Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27


he could not come down to the ball which
Bouvere had invited him to, for his only cor
beau coat was so bad he wasashamed to appear
in ii, reGec, what rise he has had in the
world. Bouverie said, You would like to
dance with him amazingly, Lady HESTER
He IS good fellow'n
LORD BYRON.
81 think (said Lady Hes,er) he was
strange character. His generosity was for a
motive, his ayarice for motive; one time he
was moplsli and nobody was to speak to him;
another, he was for being jocular with every
body. Then he was sort Of Don Quixote,
fighting with police for woman Of the
town; and then he wanted TO make himself
something great But whep he allowed him
SELF to be bulled BY the Albanans ii was all
over with him--you must not show any fear
with them. At Athens saw nothing in him
buta well bred mar, like many others, or,as for
poetry, it is easy enough TO write verses. and,
as for the thoughts, who knows where he got
.them7 Many one picks up some old book
that nobody Knows anything about and gets
his ideas GU; ofit. He had great deal Of
vice in his looks--his eyes Sc, close together,
and contracted browse. (imitatng it.)--
Oh. Lord! ar, sure he was not liberal man,
whatever else he might be. Tie only good
thing about bis looks was this part, drawing
her hand under the cheek down 10 the front
oil her neck,) and the curl on his forehead +"
Ma. FOX.
"'Mr. Fox, think, was thrown into po-
stiop with the Prince and his dssipa,ed friends.
from which he never afterwards could extri-
cate himself, otherwise he would have been
different man but mixed up with them, the
King never could bear him: for, when Mr..
PIT, took Office in 1903, the King wrote to him,
flor saw the letter. Would You force on
Inc Mr. Fox, who debauched my son n &c
The last time saw Mr.. Fox he was at yaux-
hall with M,s. Fox. She was dressed as some
housekeeper might be, with black bonnet
and some sort Of gown. looked at her sew
eral times, but could see nothing like VIVA,
should have expected in Mrs. Armstead:
there was none OF that manner. (fiere Lady
Hester made up kind OF courtezan look that
conveyed what she meant to say.) Mr.. Fox
looked like the landlord Of a public house ; yet,
when he spoke, Doctor, he was sometimes ell
oquent On Mr. Hastinss's trial he made
many people cry. There were all the peers
with their pocket handkerchefs out--auite a
tragedy but he made a business of il. (Here
Lady Hester sat up in bed, and, to show what
she meant, threw her arms first to the right
and TO the left, and then lhumped the bed Vio-
!enty, making me wonder where she had
found such srensih) He was worse than
Punch"
(. LORD MELBOURNE.
'~sDid YOU ever see Lord Mi He has
got fine eyes and If he is failened out, with q
sleek skin aad good complexion, he may be
man like Sir Gilbert, and about his age
such men are sometimes still loveahle. He
used 10 be a prodigious fayorite with some OF
the -handsomest women in London, so that
his friends used to say, when he married La
dy NJ. though she was not Dad looking
woman, Poor fellow what will he dol You
know he can't like her long, | recoect see
ing her and Lady -- sitting at party on
the top Of The stairs like two figures in pock-
etbook--bolh little creatures; those that you
call delicate.
Lord Nj IS very handsome man
his eyes are beautiful, and be has spent forty
years Of his life in endeavering 10 please the
women. ] recollect. the last time saw him,
he was behind Sir q. H., as they came into
Lady S,aford's. Ihad dined there, en- tapRllc,
and there was party in the evening. was
IN the second room. and the Prince was stand
ing by the fire, showing his behind, as usual
10 every body; and there was Lord NJ, al
WAYS looking after somebody whom he did
not find perhaps for three or four hours
They say he has filled out: he was slim when
| knew him. Doctor. he is very handsome
man, but he must be sixty or more"
ORIENTALS.
"a real Turk is manly, though rather
violent, kind hearted being, and, if he has con-
fidence in you, very easy 10 deal with have
often wondered at their gentlemanlike pa
tience with low, clustering. vulgar men, who
give themselves more airs than an ambassador,
because chance has placed them as consul or
agent IN some dirty town not equal to village
in France; men who, in fact, in Europe
would scarcely have their bow returned IN the
street BY man of condition. Ii is the general
conduct Of these sort Of people that has given
The Orentals such false idea OF Europeans.
The race Of Christians here is of the vilest peo-
pie IN the world--nct all totally without talent.
but al born without principle or on. good sin
sic quality Out Of the great number OF chil-
dreu, 10th bows and girls, which have taken
before they have changed their teeth, not one
has turned out passible, ard most Of them
have become vsoabqads. ia poor man falls
H. ana gives his wife lif;ie trouble 10 wait
little poison ana il ia woman marrieS again,
The husband casts off all her chfldren by the
former marriage, and she, without iemorse,
leaves them to die IN a hovel, or abandon
them under a tree 70 beg for subsistence. Ii
was only last night that one ofthese wreiched
beings came 70 me, skin and bone, having
been for thirty days i'll of fever. The very
girls have brought up with The greatest care
have. when married, beaten their children OF
two years old so violently as to stun them; and
one from the blow she gave her child upon
The back, caused the bowels 70 prouude more
ihan span. A man thinks nothing Of taking
up a stone as large as his head and throwing
i at his wife wheq she is with child These
are the beas,y people that create the compass
SION Of Earopeaus--a horid race, that deserves
to be exlermina,ed from the face OF the earth. |
What contrast between these wretches and
The V lid AFabs who will traverse burning sands
baFeiooted 10 receive the last breath OF some
kind relation or friend--who teach their chill
dren a. the earliest period resignation and for.
niude. and who always keep alive spirit OF
among thernl They are the bold
EST people ~ shs world, yet are endued with