, 1869-05-20

kH-A.,. hdy Of utle, uut pocf Tns
Aifaa&ements had proceeded Do faf th&t the we'd
oln1 Gay Fas nxed and II Ia kaid souae debts OF
neatfeiataVe careleas- living nTnohlena1-xefop psld
oy NE Intending bridegroom But one morning,
IN taxing np tho Morning Pose, NJ Chaplin read
~ soe aaofonaeis news paragraph to tho effect
taas On 10 pfoEious day the Marquis Of Hasttngs
cnApnn} was waiting TO clasp 10 his heart, and
thst pono OF the ladys friends were present, Ii
VA, In fae4 N elopemeat- -shabhlIy and scaadAl-
ously carried out by the Ma3puis and the
nht The world Wna amazed. for Nr.
Chaplin and he Marquis Of Hastings were ntendx,
and were considered nrHls only On the turf. sone
pited NJ Chaplin: sone cons1stntateo him: bat
tnfnx fhe majority. cut Jokes nbont him. He was
n4gItfod " the blow, but ho did not usIl out the
MNqoA He continued on the turf, vprkink
aSatnsS hEa In every direction, and u he cyet had
any revengeful hopea SAW them sccompslshed tn
the otter ruin OF hts enemy-hLs loss Of estate and
his eaf1J Death. Il WIS then Nj. Chaplin dttesza-
med On selling hA rsee-toues. and cult
nn8 . career which had ben mil
1oEnly k1oeessfui with HIN but which q e5nuantIy
dangerous. His exceptional wealth made 1t N
exsJ matter to reach Fa1iaa ea,; and now he n
lie tnFy OF every new members md raore tbsn
ever sought after By matrimonial sehemcu Tha
Soons WIDOW alone, but he Is ssid to tstcxt the
~ 0NA AAAAAAASt A4A e&lE 4VV4 u E1tGQ0fQ
!! A!2n1 degree 70 hex sex He Is naturally delighted
By bis success In the House OF Commons, though
ne must b a much Al loes a. his fE.enda to ua-
defHtand how the nueut delivery Of one speech
conld shoF him TO be real Adittion 70 the intel
lectuA and moral worth and strength Of Pazila-
meut"
WILL He Marcy HKR.
Captain v b seeking droecc from his vito,
who went o1 rome time back with the Marquis OF
f0fy$ Tr-al lAn-n -.-tE-1 l.. Rn1HL
evidence for the defence. Meanwhile, people arc
Aktng whether the Marquis intends to mar7J her
when the divorce is granted. He Is rome years
her lonior, and IS splendid looking younx fellow.
she Is woman Of u1nthle, The stories told OF her
be tue. When her husband cane upon her at
Path he promised her she would retu.n to Eng
land and 1--we By he.scu she should have two Of the
children. "As to the eaildrrn,' shc Is said to
have replied, II only cass much for the youngest,
aud she Is not yours =:
FASHIONABLE cotsrrxrs IND HAkaARac DISPLAYS,
said good deal Ia my last about open pat
rons and pasrpnesses- Since then there has been
M amusing attack upon the lAncr costumes de-
creed to te Necessary for the more expensive parts
OF the house The gentleman, It u said must
wear boots which arc not even showcs-pEoof, and
IN which be cannot walk for fEc minutes without
Inconvenience "ue must put on q coat, waist
Coat, and trousers Of nttcu1nus make and mate
rial, In which he cannot possibly appear In the
daytime, except In = provincial town OF Rasata
He must wear white Grant, which never looks
quite eTeditaois Afles It h2a been once used; ;
gloves which are Destroyed BY the mere process Of
pI1ttng on and Oh. and \ hat which would R1ye in-
tense delight TO- the street boys n his uelghbor-
hood il be ventp1ed 10 20 forth into the Fun or the
FAu with IL Al for the pAraphefpAlls Of ladies'
upon such occasion, no earthly pen but thst OF the
Countess AsteEisk who writes descriptions Of the