THE Earl Of Iveagh, who died on Oct. 7 in his eightieth year, distributed large sums for public objects. Consideration for the sufferings Of others was one Of his noblest characteristics ...

Edward Cecil was made first Earl of Iveagh in 1919, in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Ned, the fourth earl, has been prominent in trying to resolve the long-running debacle over ...

The Earl of Iveagh faces a problem which has vexed the owners of England's great halls for a century or more. He owns a huge country home of great beauty - but it's far too big for his own family ...

The present Lord Iveagh, Edward Guinness, was delighted at how the sale ... in many instances like us Guinnesses have." The earl decided to sell off 440 of the family's ancient treasures - ranging ...

When the Elveden Estate was purchased from Maharajah Duleep Singh in 1893 by the first Earl of Iveagh, the sale included 23 of these carpets – many of which were later sold off in 1984.

Here are some of the top items, as highlighted by Edward Guinness, the current Earl of Iveagh, and top auctioneer Luke Macdonald, who will be leading the sale. 1 Lord Iveagh's childhood Chopper ...