A NOBLEMAN'S TROUBLES.

Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 7, 8 July 1882, Page 3

A NOBLEMAN'S TROUBLES.

; *♦"-"' 1 A London spgcjal ,™y*f[\TfanKJ .?&&: liani George, third Marquis of Anglesey, and present head of the house of Paget, dating back in the Peerage of i-.ngland tx> -1*530, and long famed for^tg gr^nes*, and o« -entricity, coniej-'oncj^orftlifeforet"* tho -public, having separated from his third wife, Minnie, the daughter ofthe HonT. P. King.fbfi fttiidiHill, Qepm^-: He' was born on the 9th i ecember, 1821, arid 'succeeded his father on the 6th EebriMn*, IS6'J, to immense estates*-* iir England and Wales, but terribly mortgage'd 1 , owiug to the extravagance of his • ft) re ru n uTn-Trin thcirmagnitici ent-d i-splay s ,'in'ehttrtainiug royalty. He married, 7th 'J*dhe, 1545, Sophia, daughter of James Evbrsfield, of Denne Park, Sussex, who died in 1575 without issue. His second Wffe was Lady Mary Coke, fourth i & '.gliter jf* fW Earl -.of Leice»ter,Jivh6 d.el' iv 187%.' His third'and present wife, ' whose deots he has publicly advertised »th^s he will not be responsible for, was ufaTriJL'd to him in Paris, 26th June. 1880. fche \fas the widow of Hon Henry W- djhousi>, formerly Secretary of the Embassy at Tails, and only brother of the Earl of Kimljprley. During her sojourn in Paris the American lady was accepted as the leigning belle, and heV.^l^w^r'^ werft iwgiofi. A tier her nvarriage to the Mar-" qui* sh*' returned to London, and kept 'j)pen jh< v c during the season. Her expend itu rex have been lavish in the extreme, and the Marquis of Anglesey has probably been induced to ask for a separation and shock Loudon society by fhlta'aidvertisemeut in the hope of saving his estate*. ■''