Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02
Fondness prevailed, mamma gave way .
70 Kitty, at heart desire, ~ a69 u
Obtained the chariot for day, .fs 1sbn
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Fondness prevailed, mamma gave way
"a Kitty, at hearts desire, ~ 061 ai
Obtained the chariot for day, fs 7sbrf
And set the world on fire. ~ 4, D o,l
3 Wslpole describes Q quarrel betxesn her
and the Duchess of Richmond, whose
daughter, Lady Carolioe, had recently
eloped There is q very good quarrel on
foot between two Duchesses. y She oil
Qaeensberry sent to invite Lady Emily
Lennox 10 a ball her Grace Of Richmond,
who is wonderfully cautious since, Lady
Carolioe's elopement. sent word she could
mot dstermine The other sent again the
same night /; the same answer. The
Qucensberty then sent word that she had
made mp her company. and desired to be
excused from having Lady Emilys, but at
the bottom Of the card wrote, toe great a
trxsf. You know how mad she Is, and
how capable Of such stroke. ~,
The next we bear OF her il regaining q
footing at conrt, d point for which she had
Intrigued two years uusuceessfully, and
which she achieved on the occasion of her
sous being obliged TO the king for a regi.
ment in the Dutch service. She would no
let him go TO kiss hands nntil they sent for
her too. Then, sgaln, we 6ad ber al
Richmond, at fire:work feie amongst The
whole court Of st. Germaio's and all the
Fitzes upon earth, 10 forloru trim. in
white apron and hood, which il was her
whim TO assume on that occasion, making
the duke swallow all her undress. -I'A'
The other day, Mr.. Walpole goes on to
inform his correspondent, she drove post
haste to Lady Sophia Thomas, of Parsou's
Green, aud told her that she had come o
tell ber something Of i'm ,orisnce. What
kitf Why, take couple Of beef steaks,
clap them together as if they were for
cumpliog, and, eat them with pepper aud
salt !; il is ihe best thing you ever tasted ;
1 could not help coming to iell you this, I;
aud away she drove back TO town. DON'T
course Of folly for forty years. he adds.
withs some justice, make one very sick ?
LADY MARY wcRrLEY N NrAGus
DID tell yon, he says that Lady Mary
Wortley is here |? She laughs at my Lady
Walpole, scolds my Lady Pomfret, aud is
laughed at by he whole town. Her dress,
her avarice end ber iDpudence must am re
anyone hat never heard ber name. She
wears a foul mob, that does not cover her
greasy black locks. that hang loose, never
combed or curied an old mszariue blue
snapper, that gapes open and discovers
canvas pe'ticoat, Her face swelled vio-
lently on one side, and partly covered with
white paint, which, for cheapness, she has
bought so coarse that You would not use it
to wash chimney. Not q tempting pic
ture OF the 6as biew Of the period. r....
MADAME DU DEFFAND's DOG ef.,.
Walpole nmuSngly relates. on occasion
OF this visit, the demetes he bad to race
mode, and memories, to pres, Mt against
Toutoo, Madame du Dcffaud's favorite dog:
As | am the only person, be says, who dare
correct him, | bave already insisted on his
being corfned 10 the Bas,ile every day
after Ave O'clock. The other night be flew
at Lady Barrymore's face. and thought
be would have torn her eyes out but it
ended in biting her finger She was terri.
fed she fell into teirs. Madame du
Defand, who has too much parts no, to
seeeverything in its true light, perceiving
that she had not bea en- Touton half
enough immediate ely told us story of q
lady, whose dog had bitten piece out of
Z bOhhSuoos . tokt tHc tcuutT uhme, lD u
great fright c:ied ootJ Won't II make my
dog sick 1osaG' ,atga .Is .8.e..s.
Eouton, the spoilt little favori's, was
sent 10 Strawberry, a legacy to Mr.. Wal.
pole, whose promise Madame du Deffsnd
had obtained to take care of the dog should
it survive its doa,ingly attached mistress.
In answer to O letter from he former to
the Rev Mr., Cole, the worthy anuenary
remarks: congratulate the Partisan dog
that he has fallen into the hands of so hu
name master. i have. a little diminutive
dog, Busy, full us great a favorite. aud
never out of my Jap i have already /, ia
case Of any accident, Insured it refuge
from starvation add III Usage Its the.
least we cap do for q poor. harmless. shift,
less, pampered animal that has amused Us,
and we have spoilt. Touton fully justified
the character formerly given him by bis be
bavior on bis arrival at the Gothic villa Of
bis new master. MA elfs ,.-,.
He began BY exilipg my little cat. he
says, upon which,, however, We shall not
quite agree, He then few at one OF my
dogs. who returned it by biting bis foot ill
it bleds but was severely beateu for il. !
Immediately rupg for Margafel TO dress bis
foot bnt in the midst of my tribulation,
could not keep my coeutenunces for she
cried, Poor little thing. be does not under
stand my language! ] hope she will not
recollect, too, that be is a Papist 3,f 1,i