The Sun.
London, England, 1865-05-09 00:00:00

able ! As pretty, one is almost tempted to sat,
as—themselves ! Yet, in the midst of all this
prettiness, both spoken and looked, they have 3
sense of the ludicrous, too, about them—that is
to say, at least one of them has. Witness—Bells'°
allusion to "Ma going on like the Tragic Muse in
majestic corners"—and her saying afterwards of her-
self, I have no more of what they call character,
my dear, than a canary-bird." And still later on, her
whimpering out pettishly " Oh, it's all very well
your calling me your dear—but lam such a nasty
little thing!" The prettiness born of this same
ldia-
logue, by the way, is carried by Bella (wit,.
a very flush upon it) dimples and all, into the rail'
way carriage in which, a brief while afterwards, on
her way to London she sits, confronting the aPPa;
rently indifferent butreally and tenderly enamoured
Secretary—the Railway, as they sit there, " 103°1,-,.
ingly shutting a green eye and opening a red one,
as they speed onwards and homewards ! " 0, 131°°fer
lady, fascinating boofer lady !" thinks Rokesnaith, to
himself, thinks he!--" If I were but legally executor
of Johnny's will ! If I had but the right to pay rur,
legacy and to take your receipt !"—the stations, at
the blast of the train, as it clears them, " all kiln:
ingly shutting up their green eyes and opening tue-
red ones 1" And so ends the chapter recording
" How somebody becomes the subject of a Predic-
tion." Chapter ten, closing the May number-
chapter headed " Scouts Out"—depicts Eugene
Wrayburn to us, at his very best. His intervil ,
with Miss Wren, his introduction of her bad ch
(under the name of Mr. Dolls) to Mortimer Light-
wood in the Temple Chambers, and last of all the ae"
count here given of his finally tempting the latter to
take part with him in leading the scout who isperPe.:
tually at his heels, a wild chase half over London--thl!
same scout being no other than our old acquaintancu
Bradley Headstone, the Schoolmaster—are incidents/
all of them, delightfully recounted by our Master
Humorist, especially the last one mentionecf
Eugene upon this occasion, as he himself
acknowledges, being " a little excited by the Pr';
ous fact that a southerly wind and a cloudY skie
proclaim a hunting evening ! " Heart%
too upon suddenly bethinking him, in :0
choice of a direction for the run, that " there
rather difficult country about Bethnal Gren
Announcing his readiness for the start—" need
say," he asks Mortimer—" with a Hey Ho
and likewise with a Hark Forward, Hark Forsva,,ri e
Tantivy 1" In spite, however, of all the delecta'a
fun thus provoked by Eugene's eccentric med:oo
retaliating upon the maddened jealousy
Schoolmaster, there begins to grow up between
th
two an ugly probability enough of the coming, 11;0
very speedily, of that fierce- struggle between the
two which has all along been hinted at toward
lower part of the illustration on the green c°Ter
of " Our Mutual Friend."

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HEIt MAJESTY.

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In consequence of the unfavourable weatherjhip
Majesty was unable to attend the service at
pingham Church yesterday morning. aod
Their Royal Highnesses Princess Helena
Princess Louise attended the afternoon service'
ith
Sir Charles Wood had the honour of dining /c„01
the Queen and royal family yesterday, and retur'
to London to-day,
the
The Hon. Emma Lascelles has succeeded
Hon. Flora Macdonald as Maid of 11001/r

Waiting.

The Prince 'and Princess of WaiB
The Piince of Wales, attended by Earl SPee'ei
Lieutenant-General Knollys, Lieutenant-C.,eti,
Keppel, Major Teesdale, and Mr. Fisher, left P-;
borough House shortly before seven o'clock Y"°te
day morning, for Dublin. the
The Princess of Wales, accompanied "'ro
Crown Prince of Denmark, took a carriage

yesterday.
bridge
Her Royal Highness Piincess Mary of C2O ugh
visited the Princess of Wales at Marlboro
House.

Dublin and its Exhibition. ;n1
DUBLIN, Monday Evell-1; at
The Prince of Wales arrived at six c''cl°e te-
Kingstown, and was received by the Lord-linelleral
nant, the Commander of the Forces, and tbeg-were
staff of Dublin government. The crow ud,
very large, the enthusiasm great, the saluting of
the bunting profuse, and all passed off in a blaze
enthusiastic loyalty.
The Prince reached Dublin at half-past here
at once proceeded to the Viceregal Lodge, citbe
dinner party of 40 was invited to meet him are
Duke of Cambridge. Some of the illuminati°%iog
being tried to-night. A slight accident, sloinbeeo
from a heated axle, detained the royal train betW
Chester and Holyhead for a few minutes.

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Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Fria
cee
of Wales and the Crown Prince of Denmark visited beo
Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge and the
Mary, at Cambridge Cottage, Kew, on Sunday afteroe°;;s
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Pt
d'Aumale and the Prince de Conde honoured Lady3f°T-eile
worth with their company at dinner last evening 0:--
following were invited to meet their royal high Countess
The Earl and Countess Stanhope, the Earl and the
of Cork, the Earl Granville, tho Earl of St. Gelit u
0 0-
Right Hon. Chichester Fortescue, M.P., and FraticeCs n-
tess Waldegrave, the Countess of Shaftesbury, 1°
lthl-
C-
M.P.,
oi
ley, M.P., Lord and Lady Foley, the Hon. F. ca
M.P., Mr. Oswald and Mr. H. West, and Makille'
champ, in Waiting on the Duchess d'Aumale•
The Countess of Derby will have an e,s:.h
and
party on Friday, the 26th inst., as well as on the 11'-
18th inst. saiVe4
Lord and Lady Algernon St. Maur have
at the St. George's Hotel. ester
Lord Stanley, M.P., returned to tovra 4,1 at
day from visiting the Earl and Countess
Knowle Park. tO
Lord Adalbert Cecil left town on SattiNtli
join the depot of his regiment at Winchester. lod
The Duchess (Eleanor) of Northulnber% 01°
passing the early months of her widowhood c"bio•
Duchess (Dowager) of Northumberland, at Twiel°,lllo, 11
The Marquis Conyngham left Slaves Cal'oloes°
seat in the country, in order to meet his Berl t
the Prince of Wales at the Lord Mayor's b''l3-lie
Dublin.
sy Arrived
The Earl and Countess of Wilton i'• ° s 0.
at their residence, in Grosvenor-square, for the oeforgelo
Georg
The Earl of Glasgow has left the St.
Hotel.

Exhibitions for the Working lilagseS

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TO THE EDITOR OF THE BITS.
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tion of the great. mass of the people has 13°311 tr°t't° t
your leading article of Saturday, 6th inst. _,.,001105 :i
Would it not be wiser to agree with the (Au'
the Exchequer, who condemns the heavy ellssl:u6
£50,000 per acre for eight acres of land
uavnseenTdftuhtaleckleeenxrtkuhhmsieb, land anywhere at a low price 75°03111°
railways, regularity, and cheapness e- t VrtY.
h.oeomrnibuses, would co. rt.tVgliti°,,4olllllll:r
chargedw Crystal (i r kwmipet
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murder of President Lincoln. A.Dir. Suite slid g th''
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gentlemanari waited upon him on Sunday night withelf ef
President Lincoln's
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surrenders forces
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epitome oh'fse to feta
man in the North, and that he believed hlopers ,IN
mreaggrnetatneidmMityr. Lincoln's death as much be tile
York Weekly Newspaper.
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