Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
MISCEL A N Y.
Tascheray On George Nv.


With slate and piece ot Cue VII Macao
raw thought he could iurm a respectable llKenoe~
Of George ", 50 far as the external form of his
fat frieGd went out when ho came to look INTO
his history he found nuthlng but cnat with star
Oh 1t, a truo fit brown wig reeking with oil, and
mask smiling under II, under waistcuais ana more
under waisicuats under them all false ejuotnng but
corpulent simulacrum. All was grlns, ,paddings,
PARASITES pu,refacton. He signed his name some
''-"As with steady. sometimes an unsteady ma hanu
n a. cs~'~ ~"~Aps This
rs George z. or ueorge ,,.~..v l'aY,.-.
MAS his hglas: men:ai ensrI. Q'hers wrote 'hei'
Within 1--WE days after his ilustrlons th,he was
dubbed Prince u? Wales, Marquis OF this IN Eng
land. Lord of the other in Scotland, and Lord
knows what IN rnany other places Inc cradle
of the royal infant was encountered WIN ioyai
uiiis A,n1ug others there were wise men III "A
,oerjca TO hail he appearance OF this star In 'he
t,si and 3 curious Indian bow and arrow were
sent TO the princo from his fathers fathiui suo
ecls in New York. Before he could speak k,sla'es
men. uut aaR, were busy kissing his ieet AS ne
prsw up, this Young inus o England had more PIC
tues taken o! hun than halt E.ngland, even 'nah
Prince A bert WHO has considerable weakness ID
that line snd 'lr. Ihackeray said ihat he fe"leh
h.r Il wnen yuua0 there vas hardly dining pafinr
n, soy re,peclable house in England from whose
,yipS,,t the countenance ui this sweet prlnce did
not 0uk dawn. . q,
Si,n the little fairy pleasure will steal in thro'
the KEY hole al he most carefully guarded door'
where sh. fads tit subjects IN hot passions ana a
srong lraue, and in spite oi the guod care OF old
George and all the ylgilant watching ever HIS
nioiher young Oeorge became the most ENORMOUS
pr,,lIuai the world had ever seen.
Bu, he was such an accomplished youth =
hen vet yonng, when h,s tutor, Lord Bruce
made mis'ake Ia false quantity, the Ffnce
,,arrecled ANA Bruce could. oI course, when
.auuA, in ihis faw. no longer retain his tutorShlP'
nt 10 sn1tne his wuunGsd feelings, ne was made
an earl.
Orcourse this young Prince and all his BROTH
RS, hot iof pleasure. ran away ron Old Oe"'se
M p,rinu over hs BOOKS, and Queen Ohario''e
WIN uer snuff aud sewing. W hen he got Tree
ne took lui! tling, ani his great person accon''''
dated ,Seis 10 stuyenduus amHlht oi NOT uita'S
and rabeiEuuS liquors, and the passions 70 "h'c'
tpey rIye birth he only ieat hr. lhsrheray
cuuld discover ina; he accomplished was the Ih-
yeutlon os Aiarasyhino punch and ShHe oucNles al
lucn L,nu and ave inches broad. L ne iat'ef were
= sweet invention we'll worthy OF the fHnce "t'ohl
i, adorned. Occasionally he mghI nave heP'
more brilliant COMPANY, aud talked ice WIN VA
or dfsuk witn SherIdaG, but ihete was h"'h'us
more IN common. and as rule the col"pa'""' i''
most loved aud Which we're most na'urai " "i"
Aar. t,,nrLirrs No Que could trust his friend
snln iur an huur HIS trends speedily pa!ieo h'tn
/ and he AS speedily threw then on. HE NaigS
must nave expected his base deSerildn' IN h'u
.t,e ar, his lrends we're table cumpanl"hs. rs
d, grew old he preferred youns guafoSuien a"C
I blyS, whose sprlgntllneSS uckltd ms sehHe Sol"
su,llty As he was 10 men, so was he " "O''ia"
ju, from the dark portion Ot Tue picture -n'
rnackeray aid not draw the curtaiA vi "ha
,n,n,,se w,r,lJ il be to tell how the beautiful FER
ana (Ars. Rubnson) vas pursued aha ueSet.eu
AT un,i ,,h,pc- 10 say that he married MIS- ltZ
narhsr, ,ccordin,r tu the rites OF the RoIndn Ca'h
,hc ,,h,rcb th1l the witnesses could DO hainec
and the settlements produced And that the mrs
gentleman in Europe aud King OF England pieu
ged his honor, as kings aud empeFors can 10 II
our day with uuhlushng front, TO piach i.e'
All the pleasant devils came coaIlngly rouho 's"c
he sold himself 10 them all.
| Stl, notwithstanding dark traits sufilclens u
have doomed any man but king 10 lnfamy, men
ot so.ne honorable place IN the land were touhd dS
ruesls al his table. The table Ut Prlnces is uuaot
! less tempting, aud II Is wonderful the alo'u'
which with must men their presence lehdS u
wine. Fox and Sherdaa and Scoit were otter
there. and lttls rumny Moore twlttered abou
Tor awhile, aud then loOk wing and attacked hlit
with oeak and wiug and claw. ludeed most peo
pie are willing tor grand" company 10 lake
headache the next day. But the wine l1Seif, a
part from The company, was not unpleasant Il
many greal men oil the time. Pitt used To take
bottie Vi port alter diuner, and then, on his wa,
To The House stalk into Bellamy'S, with Dundas
and throw OH top OF it cuupIe OF boIlies more.
But let US not omit to recount the Princes ylT
tpes. They will not occupy much space. II
vas kind, 1t Is said TO his servants, oeiiel iouad
ed On pleasant story told OF an Irish serVan
maid Al,lIy something, who cried when about I
cave Caritun House because he was such
.,yse, snoken gentleman But irish women ar
trnder. especially in their tears. lhen ne sea
,o.ne money 10 Sheridan on his death he'd, and
his dying friend" had not spufned ll,mIghl nav
sent ,nofe. lie borrowed elgh! piupds loo un
day from one friend, and made present OF II
.n1;hsr.an Cd soldi.f ehoss family uss. IL usn