Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-17

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The old king. as everybody knows, was
8 stalnch churchman but he would ne
yer ioi1 IL the Athsnas;an Creed, and a.
wavs shut bis book up whenever It WAS
read The queen found the British Sab
bath ratdes tris.e My desrs," she said,
Epeaking upon this subject, what Is work
to ere may be rest to another. II | read
all day M poor eyes get tired. | do not
ike to 20 to sleep, 81 lock my door (dat
nobody mav be shocked), and take my
knitting fer Iitde vile, sad then | can
read my good books again"
The royal family (mal") swore as hard
as the troops in F.anjers. Lady George
had 10 request the Duke Of Clarance to
moderate his language in the presence Of
her little by, and he did 50 Aud Queen
Ad-laide, it seems, induced King Vii
liam to give upswcarjug altogether. In
dependently OF this practice, people OF
the highest rank got drunk IN those days
and were very course and vulgar. Lord
Eldon, as is well known, was neither del
icate nor sober. 1t once. happened that
Ae I'd the ArcAb shop OF Canterbury
(NanAerS outton) We e dining with the
KING The f.st-uaucd became ra.har
ommunicGtiy:-luerry over his port
a last, he said bisuop and your Majes-
VS. Lord Chancellor both married clan
destiueIy l lad some excuss for Bes-
sy Slrtees wgs the prettlest girl IN all
Newcastle but Mrs. Sutton was always
the same pumpkin faced thing she is at pres
cnt.' E.don and his brother, Sir "
Scott, were exceedingly parsimonous, as
their wives were likewise. At the con-
cius on Of weeks visit III large house,
Lady Scott came down to her hostess with
arms extended, carrying a. huge number
Of towels Madam, look here y she
said Il thiuk it my duty to make y)u
aware Of the extravaganza Of your house
uails day after day, | h9ye locked up
usel-s towels that Lave peen pat in nine
land Sir William rooms yet they were
slways replaced. Look at a-l this linen,
naam towel upon towel, and during
MI this week one mas served US both. -
Lord E.!douS daughter told Mss Murray
that She and her mother had only one
bonnet between them and at the time
.ot euult mounting, she saw the piece Of
tap. which til, Lord Chancellor had nIn-
selt enclosed 20 AIe ughter, tel!lug her
IL measure carefully Tie length Of her
yetticUat, tlAt there might Ue Lo unueccs-
: sary waste n the houaziue.
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