Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
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ACCIDENT TO THE Marques, OF wATeRroKD

! ACCIDENT TO THE MARQUES or WATERFORD.
Dublin, Thursday
The Marques Of Waterford came TO town YES
terdAy to ride at the annual seeple chase 90, IN bv
the noblemen and Gentlemen who hunt IN the vi
cniIy Of Dublin. In the second race his orJsbia
rode his tavorite mare CoIumbne; she stumbled n,
the asst leap but one, fell and rolled over his Lord
SNIP who lay on the ground for some time in state
o. nsehs'liiy' tie however, soon rallied, and eft
/ the course IN Carriage. The universal sympathy
displayed by the immense crowd, when j, was
known that the Noble Marques was the sufferer
must have been highly gratifying to his Lordship's
feelings.
The true version Of Her Msiss,y's tasting the
gros on board Of the Queen during her late vlsi,
10 Portsmouth is as follows Strict orders had been
gwen 10 the men that when her MGjesy came down
To the lower deck 10 see them nt mess they should
not speak word, but preserve as profound a Al.
/ lence as possible. Jack, of course was 100 much
taken up with watching the Royn visitor to think
o. talking, save, perhaps, the desire OF whispering
| TO his messmate comment or so on the n,eten,
/ passing before him. A was still. Her majesty
/ tasted the cocoa and approved Of it--yet ali wa,
still. Her majesty then inquired whether there was
no stronger beverage allowed the men, and forth
with tumbIer OF three water gros" was handed
her. She raised Il TO her ips-whcn Jack forgo,
his orders and three distinct cheers ran round Tho
deck with such "a will" that the ships sides seem.
ed 10 start with the sudden explosion. The honor
done was more than sailor could bear without
clearing his heart by an huzza; and her Maissty
must have read ~ those honest cheers the sni-,,
with which the British tar ready to meet her ene.
m'es-tor he enters into action with the same entbu.
snstc checring which then burst on the Roynt ear
/ lie meets Trend and fre with similar greetins-o
voice Taught with terror to the one but, ~ the
o'hef' inspiring trust, security, and confidence.
., The Countess Of Jersey assembled las, evening q
usnngusheu circle otiriends, AZ the family mans on
IN berkeey SQUIRE 10 take leave OF the Prince IA
Princess Nicholas Esterhazy, previous IN ,be,, 4.
pnuure for the Continent. The voun, p,;n,o..
who we understand, will he recognised bv the ~
OF Princess Sarah Eserhazy, - followed bv the 70
grets Of the whole English aristocracv 81 vb;ch
she formed 50 bright an ornament, and eanno, n,
10 win golden opinions IN Vienna by the grace and
genteness Of her department. Few Of the voutbCtl
beauties Of the English court are more universally
beloved than Lady Sarah Viicfs. A noble suite
Of apartments has been prepared for the young cou
pie 30 The Esiefhazy palace IN tho Vorstodl Of VI
emma, 90 celebrated for Us magnificent picture gale
~. The DoWager Princess occupies the ststeapart
menls The Princess Thurm wife Of Prince E,fer.
hay, ard mother of Prince Nicholas resides Oh sa y
at katis0on, with her mother the Princess Of Tour
and ToEs.
"a rumor is abroad, but We vouch not for its an.
ihonticty that Noble Marquis Of extensive motto
uety, and Of great repute in the sister kingdom.
VIII ere iong' he united 20 one who is said to be ns
oiWcut 10 please as she has been universally
sought"-Mornng Post
~ w. ~ VIC MARQUIS OF " 1tcfiOrI. and the
daughter Of Lord Stuart de Ro,bsoy.
The HAREmrts Of the GRIND sisoio, ,o,.r,,.
nearly thousand pounds weight OF sug,rper d,v
Frankfort allows his ladies, who nrs rossssseI n,t',
pHy oil sweet bfeaths, not twentieth p,rt that
quantity. IL Is true he has not eight tuodreI ,sve.
but he has been often heard, the Turk to win he
had
~ see (said a lounR lady at Liverpool, that som,
booksellers advertise blank declarations for sale
UrfaN | fuuIN unf fftUfuyu -.
Because, No, Mr. c.. IS 100 modest to ask me 10
marry him, and perhaps # ! could III n blank de-.
eafauon with the question: he would sign IT,"
GALLAsr WTEEss-At trial the otherday
W C'onmei, police constable, who was examined
as witness, alter giving his testimony that the
Ilos'ou,tK M The case was worthy Of credit on her
S Sa.n' ADDED know nothing OF her but what
..o VIC neghoors say; and, in my opinion, what
""'o"Ay ol ono another ~ not worthy Of belsCp
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