The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-05

euds grasp the claims and noPs saS
consciousns.s what Charles Egremon. were TO get the
place which she had projected for a hor.. %
Dsorsne went again to eandi In her nervous excite
she credited Al Ssis GAIN p bis
and get home soon ~ Possb In order that
she might write without moments loss oil time TO Sir
'They will hardly go out without making peers,
@.Why' they have made enough
Hem know Tubbe sweie has promise and so has
coekswhoop don't think coekawhoop could show again
q" don't see Why these fellow. should 60 OUT said Mr.
majority of Ave orten wenyi In my time proper ma
jory third Of the House That Liverpools
.Ss: in this country who they could sI only t agree
could always share the government All! those were the
Ike gentlemen who had been used ali their lives
be up al night and then snpped At Walters atsrwerds
ton Walters; you make my mouth water
shall you stand for Birmingham, ormsby Il there be
~ have been asked said Mr. omsby but the House Of
Commons is not the House Of Commons Of my time, and
might be member Of the Mary lebone ve.try'
"Al repeat, said Lord Marney to his mother as he
sation with her that there be idea that wish Lady
Msrney should be a lady nwating it is an error Lady
man. and wish Lady Marney to be always with me and
what a. want for my.s IN Arranging hs
/
will be considered After all that has occurred the coun-
s;spt my dear George, think ii |. really premature
81 dare II Isl but recommend you, dear mother,
be alive heard Lady St Juians just now the sup
u. should be Lord Of the Admiralty She said the Treas.
ury would not do as there was no house and that with
"Hs will not have the Admiralty said Lady DeloElne
/ "'she looks herself to the Robes
"'Poor woman!' said Lady Deloraine.
"ls quite truep said great wing dame to Mr. Eyer
on M n her ia m
can endure any thing except Lady St. Julians glance
Of triumph said the wing dame really think, If It were
only to ease her Majesty from such an nhcon they ough,
"'And must the household be changedr said Mr. Eyer
ton.
.Do not look serious said the wing DAME smiling
with fascination; surrounded by the enemy
"Wil you be at home tomorrow earlyf said Mr. Eyer
"'As early as you please,
Every well we viii talk then. Lady Charlotte has
Courage! we have the Court with US, and the country
cares for nothing"
Il Let us go to contrast The scene of the out
casts in Hyde Park was lately handled by Mrs.
Norton from the sentimental view and during a
sterner season. Here is q harder picture in fine
weather.
II SUMMER NIGHT.
"on the same night that bill was encounerng 80 many
dangers the saloons Of Deorane House blazed with thou
sand lights to welcome the world of power and fashion to
royal park long lines Of illumined windows the
bursts Of gay and fantastic that noaed from It's walls
assembled in the fashionable quarter
canopy not less bright and reclining couch scarcely
less lu.urious for they Lit by the stars and reposed
say JIM said young genius of fourteen stretching
ali the night and waiting for the nobs what !.
But they as porter replied his friend sedater spirit
with the Of an additional year Or two Of expe,
he Mhs S.y
sings out here and that's the way their guvners is
think should like to be link jim said the young
! one
best thing % crossing It's what every one looks to when
enters public life but he soon finds faint to be done
sn mSs ss Anss
es n.S 9:. the
Oh sweets is the time of day in these here blow
.ylabuhs like blazss and snapdragon as makes the
not to tread hi. child
around; and this was the youngest wrapt in her only
Madame, replied the person whom she addressed, in
toerable English but with marked accent i have BIZ
vouacked in many lands. but with young
S.sr You are very polite These warm night. are
blessing; but am sure know not what shall do
flake thought Of the said the foreigner,
n
banks ofths 10y yi,tula II brings many changes! And
around him. he delivered himself up to sleep with
that facility which is not unc ommon among soldiers,
ba.pseming; s man immedatey came up and
separated them am the lord mayor Of the night he said
makes the beaks threaten expel from lodgings
Hi. authority seemed generally recognised the girls were
himself looked around him. and said with a scared look
i Where am II What's all thsf
"'oh it's nohin said the elder Of the two lads first
noticed only couple Of unfortunate gals prigged
watch froma what lushy and fell asleep under
ahad thev had vaka mo, said HE
walked far from sokenchurch and that's matter Of
forty me. th, morning 70 see II could &C.. some work
. !, wornt dreaming Of a roast leg ofpork'
@ h., rs, nS bs. LUCKY 5 for med the lad
except one what was at the House Of Commons; and he
me %s nss
: wals to-day except some cats meat and cold potato
Ss snd s low III give you if
d The following is another picture--probably the
most real of the three.
= SCENE IN THE FACTORY DISTRICTS.
east wind blew through the silent streets The
ohe night had died away the voices Of the hat
s not com menosd There regned stiffness complete sn'
suddenly there is voice. there is movement. Tn,
mueS 6p IN sthick coat bearing in his hand wha
would the first glance to be shepherds crook
IL souchs.a number Of windows with great qucLness
he moves rapidly along 4 rafting noise sounds upoI
BECOMES apparent as he prOceeds enabling him
reach the upper windows ofthe engs whose inmates h
he
BY strict Observance Of whose citation they can aion.
rived at the door Of the factory before the bell ceases
8 sound.
ing through one d the small srchways that have
fore noticed entered court. Here lodged multitude
his empoyers and the long crook, as II some
sleighofhand seemed sounding both sides and at
Y windows at the moment Arrived at the end Of tn,
he to he ndo ofth