New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-02
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ss,5 nsrsrdssl 81 many Others Of us q long time
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Ah "A sxIisrAel this ancient dame, when one
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q f,;tsr fae ala woman who lived ID shoe,
~ sesa ae sShsa0S Il ss od wosa who
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s. . Al. vas. Isdaresay the honsekeeper re-
+ Soi,ssd s3IisSt,s rjrit! Tease and mock q poor
fsSst u III w lived WITH th6 quality
Will Wllolp did ron ny, ms'am = made
hoid Is incxisfa.
q ~ rsnzlefolks . the housekeeper reforted
1A5 ;i1i O. With the yery first families With
= 4 SDar Fah hasillng country squires nay, nor
xni9hts anr barr0M nights, Mother but with
~ lords AQd faQ1es. Win the very nfst nobility
n - land, though say i, that should y
Indeed M AMI y interposed, in as respect
fSA tone ~ cnnld command, wishing to concili-
xt khe warthy INIT s0rneN hat tTascihle old lady.
n M ~. indeeds pursued tho hOusekeeper. II
Ilvad seven yesas and three months II the service
~ my Lord nzIiamAnt. =
knew his lerdship vel, e Iobserved gravely;
III a biz portrait "a TIE print shops.
8(30n M1x i boy. He ran away with and married
s Jaghire, The great Indian heiress, didn't he e
= Yea, sir, lie did p
4s = H. killed 81 HazgIeaFcs Grlmwoed the west.
Scnntxy hak9net, IN dusl abontg liaay GrlriMcod,
6dnst M xesns1nl,e his tFial a1ad acluital ~
A though they occarEtd yesterday y
e BEE e Yes bifs he did but ne Was sadly provoked
ST HazgTeaxes VS. sad man---llyed az the Brrn-
* efone Eoaeehq1aes and Always drank pint Of
befoxn Ae WASN'T flae fEst tan
M gs1faelaan Mh0 had heen shot aDouf Lacy Gfini-
4 H6eds Rs:
81 a! he died Ambassador at Madrid, didn't
ar hut that was long after left his service.
~ A am forty years ago that was housekeeper To
fhn Right H0nnrahae the Earl of MilIamant Lord
Iaentenant Of Dsrkshires and Colonsl Of the Dark
Hi, Berkeley Square. Y
5t ana was Al there you Became acquainted with
\ xny Szxalge tal6 4 n
Ihe housek eeper nodded Significantly
y w hat N5ky IT have been shout noW--love ~
IS 6 Not& tit Of it, r replied the h0usekeeper. II
never could abide love, and wouldn't trouble my
he&d about snch noTaense. No, it wasn't the least
II Ia thu world abunt love- i as sS
\ Murder NOW" limited.
# Worse IL said the h0Hsekeeper, enlphaticGlly.
8 q worse r. repeated. 9 What can be worse ~
Imight have suggested IRE, thieves, suicide, elope
n mEnts but fhDnght murder would cover q multi
pda IA CEiFaaa u Now wllat was il, my dear, good
a0Rl ~ RsS
II There, y resumed the honsckeeper, now tho
roughly appessed see you're all dying Of curl
Qaiky to know about il, and won't keep you any
l0lgtr IA suspense. Besides, the story's a very
salsjSt one IT was hushea nh at the time ana Ii
Waulh haye been much more than my place was
wazth 70 breathe word Of It to living soul. But
The chief people concerned in il are al dead. The
yd0g was poisoned with two ounces of poisoned
Il meat ~ the butcher the day afterwards as If
poor dumb creature The could have wagged d i
4 taai y compromise anybody y
But we haven't heard who the dog was, nor the
butcher either HI broke n, am afraid somewhat
lpatienfly z Fray begin at the beginning, my |
dsar ntadana re All iinpatience 70 hear. A
N eii tEaliss the honse set
ting herself confortahlyin her armchair you
shall hear gu about It. just draw your chairs
closer round Hse, Tor I'm Every long Of breath
IN g dd A. the 0if lady desired, and she went on
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IN The year eigh tsen hundred and nineteen, I |
MAS as nave tald you. hoasekeeper to my Lord +
hliamant- Hhe story am telling you has to do /
win me winter Of that same year. bitter winter
a NaS. fr0sfs three weeks Tong, and deluge of
mud whenever there was q thaw Goals, bread,
and meat dear The poor crying out fit
90 make POUR heart bleed, and the taxes as heavy
AZ hard dnmpiiIgs. Our taxes were paid for us,
tnaak goodness even e that on the hair powder
With which the footmen plastered their heads We
were ai VIGIL fed and well cared for for my Lord
M1liamant was far roo proud and rich nobleman
70 put us On board wages when he went out of
town, and always said that he liked t0see his ser.
wants plump and rosy e didn't matter to him how
mncl the Butchers and bakers bills came to. He
Aaa immense estates IN Dar and TWO or three
comfortable things they used TO call sinecures III
those days hesldes, wasn't there his wife, the late
mss Jaghtres rich Indian fortune ~
! NY LORD MiilaInant had been away from LON
aoR during fne hunting season. He had q pack of I
hounds At Cartfoil Hall (tha family name was Cart
lott, 5arkshlre, and had been entertaining all the
gentry OF the country side with many Of the nobi
ity nom London IN the true style Of old English
~ M grand furniture in the mansion
on hay niil nee neen covered mp since September /
wen h G.s ipfasnlp ana her adyship went out b
NoM s,i lils eaTpeia ~ me grand saloons were
Toslea Up. ne &c, chandeliers wrapped yellow gauze
lnere were, oI noDiemen ~ curly wigs, and ladies'
III hoop peIncoats and low dresses and
l.e Iicn sllveE anu parcel e1lt plate OF which my
LORD Mlliamant being go great nobleman, had
wv h sae aa sss 4 or OAK
Moydor's, the bankers, IN Fleet street. IT was
good plal to send ones silver Ia INA bankers M.