The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18
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The Queens Return to Public Iifo-Thc Lord
Great Cha,nberinin's Mistress In Ceurt-The
Mystery Of the Missing Cierxyman-.John
Bright Ireland-The Times In Despair
The Danger and Weakness or England-The
Fcnians-ticOrGe Francis Train-Amusement
Gaessip-tireat Orange VI sctinG at DWblin.
LONDON, Feb. s, 1868.
Al the fashionable season approaches the world Of
London begsns to move hundreds Of people coming
back TO town. arsocrsc equipages throng the streets
Of tho Vest End and hs retail establish.
ments revivss has at length been officially announced
that the Queen will hold court In person BucKing
ham Palace and will DO present three drawing rooms
during the season. OF princesses being ready to
take her MaIseys place should fatigue ndsposition
obligs her 70 retire. In America & 10 difficult 10
form conception of the sensation which thh
in fashionable circles and the activity
which u generates In all classes OF business. The
Fepans and the Reform bin have length drawn the
Queen from her retirement, and everybody from the
sopieetoners to the theatrical Managers will profit BY
the appearance OF her Majesty 10 public A.
the HERALD predicted the Queen has proved herself the
most popular cf authors, both OF recent works SELL
ing better than those Of Dickens and both have
strengthened her hold upon The affections Of the nassss
what with loyalty, curiosity, admiration, sympathy and
the reaction from the John scandals her MAI
tvs reception will be mos. enthusiastic psrasl 10 at
tho bottom Of this clover stroke Of uonarchical policy
But snguiary enough, the vsvy period Of the Queen
return 70 public life has been chosen BY OF the
hereditary Lord grsas ChambsrAns az England, whose
daty !; . 70 usher psf.onS 70 tas presence Of the
Sovereign, for the p,ocNss Of most ~
variable scandal. TIE whsis csse came out
10 court last sssurssy, before the Lord
Chisf Justice, Who was 50 lndgnan, al the part which
the Lord Great Cham bersis played in the affair that he
fairly busd the lawyer into taking The matter ous Of
ecuss and settling !, BY sroitraNos. Il appears from
the evidence that about i~snty years ago Lord WILL
iosshsy DErssby, then ysuns man ana mot Jet come
into his uts met and ssducsd che Countess DAeyrsc,
me wife II captain in the Frssch navy, The captain
obtained divorce, and wilousaby sad The lady lived
together 90 the Con,nssi md 10 London, ant nssey
settled down ssa wife al 0sss Lodge. Twck en-
ham. wi,iosshby bad $1,000 year from hs fasher.
and the form shst the nouse brought her
plato FROM Paris ana decorated the apartments hand
somsy. Wno,Ebby was ~ sod The Countess nursed
him. she was visited BY members OF biz family, and
was generally updststood sha, he vzs 70 marry hes
tsr. whs was always cslsd hus wulougbby, and who
IL very respsotssly married Thus matters vent on
for seyesssea years, and all merry the nar
rags bells had actually Dsep runG over the couple.
But Satan catered this Ivoksnhsm paradise. not 10
The form OF serpent bu, IN Abe form Of maid servant
wi,ougbby got into 40 Intrigue with this sr and tbs
Countess very naturally osjeessd 4 coensss ensus q
70 Paris IL 1884 to look after her daughter who vas q
schos! there. Woughby CAME into possession Of the
utls aad rcat roll u from S7O 900 y $40 900 YEA
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