The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-18
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tracted.. eaess a aowswhat curious. In one
letter Nss.1tewisy Inns chtdes her boy-hus-
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Id ssdY hssd:eSs. / wi 81 dearest sisss Y: ZOO "a, saer su:.
band) wsee hsrs ~ taks care Of me. The only
nurse. HI. Fsthevy whs esme to re mo this
evening, and Stayed 4 lone time; she 10 soanx-
ious TO Al yod. I told her that you were such
. dear, and how Titsy bowed you. I hope .you
s sss ~ y sa's s. s iS s1Ss rom !. s Seai ssae ssi,;
rot III. % nHAy sttend TO poor Tttty's request.
i feel - ia AID in such ~drsadfully low spirits
INV dnsfvs, NY foudsst asd best love, ever
beiievs.in the sincerely attached love Of your
TSisssse1s rsnoa.trapcs appears 70 have
extractsn q tAttes from the Snaughty old Dub
s s2:,. ssssssi's Ap'0r 1''''' = 'pp'a1' especially
~And az u, write . nice little TIM. letter to
it. wifsy5his. morntng' Titty was delighted
am not At all well, my darling dear dear old
pet; my head aches dreadfully. and the
weather 10 80 close Il does mot agree with me.
Thank God. you say hat there 10 : chance 81
your paxsipg your examinAtion.7 ] knew that
my dearest Z0oy's abilities could do anything
he took any trouble about. How l long for
Tuesday Deomel How islittls Toby (adogl!
bought lhe lhUvse n Bagshot that you said
would do for me ? II 90, won't we have seme
rides together, ducky J The two gnineas you
have woa}Iltty intends stealing Tor her bank
when you return home. God bless my darling
dear husband" Ever believe Titsy 10 remain,
&C." tRf@''
"Zosysrliksm many other young gentlemen,
seemssAoshsvs ron into debt, and aSectionate
s"Tittys spleads his cause before his mother,
LAdyIAngfoft. Whether Lady Langford of.
fered bef any assistance does not appear, but
soon Afterwards she writes another letter to
Her LadyshiR stating that she was entirely
destitute, and could not pay her landlords
bill. Chs stated In the Divorce Court that she
never had received . penny from her husband,
OOt IN one OF nef l0teero pQ O1leOeO we ma 0er
refusing In offer Of fI,0OO which he had made
to her. Here are two or three letters from Mr..
R0wley: al sts.
NANTEER, Paris, April, 1852.
MY most tenderly loved Wife,-Did you,
could ron only BE- able to, imagine ~ne.quarter
of the w~retchedness I felt as the train started
this morning from BOulogne, I am quite sure
you would forgive me for all the unkind, brn-
at my isands. l deeply amen. my unkindness,
and when I return, believe me, I will do all in
my power to prove 70 You how deyotedly You
are loved py dearest Hugh" looked in ain
could hold . candle to you. There is not one
like my darling Titfn Paris. / had the bad luck
to have to travel the whole niue hours in a car
riags quite fall Of vulgar English, two vulgar
womea sWassering fearfully. / need notrepeat
TO you the misery you are already aware l
have had TO mt mp with in changing carriages,
&c. sYQh know 1t. / had an awful headache
all day, and do not feel at all well tonight. /
Anything that comes pay for it and have the
piano tuned. Pray write In a few days. I
will write and beg you to forgive me. I know
you will. ] know you will keep your sacred
promise to me. And now, my wife, my own
dearest wife, believe me. whatever my conduct
may have given you cause to suspect that I
am sun yours, and that 1 love you with. the
same devotion and alteration al ever, and that
I ana still your anxious husband, ROwLEY. -o
.~sgserF HOSrEND, Thursday morning.
my ever dearest earning GEAR WlI0-l am
arrived, all safe, thank God, in this place
We hnd Almost provoking journey, and an in-
ferAalfy rough PASSAGE; bat dear Zooy not
sicK At all, nor was Baines. 1 think l shall be
but not more, away from all l love in the
shape OF woman on earth. I swear to you,
darling Tit, that you are the only woman l
love, rsaily'and sincerely love that is to say,
you are the only woman l would have made
my wife. Oh. believe me, dearest dear The
resa, when, ! cali God to witness that you
shall have half Of whatever 1 have in the
world, on my coming of age in another year.
1t get the money, my dear wife shall have
f1O,0O0 of her own; If not, God knows it will
notbe the inclination that ID wanting ON my
part. Mind and do not direct the letters to me
herr, - il Pantin sees the direction he will i'm
mediatety learn where i am, and that is not
desirable. Try and sell the field to him for e.
or %, or anything he will give you, in fact.
Let FarkIn MRS. Rowley's maid direct the
Bains, Ostend, Belgium I am going up to
Brussels in a day or two, for two or three
musical box mended. For Gods sake be cart.
fua Of the money l gave you, as the journey
coat me ff0 here-most expensive-and you
must IN case You should come here, Il do not
Raixate. which saves two hours railway,
which 10 q great space, for the changing of car
riaEesa ReiEate is uncomfortable. / have =
very nice room at the hotel, which by the by,
$50 WY kOVA VasCs \ NQAC IL
ofAn "Ohicer Belguiqe" last night, and he Is
going to get ne elected q member OF the club
here. Lord Drownlow Cecil is the swell of
the paase-quitsa top sawyer. There are not
a dozen people in the place; no Engliah. So
much the better, say l. Don't you think am
afraid. l am boring. you with a long ham,
bugGltng epistle! But It is the best can
wEate. The only thing I am constantly think
ing about is fifty. I think of her pretty lit
tie mouth saying, "Ttttys wishes you good
Bye" and your large blue eyes a little moist
co0ld only believe you meant really that you
loved, ! should be crazy with Joy aud sur
prise. How is dear old Sparkeyl Mind yop
are vefy kind 70 Waddy let her lay in your
be hack. Adieu, dear wife, and believe me
when I tell You that your black portrait IL
under my pillow, aud that va are never alb
absent from the thoughts OF your devotedly
a~5eottonate - HUGH ROwLEY.
MY Dearest IT'LL send you as much a. nos.
sibbs.g 1fttAs not enough, you must ask Mrs.
Barratt what you are to do. Say, "My hus.
baAds has made . mistake. AZ he thinks I have
more than have: Doyou know anybody who
could lend me f3 or "a till Tomorrow on nv
rifle, As Lady Laogford 10 very i'll, 20 I must
-. aad cannot wait any more" Mrs.. Barratt
viii volunteer, most likely. Your, most AZ
Come BY the five minute. past nine train
About seven, In time to 60 Q q to your mother,
~ this tsia your way. Adieu!
sse ss~sssae FsBRUARY, S, 1855.
MY own BELOvRD wIFE-1 thank God yOu
have at last feiensed for your nnkind trea,-
missery-the reAl m~issery-you have caused
ma you would indeed reproach yourself for 1t.
] will come TO you the instant / have your
mothers sanction 70 DO 90. ! love you, dear