
400,000 acres known as the Glen
Eagles estate, at Pitlohry, Scotland,
on which there are eleven mort-
gages made by my father and his
brother, the former Earl of Camper-
down." He also asserted ownership
of a number of oil leases. and
"3.000.000 acres of land" in Texas.

Robert A. Gray, a consulting engi-

neer. of 252 Lexington Avenue,

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testifled that he knew Duncan when
he called himself Lord Conyngham
and that he knew of an investiga-
tion as to the defendants claims
to a. title which had been made by
Sir Harry Gloster Armstrong, for-
mer British Consul General here,
which showed that the claims were
bogus. Gray said that on one oc-
casion in the defendant’: room in
the Commodore Hotel the latter
showed him white shirts bearing
the "C. C." crest, and said:

“Take these away or give them
away, I don't want them around."

A. number of letters written by
the defendant to the plaintiff from
Los Angeles last year showed that
he was then selling a cancer
"remedy" and “barely making a.
living."

“I am up against it," he wrote.
“but I will work my way out 01.’ it.
I always have."

Mrs. Duncan testified that her
husband never supported her, but,
on the contrary, “spent her money
freely." .

Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission.


ticle 10 The Times, Wednesday, Mar 24, 1920; pg. 19; Issue
42367; col C

‘DEATH OF SITE. moms“
; Eanmerom. A

THE V.3.TIC-.a.N' MXSSIBN.

Beaqileetions cf 3 fammas  in‘ 1&3
‘Irish Land 'Wa::- scams 40 years $30  E33
31-eased. by fiha annnunawemsesnt af  death of
Sir {fiesurga ‘Er:-ingtnn at the age -of SI. 
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ratizafi life: af an  cmmtry gentieman at
 reédanm, Eamafarfi House, Ga:-fay, €30.
Wextford,  in 
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anal died the same evening.

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came at an aid  Cathahe {ml}? and was ham
at Ciifitw in Yurkzsxzire, aim: of  Biichmi Ev:z"ia1g\-
ton and his wife Ruaanna. G‘1«"a.;-mil, win: was of Ca.
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than jam imx-nd4sd._ in Dublin amen me :.;t1rec$m:1
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ash»: General Electmn of 13?; ha antmjed 3?'3r§imnen{:
as member ;£c:.r Ea. Inngmrri. ‘lbs   at
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‘ mavement. having gone ‘beyond 1131 bmmds, Gimdstnne ;
as Leeés  ‘in_Oa‘-rtnher, 1831., that the  fins}
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The Times, Friday, Jun 25, 1920; pg. 5; Issue 42446;
col A

Law Report, June 

SUEEIM.»-&1£Y 01" CASES.

Mr. «Mstice Eve £ii:~:n1i5~:sed the aeiinn vflii-sh
was bmug}1t by a. xx-ritar at ci1wm.g1a3»;:rapl1 piazmz‘
fin: ml i:::J;mctio:.: to 1-astrain :1 iirzn u£‘:i£z,:ri 
4- users am 1:fialis:hin at film cal} ‘ ‘ ve
‘Sa:q1:el."»’ The pIfii11*£ii¥§3§;L'£?IItia!2§ mad wrote :1 film
nailed “ Tim Pxmtea sf Gunxmeriref’ in which aim
uf the ehazmrters was a. tiemmzt spy‘, and she
alleged tizzast. tile: tiefendatnt csmpany had been
amiity ai plagiarism. {Abrxzhazris 1-‘. "1'I1ae Clxarl-as
'£‘2"rE:».:m  Company.)

l 3.11-. Justice Astburyj entmzci judgnmm far the
m.vm.:»r:: Hi the £.;2r:mviIIe Iflutul, Ranzsgaiae, anfi
firw Exnyim Hotel, Buxtun, an tlieir ipetitinn (if
ri:.:E..t fur a fair rent. far the ‘£158 and aectrpatiotx
oi‘ the pfifenlises by the nailitary autlmrities, The
putitiun had stmd aver pending éeiiverv cf the
judgsxnenb cefi tiara. H0113: of Lqrds in 1511-3 he Kayv
est;-r‘s Royal. Hate} appeal (36 The flaws Law He-
1§§rta,}8D0). ‘(figiers ané Ptmd, Limsiteii, V. The

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J:xcL,«nr.1s:n*1: for T5150 cia:11a,rgaa was given by ‘sift.
Ju.,'iti£."t:: lrficfiardia in an anti-"rm by 3 sniicitar
agaiinst  51223.11:-fig of thei c%shanauriing g
:2 {:1 us. [ am '9'. 2‘ a$i-£11133 rovincia an
Uniof1qBank as England.)

Mr. Justice Astbury gave fiuflgrnent an a
su::1m.£:n:s which xx-as taken am: by the I.\Ia.rq‘ue:=:=;
¢‘.3x:;.:yngham to tintertnine wlxetlzer, on tha true
:;~:sns$rma-tian iii the xvii} and cociieil of his
ismther, the Eaten marque.-m, 11:: tvas entitled dam-
izug Iifie to the 1-surplus rents and prisfitg of the
 figs:  clectleeé fltat

ta 1 map - epa1n* , so {mg as e 
rm sun, the defenciant, his nephexv, was entsifled;

ti} tksefl as__ g (in -re 1%‘Ia'1'»=
quass 17..

(3 4 -
ham.} Qnsmg

The jury who heard exansolidatsrci suits befare
fire I’re:sidcnt nrf the Probate; Bivarea, and
xkdmiraity Divisinn failed ‘tr; agree. In true af
the suita the wife petitiuned far restitutinn nf
aunjngai rights and in the other the husband,
an. Axnay zzfiicm-, cross-petitianeé far dissolntian
nf tha nmrriage. (Allen v. Allen---Allen V. .:1laT1en
and Melviile.)

      
   
   

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The Times, Jun 25; 1920; pg. 5; Issue 42446; ‘coil ch
Chancery Division. The Conyngham Estates., In Re Marquess Conyngham-, Conyngham v. Conyngham.

Category: Law
Full Text: Copyright 1920, The Times

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Marriages
Category: Marriages
Full Text: Copyright 1920, The Times

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sp0n£Ief:'n35'é3 he
sp-;mflenb’§"re1
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the Eight; was
autsifle, and
13511 $81‘: » G?-£3!‘
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‘-‘ad. the res.
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the nhflfiren fl

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flivgrgg gfiit . Mr. H. M. Wakley, an arclutefzt,
an the g1.-nun - af his wifa’s ailegexi adultery with

 

is Mr. J.  Caaunsel in apening the aasee 

-said that the ct:-resperndenit had b::en1he-ad of
his house at  and that ha was .intemed., in

1913, ‘but; on   had abtained a. aammis-.

aims: in the British Army. (Wakky V. Wakiey
and Rem}

HIGH comer (SF JUSTICE.

 

PROBATE. DIVERSE. arm ADEHRALTYA

DIVISION".
A BETEBTNE AS C0»-RES3P'9NDEN’I".

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(B.cfm1:« Mn. Juana fionnmtm.)

In‘£:h'Is suit Mr. Percy Reginald *Price, a. matuvmr
ownnr, at Iiiuchieye. prayed for ={__*.!m ciissoitaiiaen af
his .marriagc with ‘Violet Giaéys I-‘rice, wimse maiden
nzzma  Bimre, on the  at” her adultery with
311-. Harry  By her answer the respondent
denied this  S-he nlieged tint the =pa£itianer
Imti  guilty at craxeifiy and neglect» and that he
Imd cmuxnitied atinltery with the intervener, Cun-
stanee Eiunriae, and aha prayed tar 1. dimelutim at

mmwiagte. :

The petitianer clenied these alleggatiana, and the

intervenes? denied the zxdul . The co-rm9o- ndeniz.
aim denied guinltsery with  :vnh ,

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Dr . '1'.-FEeG.,aud Mr. W. (3. illis for the mapond-em'.;1
Mr. -sitar hhngmn fur the ea-rwespondetztg ah:
fifiwat-rl Gasman, ., and Mr. Gates-Pgenzdy fur the
Intervenar.

At the sitting of the Cmirt.

fill’. Dzmmr said t-hat the res

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flrelsaents. He was tofd. that aha was ill. Hew 

new ta  his cmmmammafinm

311:.  .Htrs.m~W:r.:.u.3L; said that tlim ca»

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Sir Eitiwar
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.£nintenestingquesi.fiane£!nw'ontheoo‘n:fra:eifion
 
Bfyth5aa.ppeaE:£run1‘auiaauis;tiaone . Astbnry,
reported in The Times of elame 25, 1920 (3% The Time:
ER. 801, and [192133 E ('11:. £93). - _ .
The Eats Loni  bynifis wiil. dated
April 11, 1915,  lsppahfing 11% motéxer and Mr.
_Eer1Jerf: Arthur Scswen Biunfi  devises! Ibis
est&fsain.Kentont:rv:stto:nana.gnthemmtes, to
raise moneys  gay cit the 
   {Phe'i:e,s*ba.1boa:tJ1engq.1re
tof«han3;e;:a§1dtrmtsof!1is.Irish¢,§fiufies. ._e »
-aett1esdha\sIr:shestates.forIi‘aaanthe:p1a3ntifl,the
gesenfrflarqnam. wlhnwas bk heather, with 1-e:_na_-finder
A-1:hbrather‘3issueinAmi1ma.!e,wifl1xse:namderto
John;  Jfinswuaflz, the tfitnfis nephew,
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By a eoziicfi to  will, dated N'£FVEIl%hB1“18, 191$,
the tea-tataxf wmkefi all  benefits given: forhis
hwhher '3333.i1EI¢’  mm, am: he substfitntterl 
at an annuity.- flue“ testatar diet} on Nmrmnher 8,
1913.  a. summons was ’ Ben nut 33: the piaintifl,
1_avh¢hasno__¢}:fl&ren.tadetermina we theronflhe
*tz'maooasta-uci:ionaf£hewi11an:Icndicflhe,.aaheir-
atalaw. was entitied  life, no lung as an @011
ivasberntao-himytoiihesxxrplusriantas  @ fihsa!
‘lahafierxis estates ail:er”‘bha ymenizgur mamm-
hrgincesyafi annuitim ¢_ .  i‘t
arc
ecfntenfied um 12% inheresi:  estate wm,a.ece1e—
rates}.  t?:w.t.Laa cxwner at  nzzxatdifas estate. he
was enfifiled t-aftha surplus rents and . 175 until
his "awn.  hecqmaiabsofnte, or ‘ a.*aern*w-as
bum tn the piainfafl. V  6

      

Mr. Justice Astbury, 16310’, the x1a£fiainn'h.
 me. 7- mo  11;:
ft 3 ‘E _ ¢fil1~ -_ = V , --

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§§°§$:§§* ¢ 3 :11‘  1
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far  nppeilmafi; Mr.  ‘K.C., hit-. 
mm. and Mr..;By:ene.£ar John. Francis Ahmwndzh;
 Lutmaore, ’.K.G.. and Mr. Digtli1.tnn. Failack (er the

Féserved jsndgment. _ ~ —

The Has-am of the Rams   t-he jurlazmerxis
of  Gamtx would he».de1hmzed.- by Lani Juslziee
Warzzmgten. ' '

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JISC Consultation on Licencing

   

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 The Times, Saturday, May 07, 1921; pg. 7; Issue
Mark 42714; col E

Divorce For Lady Conyngham. Decree In Irish
Court.
Category: News -

Drmee “E012 LABY

  
 

.
BEGREE IN IRISH COURT.‘

In Dubfin 'gesterc‘ia.3', heiem ‘ ‘Exit. J ilstice

B]_fl-§3*1i.”ii1e Marcliisness Conynghmn sought :1 »

  
       

 

my at them fmm the Es£a;rquess

it tine: gmuu.-:13 of m'is¢o-ndue1:.._
131:0 _ gg :m_ the statement. pi pi1:intifr’a
ffiltnfifil this Jmrtiefi were u1ame& m Lmxdxzn in
Nmetnber, 1% la‘, Lac}? Comzuxglanm being
an ziustmxiimx ‘by 1;i1;1.;l1., They Hygfl in
P other places anti! 1917,. gm-d
was then in the Amy‘ in
V . . . 11 to Sap-tlnm. and from time
gate yvhe miused to see her. She wznste
SW1 teiegrryphrgd resgnw-ting him ta game
hack, and 11: Bfzzrcli, 1918. he wrote -that, it 
‘was impassible to live witix her again. and that :
izze was new .1i~:iu;:.: xviflx somemie ease. ‘
311? J‘v‘«“¢3$- H-~C}'-. 10! the respondent. said
tlintjae }::1d been zustmciexl mt. fie aopgwee the ;
a:};)lte:tt.1o.n, but he éesit-er‘! to pnimz; out that 
there was no charge 01 cruelty or ta-errotism.
3-WV}? ‘ G0I1.3r’7=1£’31i1m and other svimiessea I
‘having been exaxazineat Bit. Justice Dotlé 1
grautcd a decree (I rm.-use at there,
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42753; col C 

1 Law _ Report; Jo 21.

I S¥JMM.ABY- OF CASES. 1
The Lordtghiai sTI_Is3:iee_£,‘tvitE§.  ’
“:1 began. “ mohearm-' go was on ya
iiciitjtur for  zeizsm.-so. of ngaaney whisk ha
says was obtained front  by the iron»-_
duient.  of two ciizeetorzsv
of 3 company which ‘u now in lilffliflfifiifln.
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feiseifz‘ represented  the company
owned raéium mines in Faqtugnl.
(Thomas. ‘if.  ;B!f0fl1&28 §EI:g1z1ee1-3,
iiiéeminsterl and others.) ‘ .
Mr. Justice Evie  a. summons-
»_ which‘ wage was out by the Grand Opera.
 Limited, agaitast the Govent
Garden Estate Company asking whether
; the subsisting lass: of the cams 
 Theetm permitted the Ilse: of the theatre
for bofing e__3:§t;a:tainm'ents and ei:aema;to~ 1
graph exh1'hz.tmr§s. H15  thought
that the ‘qneeiaona gropomldod in 
‘summonsweretoovaguatoenahlethe’
Gourt to say whether the jgmpaaeed mat of
 csmti-taxtea breachof‘
gicavenantaém the Duke of Bedfm-d’_5 -
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House Of Lords. A Peer's Divorce., Conyngham Divorce Bill.

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Char|e.S._Hyde Mabel
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John married Emily Jane Ram on 1 Oct 1901. The marriage ended in
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Feb 1929.)


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3{*§:3r Bone}: n; Wooiathqrpe, was l:m‘2s1:i':ig ;
‘W the Balv-my I1-mizztis fz-am Folk-ingham

resberday.
T33 Ptinem Raga}. and Prinexass
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'1‘Im Ektzm ui:;~e do Tsfleyrazgd-Pézigord
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flatly fiteuéara-Di-akafizmyngham 
to res; her grateful thanks to all times
who 'm:ll;.r sent wtanths  ixakann of 5
isyxnpafshy” to 1131- in hm-”g:eeat am-mw.
She hopes to acIa:;nowiedge= each we in
due warm.

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Algeman B-nu:-k§ge£1LanLs.y* :3 §'11¥!:qm. ,1IIr_.
Algnman Hem’; aurkn was ‘thus third area of
rim’ sixth 3.1:! at Kayo, who my; murnigmxci
wlgma Vinny at Imiia, and bmkhu max: new

mmnptiwa at tho pmant peer. Ea: was
.m in '1 EM. uni was Imam? I mcrmbm at
the Stock "Exam . Ho ztnrried in.;181!7

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aiIM'm: éilsaxetle ‘ .V at Pwlbanz. ziiquflzuam pfion, and
leaves; this far. Efmfinhn Grazgvitln ‘flamm-
cne. Em brother. tint; K-rm. Tenmcn Thsxsubnid
Bsltiah flénuxni Ab Bizaatta,
now becnmtags helm-pmsmxgptafivu.

' at ttfm and of that: month.

J31 May "am the South of

 of aiming: at

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Lonzirm ?::z:fsceu1$a’.m has wwmgé W

,, inriispoaad
.. so :2; to attend

   

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'39; 8:" oil) is“  cu. m“ ml
1.3»-riy Vfetni-in  ?1:va= 15% Ifixnzan
fun Paris.

Cara. Cdnumsa of

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gtaying in Pmaj Wm ran on}, who 15

return to London

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LRI8d=fin  preside at that dixmar Whit:

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ta: Lnnéon from ‘visiting the Daebzsa

the V1111‘: Nasrada. (faunas.

A The freedom of the» cietynf Se. zindmws
as 156 $36 eanferz-ed. u n Actmirui at tiaek
Egan  Vwestar amyaa on May -1,
when 5 arts:-liar honour is to he bestowed
upon Sir James Iii; Barrie.

wlga-:1 Romilfy‘  reaurnml from
Fiumnm3._,

Lord; wad Lariat Illingwtartah wffi imtmrx
to Lancim: in as fortnight’: fine from tho
fiauth 0E Franqn. -_ , ‘ V _ _.;; ,

Lazard anti Lad Dawson of Fem hava
iaft London for ’:2..ria.

 Lord .'fs*Ia.§;*ar and the ‘Imdy Eiayszresss
  a lunabeun on. Ekias , 13 at the
Mans’:-an House ix: aid of e ftmds of
tho Quzzs-.a:x‘s .Hos;:rita..'E :£-or 

Lady 0asu1at£m,, who underwent an
operation yestwbxy morning for 3}}-
paadinitis, isrpnziyawiug fsvourabky.

Lady Rihblnsdala and Miss Astor have
iafi: Londnn for Ysréis.

The Dowager Ialéidy Noblo  amivad
&$ -this Garltoa Eertal {mm Jesmené.
Dena House. Nawoastlo-an-Tfynm
The Dowager Lady Téntamdan wt”?!
remain in $115 Exam}: of F1-amen untiii
than and of fix-ia month.

Ma.’ai~€¥1:31ara1 timer Hon. Sir‘ Wfiflsm
and  Kathmizua  hams
rammed to London from {aha South of

fiir Phiiip Burns-Jonas, wim _ ‘:
rammed ta Lnfxdtjzn oiwm the Rivm-ax,
is confined to hm house by an att:ax_:.k <2?
nmxtitis‘

Sir George Yaungur, 31.9.,  raw
£ic'a.I1;y recovered from (elm ufiects 0 the
nmueidaub his mat: with at the» House at
Commons on '.I.‘.1mrmisjr  and

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4294?; col C ~

F()R'1‘HCi3MING MARBIAGES. 1

 

mu, film  13$ »
ten“:1nt«£}Qmmafi&er"Panl Biifigeiiihn. 
flaw (retinal), amend min at the igta
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flith dalightér oi Hr. 2.113. ms. mainwnrt. at
-1.5, Belgérwvesqumm 8.‘W., and Wiertnn mace;
near Mazifistune. ' ~ - ’

Maren B. J. Ecfiunrmt, D.$.£).. tam Kits
Pmicam.

The engagement. ‘is acnnnimwrl 
Brefiret lfajpr Banalfi I. liehiuiian. D.-5.13.,
Rant! Engineers, may “sun :1: Lin J. J}.
axazxinlzen. 3*:i.fB.E., mid 3113. mfiinigen, of mm
Iiaenndtage, Iidrriuhnreh. Essex, and Evelyne
Fnmcek, tlanghtcsr at the  #3. F. Pucker,
0_.B.E., fleampmin. of A1,: saints," Bulk.-am
".z!.1exmi:irin., Egrzfi. and-15:2.-3. 3‘?m‘:laei*. _
Mum W, Tam: ma: Miés N‘. M. Jmmfian.

A marriage has been _I.1'_l.'8.E1 K ind wiil
sixartlytaige plane in Bangdun, em Majar
!‘i"aIte1* Thyme, 90:11 Punjabia;  mu
sf ihe I-ate Gatitain N; K; _T1iyz1a, 3.1.3:, -of
-Team:-34:1 , sail or Mrs. Thyme, mi 1, Ajaxnxglm
_ Iiolzse, _e ad :1, W., and Ndréh .hiiBit:m1t,

zwnnavést flung {tar at the late Dr. 
Julmson, at Stokenn-Trent, and at Mrs. Webb-
Snhman, ‘wimflzile-dun.

Lhsson F. M. Gnmw, 0.3.3., 12:39 was-.
Ruz2:.a..w..

’1‘_he engagement is nnnannead hptween ;
31:13:22‘ F‘.  Green, D.E.E.-. M.£.C.E., eldest :
son at Mr. and Mm Michaa: 15:. Graze anéa
Stefglja, wiflow,u£ Kin   and "
daughter of Em and the late Mr. 
Mnsely, E.1!LG., LED. 7

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Tile engawement -is annuummfl between
Calitnlfi R. ixfian aiartgtn. Oqldstream 
second‘ sen «pf Mr. and Mrs. 5. S2‘. Martym, uf
_ Penxirtlz, firlnmorganshim. and Ngmeya,
. Youngest. éaughter of Captain and Mrs. .§.I‘Ec-1::

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1:-'51.} t::kc.:_ plum: at 3?. Jnmes’s Epismpal
Cilflmil. Eiiillliurghy an 'Fchrnnr3' 14, at .2 yam.
Mn. _A. Bannwnr .}3hu=m:, 31.19,, ,\:~:n

_ Maxcmumss Caswxaxmar.

1-‘. marriage 411:3 bran armngeé. and xvii’! »
mks place in: Jame. between Mr. Aimed
B:*XEd%¥i£1 Bayer, at 12, ‘1Ja;g-I.-.»Eane :ag“.1=r. £4}:
East Iajziinattun. sun of .-‘air. W3! _ ta -.=-g
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Sir J. S. Ainsworth.

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‘me funeral (if we fifth Bevan Vania"; tank
fpiaee .33 Sfapleford Ghnrnh. near Meltan
Esiuwbray. ynster§Iay._ The service was mm-
dtmted by t}1‘¢*<nmr*, this 31:12“. Gra1mm.Dii1cy.

. The coffin was covered with the Unian Jmrk. -
;’I'he mourzaars included this Han. Arthur '
'EveIeigh-fie-fiinleyna, who suceeeuis in 1:33! ‘

title. {.1146 B’on.- T9513; fiixrtehnr E*m1cis;h-.d::-
fiifllejllfla Lnrrl mid I..a<_1y Sh. Audrios. Efalomsi V
anfl tgm Han. a ' . the §}owa;3sp;:-
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Eifamhionam of . has Duchms of

    
 

Blnncha Seymnum. Mainr Saymnaar. Maimv and
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Nowcasfle. the arm: :5: Banana. Lady:

the Hun. Glands ‘§£’iiImr;;hb;vr, EH93 iwmmhsnpezv.

3123. ‘John Gmnfeli.

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Mark 43550; COI B

Court Circular
Category: Court and Social

2-Ir.  Smith. Captain Fitzfiomlri, and ‘

  
 

‘j Pri11‘cess%Beatriea and Prixmess Helena.
Vietoria will he yresent: at the eancert in

be >givaz: by M113: Aflasenae, the P{}I‘ti_.1* ;
guése jgianist, taenzght at 8.36 at 25, Plarku

larxe,» lent by Sir ‘Pjhilip Sassoon, .. ,&I._..§*.
'_Pi.A3kets t‘:an.~ be ggshtamed, em: appiieatiun,
from 25, Park-iazie.

The Bake and Dqchess aft Bu¢dieach’s =
hmgsa party at Birwhaii, Sgihgk; thiarweek, i
te. _.mget  Heury, mil Include Mlle. 
da la. Panouse, the ‘Han. Jpan Branefi, (
lady Jnaxp: gjimmllram,   j
Baird, Cagtamr _ fitanyforth, Captain 3
Hands, Sir. Phxlxpzgs, Mr. Banner,‘ and
Jiir. Howard K914‘. *  ‘

L; ggqness and . Maéchioness
A“&y‘5 re;£’=:W‘i’  ..   ..... 

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Births
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The Times, Saturday, Mar 15, 1924; pg‘. 13; Issue
43601; col B

The Duke of York  attend the Basra! E

Celanial ‘Instituta annpal _Efli1fi1"9f ,D3~iY
dinner at.’ the Rate} ?mtnna on Fr1day,
May 23. ‘E _ T
_ M‘. A.  Greek Einsster in
Paris. lags arrivaeé at the Carltun E34181-

    
   

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streefz, ‘W.

The Earl nfi Albamarle was pr 32$
by abvsemza {mm Lundm} frfim men =
the funeral at Guiana! Shzpleyg whq ,
under his zzemrmand in Santh Airmen.

. The Earl of Balfiaur and the Han. Mrs.

{flwarsi Lasceellaa hav heft: Landau fa:
gcflflflflfi. ‘

paafs steamship Narkunda. ‘ ‘
Tha Earl and Cuuntem oi Sapdmnh
have left Hinahingbz-nuke, Himizxngdgn,

3 far Italy, and wiil be away until May 1.

The Earl and Countess uf  =
and Laciy Mariarie Stapfard have
. - retumad in Courtown Heme, Garey. Ira».
7 ,land, from London.

The E331 and Ceuntam cf Miflteton -

gave: a. dinner party 1.3.3?» night at thair
muse in Partiand-plane.

The Earl and Countess of Grmard left

3- Landau 133:‘. V ‘ ht for fiastia Furbes,
f where they win until the and of the

: mtzmth. V

The C‘onn$esa of Malmesbury has 

. nbliged to alter the date at tha fiance
{ whieh she had anasirlged for her (iaughter

frnm May $0 to Friday, May 23.

. Lord Btirgh has arrived at the Eydel
. Park Rate} from Pangbuume. A

_ Lord Gientanar has gone abroad fer
ahout three weeks. All cnrrespqnflauna

1' T ahnuld be forwarded ta the saeretary,

{ Belle-isIe,. An;

Han... Aiastair Napier, have ieft Thim-
-stana Castle. Selltirkahira, fm: Btmrna-=
_mnuth far some wearks. - ,
, .Lord and 1Lady Airedale returnecl
yaatsrriay ta their house in Cadogan-=
aquare fmm the Cdntinent.

The Eliowager Lady F01-has has arrived.
in Landau {ram Edinburgh.

Lady Sempiil is staying at the Grand

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The Earl ami Cmmtess of Mahclesfielfl
and Vimatunt Hambleden left Imxdnrn '
% gsterday ior  in the F. and 0. ‘

. Lard and Lady Ilfapier and  I
. aceampaniaa. by that youngest son, the

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17' The Times, Saturday, May 03, 1924; pg. 15; Issue
Mark 43642; col C
Births
Category: Births

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Article 139

The Times, Thursday, Oct 22, 1925; pg. 14; Issue
44099; col C

WILLS AND BEQUESTS.

A samclmonfis FORTUNE.

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gin: value _ £33,332, ‘with net: pmtmnlt?

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What
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settlement

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Section 1 of the Settled Land Act 1925

PART I
GENERAL PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS

Settlements and Settled Land

1. —— (1) Any deed, will, agreement for a settlement or other agreement, Act of Parliament,
or other instrument, or any number of instruments, whether made or passed before or after, or
partly before and partly after, the commencement of this Act, under or by virtue of which
instrument or instruments any land, after the commencement of this Act, stands for the time
being --

(i) limited in trust for any persons by way of succession; or
(ii) limited in trust for any person in possession --

(a) for an entailed interest whether or not capable of being barred or defeated;)

(b) for an estate in fee simple or for a term of years absolute subject to an
executory limitation, gift, or disposition over on failure of his issue or in any other
event;

(c) for a base or determinable fee [(other than a fee which is a fee simple
absolute by virtue of section 7 of the Law of Property Act 1925)] or any
corresponding interest in leasehold land;

(cl) being an infant, for an estate in fee simple or for a terms of years absolute; or

(iii) limited in trust for any person for an estate in fee simple or for a term of years
absolute contingently on the happening of any event; or

(iv) [Repealed]

(v) charged, whether voluntarily or in consideration of marriage or by way of family
arrangement, and whether immediately or after an interval, with the payment of any
rentcharge for the life of any person, or any less period, or any capital, annual, or
periodical sums for the portions, advancement, maintenance, or otherwise for the benefit
of any persons, with or without any term of years for securing or raising the same;

creates of is for the purposes of this Act a settlement and is in this Act referred to as a
settlement, or as the settlement, as the case requires;

Provided that, where land is the subject of a compound settlement, references in this Act to

the settlement shall be construed as meaning such compound settlement, unless the context
otherwise requires.

(2) Where an infant is beneficially entitled to land for an estate in fee simple or for a term of
years absolute and by reason of an intestacy or otherwise there is no instrument under which
the interest of the infant arises or is acquired, a settlement shall be deemed to have been made
by the intestate, or by the person whose interest the infant has acquired.

(3) An infant shall be deemed to be entitled in possession notwithstanding any subsisting
right of dower (not assigned by metes and bounds) affecting the land, and such a right of

dower shall be deemed to be an interest comprised in the subject of the settlement and coming
to the dowress uner or by virtue of the settlement.

Where the dower has been assigned by metes and bounds, the letters of administration of
probate granted in respect of the estate of the husband of the dowress shall be deemed a
settlement made by the husband.

(4) An estate or interest not disposed of by a settlement and remaining in or reverting to
the settlor, or any person deriving title under him, is for the purposes of this Act an estate or
interest comprised in the subject of the settlement and coming to the settler or such person


    

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Kevin's English law glossary: Settled Last m°d‘“ed= Dec 03

Land Act settlement

Under the Settled Land Act (1925) (SLA), any attempt to create successive
interests in land resulted in the creation of a settlement trust governed by the
provisions of that Act. An SLA settlement also resulted by operation of law when
property was conveyed to an infant. This remained the case until TOLATA came
into force in 1997, although existing 1925—sty|e settlements continue to be
governed by the 1925 rules.

The prototypical SLA settlement was created by the execution of two
documents: a vesting deed, that conveyed the title to the land to the tenant for
iife, and a trust instrument that defined the operation of the trust and the powers
of the trustees. The tenant for life usually occupied the land and held the legal
title on behalf of the anticipated successors. This arrangement represents a rather
unusual trust — the legal title is not held by the trustees, but by a person who is,
in effect, one of the beneficiaries. Of course, there is nothing to stop the trustees
and beneficiaries of a trust being the same people: almost all domestic property
that is jointly owned will declare the owners to hold on trust for each other. What
is odd about the SLA settlement is that there are ‘trustees of the settlement’ who
have the fiduciary obligations of trustees, but in general do not hold the legal
title. This arrangement makes sense when you consider that most settlements
would be created by Will: for example: ‘ ‘My house in East Dogpatch I leave to
my wife for life, then to our children absolutely". The tenant for life - the wife in
this case — acquires legal title by inheritance; no vesting deed would be necessary
in this case. In addition, identifying the life tenant as the legal owner makes it
easier for the estate to be sold, if necessary. A prospective purchaser can
negotiate freely with the life tenant, who generally happens to be in occupation.

In an SLA settlement, the tenant for life has wide powers. These powers
include a power to sell the land, and to grant leases (with certain limitations).
These powers are not unlimited, however, and some management decisions could
not be made by the tenant for life except with the agreement of the trustees. In
addition, the tenant for life can not accept the purchase money of a sale. For
overreaching to apply, the money must be paid to the trustees of the settlement,
despite the fact that they hold no interest in the property. The trustees excercise
general supervisory duties over the trust, and these will be important if the life
tenant abuses his powers. Although the life tenant is not a trustee, he or she is
obliged to deal with the land in such a way as to protect the interests of all the
beneficiaries.

The SLA settlement is a complicated legal device, and expensive to
administer. For example, the settlement does not automatically come to an end
even when the last person with an interest comes into possession. It requires the
execution of a deed by the trustees to free the new owner from the trust.
Moreover, whenever a tenant for life died, the legal title would not pass
automatically to the next person entitled, but required further deeds. It was
therefore unfortunate that an SLA settlement was deemed to be created in many
circumstances where a trust was declared over land, against the intentions of the
settler and the interests of the beneficiaries, and could even be created
accidentally. As a result, there arose the equitable device of the ‘trust for sate’, a
piece of sleight-of-hand which avoided the SLA. TOLATA abolishes both trusts for
sale and SLA settlements, and replaces them with one unified trust of iand.
 rinses imlentsts
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under or by virtue of the settlement.

(5) Where --

(a) a settlement creates an entailed interest which is incapable of being barred or
defeated, or a base or determinable fee, whether or not the reversion or right of reverter
is in the Crown, or any corresponding interest in leasehold land; or

(b) the subject of a settlement is an entailed interest, or a base or determinable fee,

whether or not the reversion or right of reverter is in the Crown, or any corresponding
interest in leasehold land;

the reversion or right of reverter upon the cesser of the interest so created or settled shall
be deemed to be an interest comprised in the subject of the settlement, and limited by the
settlement.

(6) Subsections (4) and (5) do not bind the Crown.

(7) This section does not apply to land held upon trust for sale.

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rticle 145

The Times, Thursday, Mar 11, 1926; pg. 17; Issue
44217; col B

 

 

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hast: -evening far Scotland.
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shire.

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11-aid xx 1-eceeption far Canfiersratiave pears

and members of Parliament at Bridge-
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25, to meet the Prime Miinistér’.

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fwenue Hem}, Have, ‘am the Earl of
fimeaater and Lord and Lady Saviie.

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BI.§€3l£Ii*I€3IEIAM PALACE, APRKL 6.
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at being received. by The King this mam»
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i as kneral flffieer Gammanding-ix:-Chief,
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Efiiizabeth I-Ieakéth-Pfichard swzi Maggy? .
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Botanic, Gtardana, Kew, this afberneom
; The Prinnaamgi  {Vismunttem Lam
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The Times, Jun 17, 1926; pg. 19; Issue 44300; col B

Sir Francis Lambart
Category: Obituaries
Full Text: Copyright 1926, The Times
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A.  ABBEY.
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E11,, a. statesly seat at.  Wye
_ with mre1~_209, -sates.  yaneliing and
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 meagbianéreums. From ‘the hause,
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af W‘1§1&scv2: .ju:. 5+ is, Hsyghenclem and Aware.
 fiantatiuns  on tha estate,
~anic1 ths rsusa stands in garaiens nam-
worthy fer mass, harbaaeaus box.-daam, ma
“‘ jinrmai *’ emzlasures. Tha ‘?‘3l'3;g=% and
aufibuiiding stami in H. 2 ' 
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?rint:e’$~gate/W33-‘mmnunead a. few days
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i and 34  near Amofi, and am to
’s’ 1315 Chm-Iyhinton Rafi, two miies fmm
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chxeftain, Egbert, in the year 670; Lika
Mather’ K311’;-is'h residmee, Saitwmszi
Caiéfile, name Eartha, Mixmter Abbeay mmrds
are closely haunt! up with the; story of a.
murder, for the Abbey  intcs being as
an ant» uf enpiatiun for t,he'a1a,ying (if twa
V wibie rivais i'<.>:.- tiza “ tizumie ” at Kent.
‘he: story is set mat with plenty of
imagnative datwml in,H£wted’s uld. “ Hi;-s-
fiery of Kent." It is interesting to quute
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The Times, Aug 04, 1928; pg. 20; Issue 44963; col G

The Estate Market. Lord Carringtori's Coming Sales.,AA
Thanet Abbey.   T

Category: Property
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ifmm  have: been grepwhd. ,
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type of tacked ¢,>r’te1'r£m43 Inzatweg Wham
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the terms are moderate
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The Estate ~Market.

Aievel, in the cantxa csf the: Qunrn, and

' Spri.-nfield, 35 acrm, at Oakharn, another

' hnuse and neafly three  szzrrounded

HUNTING BOXES.

A-“*I'-'----~u+eauuu-in

THE KENT COAST...

0019113! A. M. B. Gaga would probably
can.m'cim* sq-ufiar of abaut. £12,600 for 
 kmntin -box, Sludge Hall,
Meitan ‘Mowbra ,  126 acres. Viaws
of Chanxwocad arm 11233,:  had from
the lxousm which stands  abave sea

handy far meats of the Cottmczre and
F‘arme?’s. A large  was recently spent;
in impmving the hzmaa. The agiants are:
Messrs. John _D. Wood, and  (Mm1nt.- .;
street}. Stablmg for more  2Q horses, 1
 fgr  aara, and quarters far the
Staff,  just beyond the Tbeatltifnl
Ma nor, £60 am-es, near Famham; and

mgfing WW g rm}
"cc " tn .81’ 4 14:2 antes, our. 
from Zflorkin , is ofiamd by Mwsrs. Iaefts
and Warner Mounfwstraet]. The  is
near the golf mums at Betachworth.
% An “ upset ” price: of £3,500 is  for
Nashleigh House, Chesham. to he ofiered
Tb’ Mama. Knights,  anti Rutley, at.
.r1ovar«squara on Saptember 20. The
3!.  hmfe ‘ lfang road frantages.
Ruberslaxv, Vxrgmia Water, a. medesm

by‘ the Wentwcrth golf ceiarse, is far 33.36
by   11 , Frank: and Rufilay.
Partmulars of fie Prior , a 
heuse and; 34 acres at Bo€f1:ni.n, are ready.
The atictxnn W111 be held lacally 0::
Se: tambe: 8- far executars.

. Hausa, Elytha, a.  rm»
denmfin an‘ ‘of gasdsan. win he sold
locally on August 24 hi Mr. Akfred J.
Burrows (liiessrs. Knig is, Frank and
Eatley}. It is a large house, high on the-
h1}i behind the bmwary and past 695%,
math appreaches fmrn Maitxheuae-hill and
Hlllsida-atmet. Altheugh the illustrated

pqrticzfiars do -not my 30, Hill Hausa V
might be suecessfuliy aciapted to the E
cf sozne cuuperativs hali-day organization. 3
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  as  WK 
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Twu via  (Phiiip Allan, 4%.

net.)
. mziiipp W311 Netmann, a:zatr*ia;n» fiipk»
mafibisb-, sq-‘aim of dams and in&efa.figah£e
fiiner-anti, kept 9. _dim;’y, extraatfi fram.

jwhieh ham: 'a1rmd.y appaaa;-ecl in The:

Times, for agpariod which just» camera the
tmnsitinn fwm tha Napaiennia to the
Victorian azga. Hekept it becausa he was

he met, genamlly as dinner, a.rzditsesditiz1g

- _ _ resanted a prob1e:m.v”svI.‘zic;h.  Ohanaeilur

as solved  taestftxl. efieiam: n The
axtzractss which he has transiatefi ram the

vboge1:her- by sumtenaries, prmnt; 3, definite

' piemre of the small but  world.
V an which the writaar  thoraughly at

hfimfi He was ervidenfily ag ”a1eve;c- mm

; amci iahcxmu. : y“ efimpetenia at his ‘mark.

39 carrieé. 1'; rough some daiiaata tia-

Were I neat propveriy» ap reciatad. It i$
certainly stranga that giewaminh, who:
kfgew him. well and enjnyezi  society,
61d ant make: a better  far 

and was over 65 when he settaied éawn
with the daughter of an Ex: fish duke
far wife. Judging from the tisary, haw»
erver, ‘fieunmnn kept: f his aetivzties in
watertight campaaztments, anal though he:
regnlgriy news the events uf  day,
eshcmmg  ability in 
truth’ from tumour, he naver bemrays a.

canfidenca.
* The graaizar part of his sex-vice Wfifi

Pemed. i:1,En.g1a,n.d. He came 12:: Landau
.&f$ar tha likpoleonie wars, and his poaiticm
in English saciety was ailmaciy assured
when the aim-ies open in 1319. His lung
pe:ri<asti.'c>f service in Landau, intewru ted
anly 39;; visits in the Cantinerlt anti y a.
gnimion to Brazilm-ha erassed the wean
1:; a. British warship’ anti seven of the

eraw died an the vaysga-——ca;ma to an and
 tififi ‘Fifi-'4fl'!:1"1‘Ifl 7R?“ T.n"F,nn ‘hrs 1vnir.n1wnmr3l

v a. mathediisali man when fdund life gtmd and %
  to renal! its savafir from day to day.
 It is  a. racord of tha persans

}S'1-eneh oxiginal and has neatly  :

ti.ons,_  commercial and gaiiii. , _, and %
was inclined to think that his aawiaas »

l’oasib}y his fiiscretion was datlbtefi, for ‘
Neumamx had is Ilfghiy susceptible heart -

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Vs The Times, Tuesday, Oct 22, 1929; pg. 18; Issue
Mark 45340; col C

Lady Treowen
Category: Obituaries

LADY ‘TREQWEN

,1fl_<3¥' Trfiflweiawife of Loré Trwwen. 101%
Iaeutenant aai Mamnonthslfire. fiieé in London
on Sunriay. She was éfiibsrfina. Agnes Mary.
‘ifiufltter {bf {ha first  »-..-= on ‘v . -
fiiéfie of Hm second Eziarq ' é 
was married ta Lard. Trwweu‘  ienant.
IV“? Hfifbert-3 in 1873. ‘Ifieir cmly’ nan. Maior
film I{«:{naumbIe'E1i&yr Herbert. was kiflefl in
3§‘i"1°*:1£gEié%&hF;l§ in Nfivemhéé; 1913.5 Thai:
 fr. -orensMary_raula,' smar-
Iflg in  Waiter Reich. format}? Liberal

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 REQUIEM mass
Lam: Tnmww
A requimn  far Lady Treuwau W83 heir}. ,-
at the Ghurohof the  m Gancaptiun.
‘Fm-m-atreet. ‘yesterday marning. Father
Woodlack. Faiths: Iharvna. am! Fafihlar Gal-=
cheater amciatmi-,, 3216 among them garment.
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of Hon. ; ; Pennant.
and fi*':*‘;$%=mm*m-   

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The Times, Jan 29, 1931; pg. 4; Issue 45733; coi B

High Court Of Justice Chancery Division, Repairs And Maintenance Of Slane Castle: Income—Tax, Re
Conyngham: Conyngham v. Cameron
Category: Law
Full Text: Copyright 1931, The Times

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Article 83 Page 1 Of 3

JISC Consultation on Licensing

 TIMES

D.z'gi”z’a §Ai<ch:z'w I ?85—] 9'85

        
   

Anlclé Q 2.99% ;

 

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'7' The Times, Thursday, Jul 30, 1931; pg. 9; Issue
Mark 45888; col E

The Sale Room Old English Silver
Category: Arts and Entertainment

Article 83 Page 2 of 3

a.THE SALE 8 ROOM

 

em E:r«:GL1sH SILVER.

  $i1V€*1‘ ‘platfi, 111$ Pg~gp.g1~t,y
0! Lord Gknbanar, Sir Eglmnnci Claayter,
Lady E’Wa1"’C-, the late $11: Lewis Morris,
@3151 ‘?1?h%i‘Si_fc~nne;d {'}hnstxe’s last sale of
1% kind -this season,

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  The Estaté‘ Market
 THANET RELICS

 

DEVON SPORT

The Isle of Thanet is litiatrcd wiflx
span-imzs amiquea. It was the whim of
Loré Hcéiand, Faymastar ta tlw I-brces in
the eighteenth century, 16 bzziid imit.a:ians
sf ancient structurers ox: a _gcu:r+:f. many’
sites 1123:‘ K-ingsgate Bay andfiruadstairs.
Time has meiiowcd sauna: of them and
aimost nbiitetrated uthsrs- It was 3
faeoiish iéea, expressive pmbably of that
snperfiuigy af wealth which the pay-
masters énjeyed at ‘the; expensa sf ma
forces. Anything that purports ta be
ansiezzi in the 153»: of '}“.haz1e£. needs careful
scnztiny. But there is no flaufi cf aha
antiquity ef Mi.aste£ Abbey. Mesfirs.
Geerga Watch and C0. (fiitiiugboflmw
93¢;-ed it in 1939 by aide: af the "lam
Lord €fii3?§.g}?3 trustees, and now,
with 12 acres, the house of Abbey is for
s.aEs by Messrs. Knighi, Frank and
:i?.u§Iey {Hanmmr Sqilara}. The remains
include those sf film Narman manor
hmise, whiczh was renovated in the reign
95 H3111‘? 1V- by Thomas Hunéen, am
Abba of St. Augustiz.1e’s, s&*hosa’i¥zi,tia1s
sa;.rzncmnt the door of the house.‘ In me
War N00 the fithebam, aver Sfifift. lcmg,
was defitmjycd by lightning. , ’

' Messrs. Ralph Fay and Taylar (Nimitz:
$‘lI‘€é3I) ofier 3 firsbrate home and 54
acres «of fmehnld land, bcftwfien Canter.
bury and the coast, with three mttages,
V for £4,300, an behalf of executms.

Premzses in Chenies Srtrcst and mag.
mfllmgt Street. Bloomsbury, fer £3me~o,
3216. 2:1 ii.-aim Crescant, far £5,006, are
.amon_g recent safes by Mmm ‘Inglis. mg
.I:Iardmg and Russeu (ma Jewry). Lngzg
Ilsttés of hauses are given in 3 tatal of saies
535' £99,990 by Messrs. I-Iankinson and
819:: (‘Baumem¢:zzh}, am? of £51,0fil}‘_by
» Mr. F. .¥. Paarscm. mfiiilbiadoni.

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The Times, Monday, Apr 17, 1933; pg. 16; Issue
46420; col G
The Estate Market Thanet


Article 130

_ Mrs. Greitcm, teak place at St. Mafgmttgi

. the Rev. A. Carsweil.

_ gums were :-~

  , as“ am)

MARRIAGES ‘J 2%

CAPTAIN E.  BROQK AND
MISS GRETTON

The Duke: emf Gleucesier was hex: man
ti) Captain E. W. Brmk, of Kinmasunt,
Arman, svhmse marriage ta Miss Max‘?
(1.  Grettcm, younger d-aughte: of
Calumet John Gretmn, 'I.vi.P., and the Ham

 

Vvesfminstar, yesterday _afternom3.’ The
Bishep of Lcicester afficzated, assisted by

‘Ina brick, whca was given way by *1“
father, wars a.» gown of creagn-unted_1fiC6a
the Fang-sfeevcd bodiw finishfid with 3.

gear! girdlfz. A long-,_ reunded tram wag,-
c11£ in ans with fiifi skuft, 311$! the Bmsselsi
net and law veil was hem In piazza by 3:
halo wreath af gseafls and oraHS¢?*b19559m~
Sim carried 3 slmaf cf * Gd:-0!1t*9S1fi$51i!¥h
There were my ehfid jur.1desma1ads~—*“M3$5
Judy and Miss Edxvzna Ctabbfig M155?
Elizabeth H311, and Miss Bridge: Fwd-~
and four g.mswn—up maids—--L&é}' 1""I¥~"5’1
and ‘Lady Joan Eope, Lad? ‘Catharina

Wiiloughby, anfi Miss Ind)’ Dawsfih
They aii were long fzracks cf white
chiffon, with baaviiy tucked berthe fzogiarss
Thay had wreaths of gregn lgavea i§n3s11f=d§
at the back with gardenzas 311 the}: ’ha1r;1
anti carried sheaves of 131113 delphintumg

tieé with blue satin ribbatm. 7

% - ‘ ' . M  G -110 afttstwards 1teI:d_ fig
mirgaféicgaigttg 35, §::l.gm:§.: 3;-WW, find “WOW "R .

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rm. and ma. Ichn 1?-‘ma. :21: Wait! 5' '

 
 

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M¢,;¢m5* 353135 flaw; dc Amcicsrts. 151:3. Icahn Gtzung.

gxéfilgén. Frantis dz-. Mamas. Baruncss Nisce, Mr. A. , . E

 ihiarehiantss of Cambridge. than bs.z<:‘fIcss- In-E.

. Bucckuch, the nuctzcas as Nvcwcastzc. the Masctfinncss 012 ’

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mmmt. Mr. mm! M
Ronersm, him. T. I
fleas. hit. and Mrs. 3
._ ' T and lady Grccn‘
Sgt Wgmrr Gr:a;w:a$.1_-9

32:’ Mnlm ivriattinsusn.

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glgd  Euwcn, M
rat. .:b¢r::@ . flu: He:
3. E. Dummmt, Hr.

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Hiram L. Mtxtph. y. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Afthw: 1
M1‘. Wt! Mrs. Macnski
Tom Cullen, Mg; R
and Kim. £33.. H. is

fitaan.  and him?
3131:.

The hnmzymoon
utland.
MR. Jame BE!
'£“iw marriage 1.
¥*et£r's, Eaten Squ
B23303, £3313’ sum‘
Cilfiffiwagd, of 16
House, Lzchfieifi, 1

; cidest daughzer cat’

at‘ 3}), Eaten 3:31;;
ufimazecl, assisted '1
“e bride, what 1
way: a. own aft .1
train of the 
be-uquut at icmgifix
John Taxman: am
green velvet lmic
organza, warn the
aticradsegi by two ii:
am_d Mass Jean 1.:
brsdesmaidswthc 3
1-iqxi. Nam: Pears
Muss gnu uilmr,
Vmtana Fu fer. ‘I
swan organza with
aged fiffiflfi ahtm.
tinted $1353 icaves
vbeuquczzs at mix:
hfiryi bmcmixcs, the
Roger Norgh was
Mrs. Qmitcr afi
 1§ri<3u'a£S_t‘r¢et,_1
left: later far their
span: travelling ab
.3 dress of gram sf]
3. great: hat. A:
church were :--—
Lmra ma Lady Cu

3 and the I-Ken. M13. .

 Raymand Qui1tc1
Vivian. M33, Sagthcrla
Enstac: Fm: Miiicz, :
Qumran. tit: Misscs t
Mrs. Rex fistrason, €34:

‘ A. C. H, .D1~umznc4«m1

and Mrs. Fr-zfizrick 1
Cuunlcsa 9;‘ Harris
Mgrchiieaess Townsm
Emabcah Tcwzzshmd.
Lad‘ Sinciair. Lady‘

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BOGUS LORD LOSES ANNULMENT ACTION V ‘ _
New York Times (I857—Currentfile); Jul 30, 1933; ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times

pg. 5

Eoeus LORD LOSES
ANNULMENT AGTION

Court Voids Marriage of Mrs.
B. D. R. Duncan to Self-Styled
Lord Charles Conyngham.

 

 

WEDDING HELD BIGAMOUS
I

‘Peer’ Said Now to Be Selling
‘Cancer Remedy’ in Los Angeles
—l-lad Crested Shirts.

 

A11 annulment of her marriage to
Bertram Haldane Duncan, who
has been known as Lord Charles
Conyngham, Arthur C. Conyngham,’
the Earl of Campei-clown, and other
names, has been granted to Mrs.
Bertha Dore Rado Duncan, of 123
‘West Fifty-seventh Street, it was
revealed yesterday. The decree was
signed by Supreme Court Justice
Chester B. McLaughlin on a. report
by John Ford, official referee.

One of the exhibits at the trial
was 9. white shirt bearing the crest
“C. C.," offered to prove that the
defendant was the same man who
called himself Lord Charles Conyng-
ham. Albert S. Osborne, hand-
writing expert, testified that the
writing or letters and other exhibits
was all done by the defendant. Mrs.
Duncan sued on the ground that
at the time the defendant married
her on Dec. 1. 1925, he was the hus-
band of the former Virginia R. H.
von Bittenfeld, whom he married in
Philadelphia on July 8 of the same
year, as Lord Charles Conyngham.

A newspaper clipping‘ of Aug. 6,
1925. was offered in evidence show-
ing that the supposed Lady Conyng-
ham. who had been introduced by
her husband under that title, had
found that the defendant had no
title and that his name was not
Conyngham. She divorced him in
San Francisco on July 17, 1928, on
the ground that he had falsely rep-
resented himself to be Lord Arthur
Charles Conyngham and had re-
fused to tell her his real nalne. She
had been the widow of a wealthy
Hawaiian planter, and later of a
Prussian Colonel.

Mrs. Duncan, who was living at
277 Park Avenue when she met the
defendant. testified that she had
not lived with him since the Spring
of 1932, and had not learned of his
previous marriage until last Feb-
ruary. Her attorney put in evi-
dence a. paper written by the defen-
dant transferring to Mrs. Duncan
property of which he claimed own—
ership, including “approximately
400.000 acres known as the Glen
Eagles estate, at Pitlohry, Scotland,
on which there are eleven mort-
gages made by my father and his
brother, the former Earl of Camper-
down." He also asserted ownership
of a number of oil leases. and
“3.000.000 acres of land" in Texas.

Robert A. Gray, a consulting engi-
neer, of 252 Lexington Avenue,

testified that he knew Duncan when
he called himself Lord Conyngham
and that he knew or an investiga-
tion as to the defendant's claims
to a. title which had been made by
Sir Harry G-loster Armstrong, for-
mer British Consul General here,
which showed that the claims were
bogus. Gray said that on one oc-
casion in the defendant's room in
the Commodore Hotel the latter
showed him white shirts bearing
the "C. C.” crest, and said:

“Take these away or give them
away, I don't want them around."

A number of letters written by
the defendant to the plaintiff from
Los Angeles last year showed that
he was then selling a cancer
"remedy” and “barely making a.
living."

“I am up against it," he wrote,
“but I will work my way out of it.
I always have."

Mrs. Duncan testified that her
husband never supported her, but.
on the contrary, “spent her money

freely." .

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"tide 111 Z';'§5y;"Z:féM0ndav, Apr 05, 1937;jp9- 16; Issue

% Obituary 

1 ‘THE DQWAGER LADY" ‘
  1 LINLITHGOW.   

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111101111212 i 012 .:'I‘HE VICERQ¥1.
OF INDIA F ‘
The Dawager March1un’ess‘oE. L1n1i;h;-
gfiw, mmzher. 0? t.hB.\€Ti'§eT°¥.i2f1nd1?—~ died
on Samrday afdiemoqn in a nursinghfilfifi
3: L&ii5&fl11e.' She had been c=r1t1<:a1ly~1Ii
fm:-‘several days, and in 1:13 amnety for-ms
m:s:he*r*s health the 'V1ot:m‘y cancaeflnd has
recepticin to membersyof the Indigan Legxsg
{attire which_ was 119 have. Been half an
Praia)’. '
’ The tbird daughter of the fouzjth Lard
Vanity‘, she was, _b§fare,. he; rtiarilasfie “'13
Bop. i-iersey Alice Eveiesghede-Iuiaieyns, 0::
amber is, 1886, she marned 111; sevegttl} Earl
of 1-lopeiauzn, whmwlien 3 boy 0512 at 5191}.
neariy :4 years eariier, ha}! sngczeded, ins
father in the peexragek At, tin: time 9;‘? her
marriaga bar husband was on the thrfsshhxylciqf ‘
his briiiiani‘ pubiic career; and dnrzng alt the
years- that .£o1lm1¢e>d. she; gjayefi an ‘.impon‘a1:xt
part in the sumess thatswas ta be his._ As t§1e
wife of the iiowmar and Commzlndizr-m-Chlef
or‘; Victoria: fwm 18,89 10 189;, and frat“ 
11: W02 of the firs: {iuver::o:c~(iencra£ and
Cfirru::ander~§n-{Chief Gf ' the‘ 98W}? ffifmfid
Commonwealth of Austraiin, shefpmvedfier»
seii to be possessed of tlntdignxty, tact, and
charm of persattality which made Vhex: isiealiy
_fitte_d_ to make hex‘ piazza by her husbandkside
In i:_1fss great. amass.’ ln. remgnitiun at“ his
. semges Lard {iape-mun was created Marqugss
of !,.m!i£hgow1n Octtaber, 1902. " - A ~
' ‘jibe late. duwager Mm-chinness ‘had four
_::Inidrcn, gwo sung and mo daug=h1e3rs, Her _
elder son 15 the presem: Vieem-y of Imiia ;- the
}'0I1fl‘ger's_on., Captain !..ord Charles “Hope, 2
Afannerriy m The Life Guards, is thc_w¢l1- .
known law‘! Waszis player and golfer ; the cider :
daugluer died." in infancy; and the younger ;
giaughger, now Lady Mary Herbfirt, a Lad)» -,
afivwgxting to the ‘Duchess af .Kent, was ;
mafned last. July to Lord i:Ierber§,_‘eladest son _
sf {he Earl cf ‘Pgmiziroke  ‘.-Nluntgbhibry, and _
an gquerry ta the Duke of Kent. The Duke '
of Kent’ was best. man- Thc cer:mgny_tnok ?
. piace in \7‘é’es_.tn'1i:1g;ter Abbey, 3116 .Qi3~‘:Efn Mag 1
525:’: a wedémg g1ft  *‘ to dmt'Mam i
gsfth best _w1's'_hes__§‘1-gig: Mary 3,.” Th; jatg;-.


tide 114 The Times, Monday, Apr 19, 1937; pg. 16; Issue
- 47662; col C

LORD LONDESBORGUGH 1

 

SOLDIER AND SPORTSMAN
The Earl of Lend-esbomugh, W116 11321
been lying ill with pneumonia in :1 Lfm.-'
_ den nursing home, dig-ti on Satfurctay
-murning at the -age of 412. His death 
-unexpected as there had been reassuring
reperts of his canditian. ‘
The Right I-ion. Hugo: Wiliiam Cecil, fmgrih .
‘ Bari of Londesboraugiaa, Viscount Raimalafitg
at Raincliife, in the Nam; fiiding emmty of
York, and Bamn '.1.undesboréu§1, of Landfi-
‘fiamugia, was born {in Navcmber 13, I394.
The fantily nistained the sumame of Destis-on
from the first gear, Lord A}
secuad son of the first Martin
mm nhanget! his name in: ..
Deniscm on succeeding so the great property
of his uncle, Mr. Joseph Deniscm, (sf Denbies,
Surrey. Lora! Albert Dr.-nisnn was raised to
the peerage.  Ezmzm Lavndesbcerough in 135%.
His son, the secqnri peer, obtained the eat-E»
‘dam, and me’ vxscaunty in 188?. 01: {he
dcatlz of the f::surti1' earl, the ‘¢af%d4:m1 and
viscollnty“ =~b«r.sc:.Ine extinct-,6 as since £926,
what} the late peer succeeded his bruther, a
cousin, Captain ‘Ernest Wiiiiam Denisxgn,
F-*N.. bum in iS‘?6, has been heir presumptive
to the bamny xmiy, his ' father having been
Rear-;AdmiraI’:hc Han. Albert Denisan, sccrgmi
51321: of the firs: ¥aat<m, and brother of the hrs!
~a':a:r . ‘
 The 1a:e peer was the secnnd sun of the
A‘ second, earl. His mother, who died in 1933,
was Lafitf Grace Ffmc, mdest daughter at‘ the
12th Ear! of Wcstmorland. Lord Landm-
homugh was educated at Weliingtan
and: served ix). the War {mm 1914 in
.tf1e Ha-nschnId_ Cavalry, and was wounded
three ].i}m:s.. He had the 1934 Star, and
the British ‘War and ‘Victnry medais. At the
(Ems: of his death §1i_':.‘k\’£lS captain, lst Life
‘Guards, Reserve of Officers. He was here-
ditary Vice-Admirai of the Ycrksigire mast,
and gzatron of several Ziivings. I-hs cnuntry
sgat was Blankney Hail, I..:nc:;n1n. A keen
r1dE!' ..1a_ imunds, he became, with Miss
‘Brfarigaid .Rascmm*_y Jaye: Lubbock, Jofm‘.
’h«ias1;mr at the Biankncy‘ Huunds in £933.. Twa
years later Lord Londmhnmugh am Miss
Lubbncic (the ycgungcst daughter at the late
Mr. Edgar Luhbuck and Lady‘ Kasteven} were
married at .B1zmkn%:y Church, Mar 'Linc:>'l‘n,
and skier their _marriage 1ltey__cantinued as

  
 
  


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Law Notices, April 14

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LAW   NOTICES, Arm, 1

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‘Law NGTICES, JUNE 19
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Article 87

LAW NOTICES» ULY 1

 

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Mark 47439; col E

Captain The Hon Henry Denison
Category: Obituaries

 

CAPTAIN THE HON.“ HENRY
DENISQN

Capiaig. the I-104:1. Henry: IIh:=.'ni$on,_ lam
Royal I:it}r‘se Artlllery, third son. of the
= first Lard Londasborozzgh, died at 4j»7‘,Pa1-I;

Stffiflh W«. '31‘! Thursday at the age of 36,
1: Bern am Gcteher 28, 1349, Henry Ciilarleg
Qemson w_a5 the eldest sun of the second mar.

rmge of his Eather. His mother was Ufgulg
Lucy Grace, clam: daughter of Rear-»Aémi’ra1
the Hon. Charles Bridgaman, secnmgg gm gf the
fiarst Earl (1%? Bradford. apmfn mm-Sm,
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and widow of !s*I'ajc}r w"§§, .3  .
giouah. Sgné Re-ginwxgt... Tlgegrerfi A'%‘;§;“”‘
me vm-amage. Captain Egflward 
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col C

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_'l;.i¥1a all her husimnds .
=med»im:.re person 1: would be possible to meet.
Her: description 05 Genre IVS last n'1is- E

is equally 

ll B00123 of the Week

CESS LIEVEN’S
LETTERS

 

GEORGE IV AT HOME

THE 1‘RIv.m“s LETTERS OF’ Pamcsss

LIEVEH T0 Palm:-; METTERNICH. Eéiifed V

by Psrxax QUENNELL. John Murray.
I85. “
Princess Lieven woulci have been. re-

. markabie in as}; age on accnunt 9f the

facility with which she gave her mind to

the understandingv of high paiiiics and the 

slirewd generosity with which she _gave
her heart to cmly the mast emment

politicians. in the nineteenth sentury her :

fame was prariigous. These letters, which

curve: the years f1-am 18213 in 1826, am all :

xvzittezx ta Mettemich jvhen slag was in
lime with harp. They gwe as ‘mad and as.
deia_iled a. picture af Gearge IV"s Court

and 9f Eugiish saciety during his ‘reign i
as we mlssess. She wrnte 10 Metiernmh

with an crutspokeaness which beirays her

‘ real feclings bu: which few English 'peap!e '
would have cared at dared ta emgalay. Of ;

Queen Vic.t0ria‘s pareats she wrote :--
No one in ‘England will mourn the Duke.

He was false, hard, ané greedy. His sa-called T

goad qualities were only far show, His wifc

  
 

tress, Lady

blistering: "‘. 0:. an Idea. in her head;

net 3 word to say for herself ; mihing l
but 3 ihaad ‘ta accept pearls and diamands T

with, and an cnermaus bale-any in W23:

tlrz.cm'_ an." We can hardly fail to feel E
grateful to the Princess for rescuing from ‘
4o:i:v'II?i£3n the Duke of Wel!ingt<m’s remark K
after a brief visit ta his sovereign amid 1

ilae exntic luxuries of the Pavilian:

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irma bad cumpanw’ Here and mere, but

rather too rarely, the Prinsxss reveals ,

sqr§u=.jthing_ of {ham brilliarggce and -charm

. . she is the mast §

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col D ‘

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THE DUKE OF NORFOLICS
SILVER %
Candlesticks ranging frcm the Queen.
Anne period to the first quarts: at the
ninctecnth. century are the chief feature
at the coilection at silver belonging to the
Duke. af Narfali: which Christi:-.’s am _
sailing on February 10; There are more
_ than 130 Acandiesticks ‘in the cataiogam.
‘ many of them being by well-knows
makers mach as Paul de Lamerie, Lcwis
' Mfiflilfl-*1‘; and Eenjamin Pyne. V
_By the last namad is in very fine set of six
with octagonal bases nnd cctagannt pear-
shappd baluster stems cngraved with the
Erothcrtcryi mast. There are three pairs at‘ the
» same pcrzatl which are beiieved to hear the
mark. at ‘Lawis Meztayzr, while by that great
craftsman ‘Fan! dc Lnmeric are a pair with
sqqamshaped bases decoratafl with sham. and
fnhag: omamcm at the cnrncrs, and with
facctexi hamster stems. There is 1 set of eight
with shaped and maufdaé. square basis and
fluted baiustnrstems by Eéwfard FCEHC; I138.’
£_}n the: mm: day a laxfieyquaxttitgnof sihrgr
‘H ' - ltd in f E late Marquess
{E 11139 be ~soI«i;I. Much at it is
V, - Vyv aracter, notably «as dinner pistes
sf 3 cambintd weight of nearly Qflfinz, some
choice smalier pfcecs include sevaral Charles
Ii and Qilifll A_nji-is tankards, and an charmin
st}: of three Isalvnr tea vases, the work as
.Ntc:h¢Eas> Spnmpnt. 1744, pmprietar at :31:
Chelsea perceiam factory.
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thc aroma’ of M153 3A‘:~1E QAMTERGN. _d¢e:cased.
said 33:? 0' mg of themE1¢ec;:1ors. mciuding £1‘!I::u:seAaud
Ixr;:an Parmzam, Engizsh and French Fumitun: of tin:
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Article 152

lal-=4-n - I /in-FA!---u-

The Times, Friday, Feb 11, 1938; pg. 9; Issue 47916;

col D

IHEEALE ROOM

 

THE DUKE 0? 'NGRFOI.K’S 1
 SILVER
'{‘o;a dajrfs tatal cf »£5.5flfl for aid Eagiish
silver, the property af the Duke of
Norfaik mntributed £2,356 at Cl'1:‘istie’s
moms yesterday. The Duim of N9rfo!k‘s
cnllection inciutied man: than 1413 candle».-
siicks af variu as periods. and three of ihem
pmd uced the chief prices in. the sale.

. There‘ was keen hiflding for a Queen Anne -
set of six with octagonal sicms. Tim high, by

Benjamin Pyne. which mad: £311 H715. 5:1.‘ at
665. an 92. (Cricktcnh A set of four similar
but Smailcr Gnés. .5313. high, by the Sam: maker,
realized £198 133. 641., at 965. an 9:. (S... I.
PI1iHips}*, and tin: same purchasers gave

£232 95. 5d, (825. an 02.‘: for 3. George, I sat"
at‘ four by Ambrose Stavenson. Aafiioiher sat.
at four by this maker mafia £325 185. 64-.!., at 1

 an 02.. (\"i.’ilEst:n}.

A set of tight camllcsficizs by Edward Feiifrzc.

(1133? made £153 23. Kid“ as 283. an ax.
{Meals}. and :1 massive set <33‘. fnur table: czmd‘l<:—-

1 sticks and three candeiabra by Nathan Smizh

{I308 and £311}, a pair of candewara by the:
same {I863 and E809}, and another by S-mizh
Tate and Ca. made ta cth £575 {De rs.-,ux}._

LOR I

 
  
 
 

     

The dispeysaigf i

he Nérfoik -sfiver was pre-
cede ~ «V

ts._tit: pmpcrty cf the late
Ira white}! praiiuted a iota! of
k._’!,6_ we co ectaan znclqdzé a Sarge number
of dmper giatcs and meat dishes, winch in saite
of xi“:-3.-sr we.-sght said particuiafly weli. $€"8*E2'¥I¢€¥.}'
cimaigir dinner piatcs by Samuel Couriauid
U751} made £131 W5. 4:1,, at 35.. ‘lid. an oz.
ifiiwml. and 13 others, by various makers,
went ‘far £126 185. 9d.. :3; ‘is. ad. 33; az,
(Piugg). Seven oval meat dishes by Peter
Archambo and Pcxcr Meure fell to Mr. Heale
at £126 ms. 6d,, at Nils. an 03., and the same
pgrrghasexj gave £123 155. $95. an oz.) far seven
stmtiar dashes. V

A Charles H gtlgain cyfindricai 1.ankz1rd and
¢Gvcr«{i6E3} §liEl'![ far £121 ms. 9d. (I655. an’
92.} (Lumicfi. and a iarge sitvcr inkstand
modclied as the Round Tnwer of Windsor
Castle by Hamlet. hi‘ mafia far
the firs: Marques onsmblc of
Wiruisur Casile f 830, mix: {up
£I5i} {I-Bram).

   
  

          
 

   

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1" The Times, Thursday, May 26, 1938; pg. 18; Issue
Mark 48004; col C
Obituary
Category: Obituaries

 

 
  

ifgfinmanécr ihe ’I~§r:m. 
Denisarn RE; {rm-26),. .143; at '€¥’:§hury
Efiflfi, Hove’ yeste-rday, at tim age of 3?.
Bfirfl cm Ikiarciz i 135$, in: was tam fm:rii1
son ef the fi_1'*:§£ L+:}r& Landcgimzruaugh and
L’?-C*331;d 353:1 turf hgs fa1h.cr’s aesmnd marriage,
357* 133% he Lmrrm: Eveiyn !\«ia:,:dr;,= fia.z:g§‘cE<:-r
Q? ma £311.: Mr. E. F. W¢:h$tcr., ané had may
} S933 and one dazaghsmn I-IE5 mend sax: was .
8 kiiieé in assign in 19:3,; V


xrticle 170

The Times, Saturday, Nov 12, 1938; pg. 11; Issue
48150; col F -

BIG‘ Am? §AI}E1N
AMSTERDAM  

 

MENSING -CBLLECTIQN TO
35 BRGKEN ‘UP
FRBM {}Ui1,CClff.RE3PDNflENT
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 11

‘W. M. Mansiifg, who far over SD years

_ coaductad filfi a=rt.sa1::s.of Fraderik Muller

and Co. in Amsterdam and did mom ihaa
anyone to make, this éity ta. Eurczpearx.

‘art market. is being brakcn up. Some

{if the mere =pr¢ciu::s piciures are being
retained by iiis family; but.mo‘re. than 106

g are being ofiered far sale by ancifinn by
 Mr. M‘s.ezns1'ng_‘s *-own firm (of which his
V mu is am»; the head} next Tuesday.

The gataiague inciudcs ‘them magnificent
“ Pcrrtrart. of Maartfin Lumen," painted by

. Rembrandt in January; 1633,, whesa he was
1 25, one of his E

' It has been in a‘

       
 

  

DB

eolléctmns in Lonon, and has been
exhibited af, Burlington House three times, the
last being at  Winter Exhibititm nf butch
Art in 1929. ’

Second only its this in fame is Ema Stceafs
3arge- painiing of “ Amen? and CiE:0;3atm,”
fqr the c:¢nzra§_ figure of which his-sister was
1115 model. This painting was 315:: exhibited“ .31
the Rayal Academy ‘Exhibiting af flinch Ari,
having _pI'¢ViGusly,, bt:1wct:E1' 1331 and 1878...
been in (hr; hands of a number of English
coflecmrs- .

A smalé study by Jerome Reach of  Th:
Dm:tai's_!i5zcning tp .lc‘sus_ in the Tcmrfic ’" 1334»:
ail the rich calcsmmg and scns_i1i‘ve ¢3E{)fi‘£$S10if‘I
of this artisti: bcsuknown works, but none uni
the accentricity at imagination of most of
them. It wnu1d'3_PD¢aI‘— to he the right-hand
portion- of the mjiginal p-insure representing
“ Ci1ris:t~in xthe‘ Mi_(15t"of"'£he Doctors,” of
which lhere are early copies in the Lmxvm
and the Jnhnsan Cailecticn in Phiiadeiphia.

last Brueghel fie Veiarirx is reprcscnteé
by fan: Eandmapcs, ‘(Beanies Coques by :1
sgflfiptgrtrait ,fn'1jn_rcrly in the Bischofisheim
caflectzon anglhy a. family gortrait, Jan .van
Search by" we ianiiscapcs‘, and fiiric Hats
Usmthnr of Frans)‘ by a we}!-known oval,
5‘ Game1rof:'I7r5cki—:rack.” There is a. small
Teniers “' Intérior ~of an Inn," :3. Tcrimrch.
*‘ Pnrrtrait of :1 \G:.:nt§cman',f’ awn fine panurfimit:
vicws by Aer: van den‘ Ncv“:1*.,_ant1 :1 stmarkahiu

X‘ urn:-A J: in-us’-navn:a—. 13-3-as----uh-——-— 3

f‘ ‘Bamism inf Chris: "" by ihc sixteenih-cpgtnry

Tfic: art cuiiéctian cf the late: Mr- fignimn -

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The Times, Dec 27, 1938; pg. 1; Issue 48187; col A

'  - . in
BEAT!-IS (cosstinzied)

HlGHs%.’#£.-0n flee. 2%. 1933. at ‘Ya: Haunt.
 Snrreaz. Sm Cmuuxs iintmsn. vFumraE.-
mm-aw. Mmawial su-vi-at. 3.30 am-1.. Thursday,
Dan. 29. an 1h: Chapfi of the Savoy. Strand.

§¥lLl.S.«-watt Dflt. 24, £933. :2. 2.  Gamma
Tmuc. iicnsinston. Mam Tm: 3:2. Roar. sum: ‘Wags:
H!x;u6. M1. 3.1.9,.  bi:1m-ed husaanzluf Mary Gage
Hifts. ‘mad ‘:1 scan. Requiem Mass at the Cfinmelm.
chum. {march Sm.-2:. Itgmfruttnu. an :1 attack. on
17lI|£f5‘5i1§*« fiw. 29. mma:  at Kgnsal Gaza
Cgullafic cemttcry. mum to 3.. Pain: Gardens
':!‘crra=ce. FLLP.

 me. 23.. I933. at yradcuham R-actors.
Riga‘: Wwambe. amt gnu; snaiarms mm» anrng.
cctwitgrs lttxnirm-tmn Fmtta Ktamss. !t..N. ($226.3.
i*:'i::a1..a:s::n1?~t. maquicm. 1u.£.5a.m. ifitmeutat 11 11.3»
za-mnnuw -twednudav). awyons: mishiux an amt: newer:
31:35:: 32:16 inmad tn Bucks Clem? Chtritr.

RIJJIST.--tam  23. 193& Hm. Hum, RI» R.3.A..
awn! '56. Ftmtsmi-. 2 .n-.m..- KS3-E1513‘ (Tuudafi. at
Exsenhridza. ' _ ' _

as-ai1£s.»»¢u»ne¢. 35. 1938. may Jam Inns,
of $04. Afizxnaara Roaut. Hamel .!!_emnsaw£_ (Eat: at
hfciriiiwasi; Scnisaa Tluzrsdnslf. 1l.l.3~‘6. St. lbifll‘}“£. Ileana!
Hammad‘ Etrcmazim Instr Galaxy: Gmm Na
flamers;

.I{3N£.S.——0n Dec. 23. 1938.. at "‘ F$’§I!£§!t?." Malvcm,
Tm. Rex’. C2:-m J1. Jams. ymngéaz szzm arugc ’Iaw:: wiziiara
Inna. qr Abb-2:142: H313. Wogmstusam. Ftmcm!
Malt‘-mm €i:1u1etcx3* wdnnrmw Lwudacsdzyj :1; 12,39,
ifisswers to 1119 ccI'uctt¥%5'.

xrrwaoamm mg. 3-1. $938., at :13. 5:. ‘fifimtmcts
‘iwad. Swqfgrd. Lines... Puma» max: Krrwmn. Cam.
m;x2n1¢r.- R.3~1.. wry dcnflsr :Imr¢d hlzsbmmi of Eve itlsss-and
and :..x-fig: son of Mr. and Mrs. Waker xsmcga. uf
imswn. Lina. Cmnatfiun at Nntrinnham tn-mom)»:
(Wcdn:sd:1«—'J. Na 

. liN0'.£'1'.-on :15. 19:3. suflfiiaiz-'. if Iiwomlunms.
Bgacaa ‘ilill. Funk. Emmmu Paxton, widow oi
Srmvrrox {IMIKV Kzsmrr. Ncweamannan-Tyuc. am:
 Furmrat. chazmanus Snatch; -Sana-day.
D¢:x.*:.31.a'£2.30fi.m.

V RECIPE-on   1933. at Hershasn. Erma:
E£¥'2»\I=E‘f..’.i£.. tscxsmss wins at LEWIS tau-scam-«r Km:-2*.

[..ad'~iC2I.&T£R.-—0n her. 26, 1933, ‘at fizzy. {taunts
Wsxcklma. Am-‘E 'i.a.!~‘i¢:a.s‘t£l. of Fan William. firztlinsim.
etdxsi daunhm of the inn: Canon lama: Lnncgmer.
Fnmtrat xuvmormw twcdnmiaurl. axxirxfiaza Enaijsmzrm
Clmrch 1:3 mm:

 I‘.I!Is:s':. 24. !*)3-& 2; ltowanzrechm.
Sgiimaeaim, R%.:nf‘m“w$l;ir<:. 'Bi.Afi.CH§"§hta!!5E‘ITE. hcxm-mi
*if= will. 3. igzrsman amt “ma aausmer at flu: inn:
Jillm-‘=5 firm Fmrzastcr. Fnnml xurivz;-me.

M 3156 MK'£llI3ll««--13a nrcz. 22. E33. asmfdzzrty. rat
%\*m'si:’ac.Tuns:a:2. 1.v:.a.ems.,A_ Anemia. widow at Bxwmm
\VM‘.fli MA£Ah.?n1£*I.. MJ).

in-CAI.MOIfiT.-an Ba. 34. W38. §il13(¥fi‘.tl|§‘. at
Mount. James. Cieaunsty hlilkenny. am: May Bu-nu
Hears. wire of Mam: Mac “ ~
daughter of the roman Mm’ '
scat. Fuamut gtriizate. an-d:t;r_ nan}
an fijwnigngg _-chumh. f.'¢i2i1§¥ .Iulken:.m _

av;-msm\:_on Dan. 2%. 3-933. 3115. blast}-us} Lanna.
Cniaigdm. Gaxjvsrs mzsna, husband ¢rJmz«r M. Mnnmx.
amt third man at the Ian: E22:-aryl W. Hanson. Cremation
pa“-me. No #.am:ts.«nlca:sc.

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T" The Times, Monday, Jul 310, 1939; pg: 3121;WI3ssue
Mark 48353; col C

Frances Lady Conyngham
Category: Obituaries

FRARNIQES LAEY

Franscas Matcthimiw

“in Dufiira Km Saturfiay.
Ref re 11 *

 
 
  

£‘:¥jj¥13.%”I‘§a.g’& an that fnurth Marquess
in 2882', 51%;: W33  Han. Fmnws
: I _ .i“‘&iI fiseleigiz-da ’!v§n¥&3u*1$, eidast
. daugfiter GE the ffansrfih Lani Vcntfx‘. Sha had.
two was arm five daaghters arm was Eat‘: a
wfdtaw in 38157, wkmn her eiéar 301:: sugcecdéed
as fifgh marqumss. Ha fiiaé unmamicd in F913,
and hay mrnnd 39:1; am. sixth arsd,’ prawn:
. marquess, sac; - ~ ‘ famiiy 11-ostmsm
in 159°? 1.23% W “gnarricil smzcmdly
-Mags; 3’. EL. . . , .011, 1311:. rwetainesé her
fiiifi by ::aurm$y.. By hm‘ secané marriage shit
had issue {we was and a. éaughiar. 11:1:
Lftimerai izfili take piswa at 31:-xne flharch,
Caumty Megth, £a~m«::arr::w.', at 23$ pm.

    

    
   

Article 183 °=“° 7 01’ 3

The Times, Thursday, Jul 13, 1939; pg. 19; Issue
48356; col A 4

»FUNERALS

Doxswafia Law; Ct1:~n=:«::*;m.21x 

1 " 1 43%‘ the Ijowager Marchigaess .

__ U 003: yiavce on Tatsday at Shane

42 , 1 . Meath. The tfitlffifi wasfiernc to
the ahursh on at {am can and was .fuiEa.uw=d §y
 iargg nurpber caf esmie workers, The huraal
’lD£}§i place iii the churchyigrd.

The semcc wags camgiuctcd $35132 Hev.,i.‘“3. 

Fry. assisted in, the Re'v._\Si, (Io:-11:5 Harvey. A
‘ bigmbcrs n the famsijy and Gihfiffi prszsenl
:nck1ded:—-
Thc Pstmxqxztss and In-iarsrhiumrss Cmymihzm-‘Ir, Sir
Edward‘ and -Lid? munch: Saynsauzg Ladgy He:-scy ’B:1§tsi:,,
Lord and Lid? I-lsalm Patrick, Captain Cztnctan. Mr.
R. Camgram Mr. and Mrsz. T. F. Mcfiaazmr. Lard
V§':1!r_y. {card 51. flgndréus. Mr. 1.. F. Mnswgmh, Lfafigt
McCaEmam.. Mr. Vtctur Mstatmmt. Sir slimy mm-:an_
Lady Lamban. Sir Francis and Lady awake, 1,9“:
I}m;sa:1$'. 1.34156 A.t!-Humnw, Guiana! 311% Mrs. Cu;-22L
M330: hiuzgzhafismfard. Mrs. North-Bamfnrfi. Licutcawaut.
Cuiéarml ffixrnsnds. D13: 41:: Stacpmzslaz. ;

_§‘I’tt: B-sshtm of fiieath. C-nntairt H. R. Gsbmsmc,
Csmzain gm-.£ Mrs. 412.. F. tvazicins. Cafitain E. T. yian,
fanlafn Stan! ' lkialzhcvrs. Cmazain L Im-dam. .§..f<':£1tiE1!ai1l-«
Qfifflfifi A. ._ Bmuim. Captain and Mrs, C. G, L,
 Cimam W. E‘ I... 1-Sexcsies, Cnniaiq .1. an flufiins,
Mason" And 51:3. Bugry. Chum: H. flarlmsl. the Rm-..

_l-L ii-Iuntcr. {Ingram .1:mc~;sEofl‘c:n Camzin Cedfiing.

mu: Cnmmmntiatm H. :2}. Binxzln, Mr._H¢«;m.- 11 Jamgggn_
?g'_Iljv~._R., D. Jamusan. Mr. C’; H. Nrcnaisnn, fir. B. E.
?*1xzh¢ri1cn.. hit. and Mrs. Pallock. sir. Niaii Baird.
I‘-In anti Mrs. Dwain: Wan. 32!:-. 1. G1 ¥.‘lc:!(;c:.-my. flu;
32:12 3., W. Hansen. Mnzuui Mm. Mexandcr Thom, Mn.
6. Law;y.. Mr. Avmur Ekialimws. M1,. 1. 3. Wash, Mr,
A, ff. ‘Munmomflry. Zhir, 3. ?. Lzamaznnt. Mr. .11., H.
Wififésrdt‘. Mr. C. I~L,Er:ss:aca Mr. E, C. fihiricy. Mr, 1).,
Hniiinw. Mr:-L I-ioltsrsncr. Mr. R.‘ W. 8. fimaze,

_;?cIf'i. Aim: ‘Henry, kit. H. 3. liirwaa. lklifié  Pmrfi,
2~~‘II&*s Deinmns: Pcard. Mr. Francis L. Pilkingtnn, M;-,'
J, 1., Waislzc; Hr. Jahnfllugrrnzg Mr. :3. Lafiam Mr. 1.
Hana. Mr. flarnr Bczasicy. Mn N}. ::3'ncm~,,~. 3.5:, 3. 5,
“i-*:mun,; Mr. C. Huhbcny. Mrs. It. 5. Iienlscx, Mr. 3
'+\}¢5C¢£‘.1-flat‘. Mr. H. C. kuummc». Mr. F. .1=,»c§,,!m,,, gr:
 W. firamr. Mr. R. Sicily. Mr, .9, 3... kn. nagzgnilnizw.
Mm. Edwnm é‘h1¢&{¢rir:a1 Mr, ilaaswun, Mg, M. Q,

     
 

Crinirrn. Mr. 1:... c. Crininn. Mr. ‘William 3-“mim
Mn W. E, "Rome. and Mr. Charis: ca‘-123'.‘ enmi