The New York herald., 1865-06-11

BY Lady Clinton against her husband Lord Thos Clinton
second Of the late Duke Of Newcastle the ground
This scion of noble race enjoyed the double privilege
of having his domestic Affairs publicly eanyased In the
ing made settle his pecaniay affairs In the Court Of
Bankruptcy Lord Clinton does not appear TO be salts
ed With the proceedings of either tribunal both Of them
having meed out but little mercy 10 the srstocratic
saitor and he has now appealed 70 the press with little
In reply 70 previous communication OF Lord Clinton
the solicitors Of Lady Clinton To the Morning Post
few choice extracts from the correspondence Of the noble
Lord with the lady whose character he asperses
Here one choice specimen Of 0rdly billing and ooOing
CLunBER Sunday.
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How dslsasd makes 70 tGni that my dear little
arrange plenty Of exercise and
doafishng when she my arms al our happy
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sholy place
After much more in the same strain, and describing
his sitting up At night With bis dying father he con
What dear economical little pea you arc having fl2
naming ma now w tel Madame Rae tsas TO send yOS
now my dearest desres darling pet indeed do think Of
q ns S OF s
Wen h anS Se so my a ny III @
you The letter roe {er ever your truly loving
and devotedly attached husband, THOMAS p. CLINTON
the setting Of this tender romance
But the inexorabe lawyers follow up with this
miserably prosaic contnuaton:-In March, 1853 Lord
Thomas had 70 leave London TO avoid his creditors He
first went to Worthing, and afterwards to Arundel Bog
and Brighton. During this time his wife supplied
him with money, through the assistance Of friends and
by selling her own jewelry. She continued reside in
London 70 look after his Affairs but from time TO time,
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following letter. from Worhng written the day after he
left London
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the people very civil and obgng got good tea and
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which ws v and ,es @
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about with him for nearly two hours Poor dear man he
gong sSd
there sh d d s sEs Su 70 ss o
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hope for better Ever your husband
In june 1858 his lordshp was found out At Horsham
whore he was staying at lodgings with his wife, who,
with great difficulty, saved him from actual arrest he
went to Brighton, his way France while her lady
ship returned to London get him money and o pass
port. From Brighten he VIZ ties as follows
nv own DEARHsr LITTLE Pgr-I go. your lser with the
train e Newhaven starts at to nine in the morn
give line directly arrive directed you Victoria
street. as then don't damn for the whole lot Of
cursed swindlers VIII give line directly hear
there and tell Al think about proceedings and
should think II would be better 70 send any money by
letter Of credit which you could get from Drummonds
which would be better than Coutts have the full nten
uOn IN few days Of writing 70 Lord Lincoln. II had
not yourself am should not have had tho
port for days 70 And dearest pet,
must goodby till you hear Of the waters and
believe with thousand ksses your affection
ate husband TIC.
Lady Clinton, at least her solictors did hear from
him when he got across the waters but IL was in tins
named Mary Anne Lewis lady Cintons Chris
tian names, but calling herself Lady Thomas Clinton
has issued commission against him in the Divorce
Court, he begs TO inform M Chapman that having
ceved no notice Of il, all proceedings under will be ir
regular and void