, 1869-01-19

denoffDto vieAl, will hardlJ: fea}ikt The
bSuc he cut Npeu he cana over TO London
oEee d tie 9uisr Of the Prus.tau Nn9.: Many
j. cheek euAhed whoa The eAse pl4yed the i
coprt!ef- and had 10 consult the royal
pleasure as.onl his cngnremrnts with Eng
!lsh tcient &c men, aa u laequey a1ks leave
to 20 ONT.
A1sa Aarttnesu Il able, by her experience Ia
her Amst'can rlslt, 70 consistently condemn
FnlhcT Mathew for his efleuce on the quea.
tlon ol slavery Whsu appealed to during blu
tour. Hcen hc returned TO Ireland, te found
Ms enterprise utterly sunk. To work moral
,sEeae1sus HIss FiS tn onr dsy. we m9st stse men
whlskey-knowl.dge and intellectual and
moral Freedom.
Lady Dyrou .eeased the f1rst propoes1 made
10 her hy The poet. he 'ather ought nsrcr,to
have pc m!tttd the marriage. "At tho al.
t4f.T writes hlAs AaFt!ueau-who wts her
wss s.cridee bus beturo sunset Of that
winter DAP tne kreW II, II = Judgment may he
formed from her face and 4itttude Of despair
when ehe aliEhted from The ca1riaec on the ~
terIoGn Of her u1ssrlaec day. II was not the
traces ot s4Ars II hlch won the sympathy Of
dhe oid butter Who stood At the opeo door.
The bridegroom jumped out Of tbe carriage
and walked away. The bride atichted
aud caue rp !be steps alouc, with
q countenance and frtne AEON ED aud
lktfehs with evEdsut horror and des: al.
Iha old Eervan: louNed 10 oder his arm TO
he Young, lon:ly creature, as An aisurarce
Of SYMPATHY sud protectlon.r whea Ahc
lett her hus bsrd, The eass Tas submitted II
~ anonymous form 70 Dr. LushiuRton and
slt ean nel RoLl1iY, and The unnesttating de-
cltlon Of those two great lawyers and good
mrn "As that the Wue-whoeTtr she might
bt-nust meier sec her husband asata.
"hen they kcew wnose c.sc It Was. they did
y WfFfk fHhr++ II Aun* a.
claytd that they would reEer aid or copntn-
nance Lady Bston'a rrsuru to her husband.
Since Lorn Byson'f death, no oae did moro
good IL England Than that excellent lady,
and she was nor1ued from end t., eud OF the
III Kdom. sne died IN 1869.
OF Mrs. .Olir, Miss Milford. Charlotte
Wordsworth, Dc quincy md La1dor, Mi
Aat'fneaa has much to tell tha, is pleasantly
raw. She whs acquainted With them al. aud
sketches then win livicg power Amelia
opif, xhot trum Pc. o. fashionable ssetety,
became .uddeulF Quaker and to + ia
EIai siiks I'D muslin hlss Milford. x:so.
Fhieh all went, and many thousands after
WARDS, ln tbs frivolous eItFtvagancte OF hcE
father Charlotte Broute, In her ssclnsien-
"in those drsary Wilds Ehere she wss no,
ettong enough 10 roam over the hills
Ia thst fe1reat vhesc her studtous
father rarely b oke the silence, xnd there VA,
no one else to do l-In that h<Iorn honse
planted On Il clay Of the churchyara. whers
thc graves Of her listers were before hts ain
dow !" Rogers eeFrrated Hterury break
lasts, hls caus'lcity and his benerolence
tfoker't ma 'tEnsncT; Mrs. Nord1Torth at
Ling with her sged husband speuolne th4 long
Winter evenings 10 grtet and tears oEcz thetr
drAd ehi1dFeu. or HnrdaTorth ''in the middle
81 hedge. cutting switches for halfA xea
child sn who we're pul.t7z at biz cloak, Of
euce upon De Quiocy's moral nature Of hi.
terrible habit; MAcaulaY's want Of accu.rY
and Of hcarti and the strange contradiction.
OF Tie parado1cal Laudur-of these my tim.
apd yaur columns forttd' further ueuuo4
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