, 1865-12-19
.Ecat trust You know how mad she il
an bar Ii IL. l. Il

Ercat trust You know how mad she il
and how capable Of such stfoke."
+. The next Ee hear Of her Is rcgasnlng 1oot-'
Ing at court, point for which ahe had intri-
gned for two years unsucceHfnllY, and which
she achieved On the occasion Of her sons be-
ingsobllged TO the king for regiment in the
Dutch service. She would not let him 60 10
kiss hands until they sent for her too. Then.
agnin, VIC find her at Richmond, at frework
fete amongst the "whole court Of st. Ger
mains and all the Fftzcs upon the earlh," n
"a forlorn trim, In q White apron and hood"
casion, making ''the duke swallow all her
undrcss."
ssTother day." Mr. Ws1pole goes on TO In
form his correspondent, she dFove post TO
Lady Sophia Thomas, Of Parsons Green. and
told her that she was come 70 tell her some
taIe couple Of beelstcaks, c.ap them togcth-
er Us If they wcre for a dumping, and est
them with pepcr and salt; It's the best thing
you ever tasted; could not help coming to
til you tlis : and away she drove back 10
town. Don't course Of folly forty years.
he adds. with some justice make one very
asck.'"
LADY, MARY woRrLEr MoNTA0UE-
"Did ! tell you," he says, "that Lady
Mary Nortley Is herey She laughs at my lady
Halpolc, ecolds my Lady Pomftrt, md "a
laughed at By the whole town. Her dress,
her ayarire and he. impudence mnst amaze
any one TINT never heard her name. She
wears foul mob, that does not cover her
greasy black locks, that hang loose, never
cc1nbcd .or. cHrled; an old maMr1na blue
wrapper, thut gapcs open and discovers
cauyne pcttfcoAt. Her 1ace swelled violently
On opc side. md partly covered with white
paint r Which, fur chcapness, she has bought 80
cJu1sa, that fou would not use It 10 waah q
chfsnncy.", Not . tempting picture for the
bas 6'ea Of the period.
MADAME DC ncFFA.D's DOG.
: Walpole nmnsinsly relates, on the occasion
Of tits visit, the ds'ae'ts hs had to raecoMode,
and the memories to present against Touton,
Madame du Defends iavori:e dog: "As lam
the only person." he says, "wle dare correct
him, have already Insisted OF his being con.
fined in the Best1le eycsy day aflcr Eve
O'Clock: T'othet night he few at Lady Bar
r.more's face, and thought would have torn
her eye cut but cuded tn biting her finger.
She was terrified she fell into tears. Mad
cnc du Dcfand, who las too much parts not
to see everything In its truc light, percelTing
that she had not beaten Touton half enough,
Immediately told rs a story Of lady, whose
mans 'lce, TIC tender dame, IN a great fright,
, cried out, 'ayont It make my dor .i:k =,
"Touton," the<spoilt little sfava!ite,. was
sent to Strawberry. y legacy 10: Mr. Walpalc,
-NeAosa- prfmise Madame ~dn Dc}end had OBJ
fA4HG*1 @p@AkH c-2{E "a Tue utE tu1ulH ~ sur
vise its. s.foat3ngly -attxehed mistress. In an-
fw.y to c 1sttc7 from the former to thc Rev.
Mr.. Colc. tho worthy antiquary remarks: II
congratulate the little Pa-l=ian dog TINT he
has iallcn into the hAnls Of SO humane Il lpas-
Ter. have little dininutivc Cog, BusF,
fill rs gseat . !a.ori.e, and never out O! my
lap; Lave a1rc:ay, il case oi, m accident,
Insured 1t refuge from starvation aud III us
nge- l. is the least wc caa do for poor, harm
Ices, eaifilcss, psn,peIed animals that have
amused lis, and VIC have tpoilt." Touton
fully iustti1ed tic character formellY given of
him by HI: behavior on his arrival at The
Gothic Villa OF his now master. ''ie begun
" cxiinE my beautiful little cat. Ae writes,
"apon xhieA However, we sll411 -. quite
5sTec. -I.c !h-r acw drum a. my kogs,, who
returned 1t BY bling his foot till 1t lied, but
MES scvtFGly beaten fnr it. imR}S S.liately
ranE for l-arg::arct to dress lis foot, buti The
midst Of my tribrlalicn, could moi keep ny
tountenE1cc, for she cried" Poor little thing,
he does not understand my languagc!" /
hope shc VIII not rcco1lcct, too. that he Is
pap{S.H