The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01 00:00:00

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Toe DEATH is announced of Lord Gluelg. egad ea
who many years since, as Mr. Charles Grant, bald a
conspicuous position sanonept the statesmen of this
°muter.
A Burree Bow Itonkemt.—Among the most beauti-
ful of the many charming female (quatrains who might
have been seen almeet daily is the 'Lady's Mile," was
Min—. lihe was an admirable bonewouna ; her
figure was perfection, and bet light golden hair, which
she wore in the most captivating fashion, IVY the ad.
miratioe of the men and the envy of the women. Her
features were of statuesque beauty, but remarkable for
their mobile expressiee. In the summer of 1854 Ibis
fur:Mating led/ (wham worldly endowments were not,
howev..r. in keeping with those which nature and art
lad *Deferred upna hi') made the acquaintance of a
gentlemen, who, although in early manhood, was a
priimmal twiner in an eminent marenatile Elm in the
nit,. The nephew of a onll•known banker, the second
p aloe, in a honer famous for if. magnitudii of its
trineactinna. h.. neverthclusa. felt sone difficulty in
squiring to the dowerlees hand of the beautifal equestrian.
Ile did muster the tannage to make the fatal tutrimonial
"head-r," and acenusuniei the step with an offer to
imetie livenuri.toent• thousand pounds on the lady.
The band and On. fin-tuee wee aecepted, and Mr.—
had t'15,000 of his capital carried to a unerate account
in the name of the trustee* of his future wife, the
erranument being that the money should remain in the
Ann, but that the interest should be paid to the side
and separate nee of the lady. Thus matters stood until
'he diustrou autumn following. The firm of which
Mr.— was a partner failed for an imermotte sum. On
the morning of the day on which the ansounoentent of
the suspenston appeared in the newspapers, the ruined ,1
suitor repaired, an anal, to the " Lady's Mile." and
muting his betrothed, told her the distreseiag news,
and expremed • hope that the change in his fortuees
smile not diminish her affection. He was sutured with '
the !meekest smile in the world that her affection seas
unaltered. It appeared, however, on übeequent
inquiry by the lady, that her 05.000 won totally lost by
the insolvency of the firm. For some days after this
Intel ritsecivery the beautiful equestrian was not seen in
the "Lady's Mile. • Mr.—lead beard his fate and had
gone to Bwitaerland to forget his troubles in the eon-
genial society of none toilette friends. A year and a
half have pawed sine* then. During the interval Mr.
—has succeeded to a considerable fortune by the death
of his Lombard-street lanais, and is again • partner in a
wall known firm ; the beautiful equestrian married •
few weeks af or breaking her engagement, end was a
widow In no many month,. Her well appointed equipage
—an open merrier, painted dark green, " picked out'
In atrawoolour, wlth beaetifol iroe.grey horses, with
silver harners—may he seen every day in Hyde-park;
and very often besides the carriage may also be seen the
susceptible Mr.—, who, having forgiven and forgotten
all, is again the accepted visitor of this charming woman.
When a sufficiently decent interval has elapsed, she
whl no doubt, be again the cynosure of all eyes in the
"Lady's Mile."— Court Journal.