Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10

nen for the bsnsf. Of hs health, and mins,srs are
resolved not TO make O'Conneii ID roret-a title 10
nnen' as Lsfd mayos Of Dsbiii. ut the time oi a
Royal visit, he would be entited.
Another Palace intruder IVES found nj Wini.or
| Oasuc on Monday night There was terrible ankles
~ at hr.i, as people thought him an assassin. sept
| by the ehartiss 10 Mil the Queen.
About O'Clock. just after the royal diansr wa,
over, this man was found seated or lyine on bench
within a lew yads Of tho staircase TO the Queen,
pirate apar.meass and the royal nursery.
| To get there he mus, have gon. t,,oneh .evsral
| passages nearly three hundred yards long.
| In reply TO The Lord Steward. he toll what an
pear, tho truth, that he had stEayed into the castle
DUSK, after wa king many miles in search of work
and had fallen asleep in the footn NJ valLinyh.u
tie was in liquor, whci no did this. He h,s bs.n
examined beiore Hall, the Bow street rn,,i,tr.,e
bni tho result h's not uanspired. What eareles,
people arc tie Queens attend ,n,s, to alo~ people
| To stay into tho very interior Of her dwelIne1
| Prince Alber's brother ami his v,(s rsm,;o a.,
windsor Castle. They return TO the contin,nt b,-
| tore The Queen visits Scotland
The Royal stare lveSics about being we'd,
| The present set have lasted since 1921 when Geo.
| w had them made Truh compels mo 10 saw ,h,t
The said veries are greatly the worse for the wear
The cloth IL ihfead6are anl the gold lace tsro;sbeJ
asany ono e'n perceive. IL will take about 5000
TO renew them.
Rabbi, shooting, in Windsor Park, 1. Prince Al
berts daily occupation. You may Judge how plrn.
| ~ they arc, and how welt preserved, when tho
Prince. who "a no,a very good shot, has killed 80
IN about hours
Tho newspapers say tbst il is q aic mira dir for
the Queen 10 travel to and from London bv rail
way. some say II is mode Of Conveyance too un.
she ior Queen, and Others maintain that il j, a.
gainst court etiquette for the SOVEREIGN tot,aveI al
the rate OF 10 miles an hourl
The Queen Dowsser has been paying a round of
visits IN me country. The fiat was Earl IA ons az
Gopsa. Hal, l.eictsiershife. Thence TO BurI.irh
Hall. Lincolnshire, on a visit to the Ms,on;s "a
1 NlnrchIOnesS a.l..
their infant son. After this she returned to Lord
Howe, and was TO have gore to Worcester ard
Malofm Wels, but for the disturbances in Worces.
'c,'hre' go she remained Al, Gopsall until Yesterday
when she returned To London.
On Saturday last good Queen Adelaide. IN, sbs
Is rather invldiouslY eeled,) completed her 6d,,h
year. "a Wednesday,, the Ddlehcss Of Kent was
BY the way, the Duchess wns to bsvo sor. D.,
Germany last week, but the Queen persuaded bs,
not TO GO at present. "e'
tn E" Duke Of Sussex has invited bim,.f T.,
Shrs', month a, Alton Towers, with thu Earl OF
oeIng burned down, he cannot sake po,luekn ,b.r.
ou, oe;~een Alton. Ncwstead, and other nIacss
~I' MIKE out three o. four months gratuitous k,,p
Tor SET and family. Old Coke Of UnLL."'P
dead-sD the Duke CANE 20 there. """'"' !"
There Is rumor that he Queen will v;,i, c.,,.
worth In 1882, tho Duke Of Deyonshire rccs;vsd
her there Us Princess Victoria SS"eu
Mira Brough, the RoyG' Nurse, has been ,oL.o :,
| Init.
mate win Royal iooimen TOR TO indulge, a, bsrs,o.
fore, in raw gin! She is '2i,it.ed vom,n,, 's''-
THE LOST JlyELs.
In my last, gave you account which Ia, vs,,,
generally gained publicity, ard credit here oc ~.
robbery of Lady Augusta Gorton's iewsls tn
on on Is mat her adyship hevnsmissed her Jewels.
| suspected the Countess OF Winael,en M $3.50,
! 'hem-that Lord w. heard of thi oecus,,;on "mi
Indignantly sent his wife's jewel boz cor a. s"u
su'ta to onen-thOt Lady Augusta rfused to onsn
II, unless he were preseni-that hwa opened in hi,
ptcsenee-ihat the missing jewels wer fonnJ H.. us
in-and that the jewellers identified thin az Ia,
AusustA's. HAuy
| lmme lately after the expose the Earl al Cons,
tess oi W'nehelsea went TO the Continet. wbsre
they now are. ""e'o
Alter having been current for three weeks. t.;.,
disclaimer has been published in a proyinciaI,n..
| The Brighton Gazcuel in the shape off quassd,'
torIal paragraph. This intmates tina, Lady An.
gusti Gordon had valuable bracelet. tba, ~
| Winchelsea possessed bracelet exactly smjIy
gwen to her some Yeas ago by her husband: m.
Lady Augusta had seen the other bfacele, nno
claimed Il from Lady w; but that. on discovering
her mistake, had written letter to Lord and ,d1
Winchelsea apologisins for the mistake.
In reply toali this, have the fact Of this evi.
1ea'y oeIng an after thought. IL, is even a clumsy
offence, and people smile at 1t, aud ask il Lady,
Winchelsea had not done what she was .e.,,.J -
why eIpa,rin'e herself?
Every one feels for her husband one of the most
honest and straightforward men in England. Its
| a sad blow 10 hin.
LITERATURE.
Very little stirring in literature. MIR Hoffman
mas on historical romance OF the Court Of Russia.
ca,ied me Czanna: MarTyat has a new sea novel,
eiUed Percva heene-a new volume of Miss
SFc'lands Lives OF the Queens of England is also
IN the press. DR. Rockwell, an anti Puseyiie no.
vel, written up 10 the name-and a hit at DR. Hook
Wear Of Leeds, is also on the stock. Fanny KEN
ole medilates, 'tis said, another work on America
Godfrey Malvern, or the Life OF an Author. gets
on capNa'Iy. u is monthly work a Ia Pickwiek.
by Thomss Miller the basket maker, and relates to
hi. own struggles OF authorship.
The Ab5osfoId edition Of TIE Waverley novels.
now in course of publication, relates good MANY
new particulars, respecting the actual Incidents upon
which Guy Manncrng is founded.
John Banlm. author Of Tales Of the OHara
Family, d'ed a. Kilkenny, on August A. He has
ielI widow and daughter. lie died o or. hut his
family viii probably receive the pension Of f6OO
allowed him by Government.
SIR Richard Bonnycastle has published "New-
oandland IN 1912" As sequel to his "Canada in
| Is4lr" IL appears at very suitable season. a
Constitution having jus, been granted 10 Newound.
and. IL exhibits that colony as it Was and Is.