The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-07-12
Dame Jennie (.
The Mysterious Actress OF st James.
REINsrATgp. TnE ENp.

,ale-the more SO. as the Young noblemau
who told it explained how it was the same
Youthful duchess. whose prosecutions by
Monsieur Delgarno and Lord Dunbarton,
had led to his own arrest and imprison-
ment bv those upprincipled men; and as
his majesty was well acquainted with the
result Of the matter. and had aided him
then he felt that he would now admins
ter Justice to the beautiful daughter of
b;s former rcsnected fr;end-,he denarted
Duke de- Bridrenorth
" Thou hat orovcn n noble and wise
and oencrons kn;cbt INV vonno friend
in the manner Of ,by conduct now; for
thou m,,st know if i grant tby request
and attend to Ills matter. that t viii de-.
nr;vo tboe If hin. nnclc's estates both in
France md nrland hut we perceive
that tbou earest not for these. and that
thy mind is set upon doing right; and
we'll cen see that all thy wishes are car
RCD out. But while thou hast been
TALKING to ourself there has been one
fact doyelopcd, Of which we were isuo-
rant beforehand tia. is. that this youth
full landlaly not only proves 10 be a titled
duchess by birth. but also the beautiful
and talented actress-alaaemoiscllo Nley-
ser-who. We have been told, has dc.
lighted the patrons of our royal theatre
the past season by her exquisite genius
Aswc have never Glanced 10 see the lady
ourseIf it will DO a rare treat to do so
now, when we cannot only look upon a
beautiful and yiirtuous wife and actress,
but can at the same time, SEQ, in her, the
daughter Of an old and loved friend, and
IN some measure repay her for the life she
has been forced to live by restoring to her
her rigbtful possessions, :" said the King.
The Duke dc Bridgenorth expressed
his gratitude for this kind interest of his
monarch in fitting terms; but no was in
tcrrup,ed by the king, who again spoke,
saving:
!. Fla thee IL this ocol landlords
house: and bid him and bis wifc-who
will now soon receive her true litle-lo
rctbrn with tbeo TO our royal presence T:
for va vould GLADDEN. our ewes with sight
Of ,he foir couutenance Of tho youthful
duchess." and tho youthful noble had
;m,nediately denartci to do the kings
bidding. md later. George Whitaker ann
b;s'v;fe Jennie wore with him in tho
n,os.ncc of Tho k,no
Tho monarch received them with the
utmost kindnass. and Immediately per.
co;yed strong resemblance in tbe Iady
IN ber denarted farther: and when lLley
lad fnallv dcnarled after n very salts.
factory and pleasing visit he set about
making tbc necessary stems for The ladv's
return II hcr natr;mon;aI estates
Afer tbat Wait to King James every.
,h;na moved on with ouiekness and req.
,l,ri, !. and at tbc c,n;ration Of n MONTH,
time tbc landlady Of Tho Bears Head Inn
had dronned nat SYNONYM entirely 10.
ao,hsr ,rith ber residence IN that hos,elrie
and with Ter worthy husband and house.
LoldMN;c,l and Niorccry-token nm her
,bnJo IN the elegant mansion Which had
holon, n her father ;nst outside Tho
c;ts Il G,ondon There had becn little
al. .hont ,ls m,,tcr Eycrvtl;ng ind
baon ,rrsnaed on;e,lv and tLc vouno
nnto d. Rr;d aenort,, had after the Anal
.onolusion If tho business denortcd to
h;s own estates i;nber;ied from lis father,
sna wh;ch l,v IN Tho southern nrov;ncc n
Tr.ncs 49, ,N, 80 -
Bnt now two moro months Ind rnssed
,u,v. and tho honsohold Of tho Ducbes,
do Br;dnonorib Tor lhc lo1v lind been
forced n toke m her title. toycther with
har n,tr;monv wern bec;nn,no 10 HI
.i.-msd Co. ,hs boa,,h If tbo lnshand-
Gsorce Wb;tater-or ihc {" Duke d,
Rr;dso,o,,h . Sor t,o limo Ind bcs,owci
~. ,,rt n,or ,ha nnhIe. bc,r,cd inn
taenor NJ ths lima ho denaricd from hi
i;ule Inn
Nov tbe d;soosc which had bceu rrev
;nai unon The man bcran to make L
nr MS mora sens;bly felt. and III
r a.;,nson ansh If liz cLcsl ibe unnatura
s.;ll;an.u If his srs and tho hollow
ro.b;nr sou,b toliI That Gcorce WLi,a
~. e. w. lovs u ali him 90 ,nstcn,
~ 4, 49, mana " ,as mt ,on, IN 70
49, - NV aiaa.nt ,hod. n a6;ch h;
...,s ~ '"e ii liz.