, 1869-06-20
pROFLIGACY IN HIGH LHR.


and his HTs&hexs-The Prince Of
WAlea~
London tJasss ~ ea1.1ponaA'os g, ~ ;st" fors
When the Marquis Of asAttuF1 dled Jesr or 70
oWp e1naragance and folly h1d brought upon
him, could not help Writing to Joa inst the chief
question Of tntereat WA who Woold % nc n91t
Ioft to shame and 70 m unttnleay death, were
q1ite capable Of doing the laHe turn for any othe1
heedles possessor Of d title and fortune who hap
ample of Lord Hagtings, who learua nyshlng from
tho experience Of othe13, OF even nom his o*u
IT, .d az Macb a W. HnSs fowes Ssaoa
encountertng hts fate- At this moment knoE Of
several, born to noble names and great wealth, but
iookins, eisl-spofen, qu1e; man, named Psdw,ek.
could teu TOT CREST deal Of curious Information
And Wno il III: Padutck7 Hes = MN of whom
moro than one owner Of N ancestral mansion
goes in d1exd. Anxious mothers turn pale II the
Sound Of Ii. n.Ene- TAX Of the po.eE q great
statesman! Why, Ut This velJ ume MI. Gladstone
Is u7ing 10 save son1e fragment from the general
wreck Ii which the Adltrs Of = son Of IN oi1 and
astsehes1 friend are Gast, and nnds hlmssn IN eon, .,
mstesu as ihe sspidef."
Can VI, Gladstone walt into Peers house
Inc s sIae 9ei Is as W sae put no
his bedroom, and send him forth INTO the worlf
paupe1: 4 majority oi III u The House Of CON-
Of furniture IN the poorest hut 10 be found In the
land. In this respect he q IN Insignificant man
b. he 7tas ., " T. r. o1s S,nFsn otg
sse homes of theiF iorct.taers, and sessea htaiss
o9sr Lord M usstsnss Then Il dreadsd messeagr1s
make thetr appearance It the regA seat OF Clu1-
oer. snd simultaneously 4 noble mansion y. =
oxu hoaxe, and the bearer Of = naEae bot M
known 70 Americans becomes beeHar and n
a;sss a., saaa 81 NJ
her that hss father accompanied tho Prince Of
walk. IN his tour through the United States soue
Il iii ;he noaa em!nens men of the daJ. The pres
| eut Dufe has been the friend Of GaMbier2 tocR5s,
"plungefs " and Of those dtsreputahie beings Ten
radne. The mihtT held sese1A Important public
on,eea eAttJ II nfes and W. astetrHsd Colonial
btstnn w4s TO drtfc I f0ueE1-h1ud down 70 the
paaIona be TOOK .iih hin. he cared nothing for
1ansts rnn.pP5 1a;as.I r. Vas sses
the elder besEar; after having shsmefn1y tts4i-
pated nu pxsrfmony and msde AwaJ win nj The
| xas bu, thc Other daJ tasi lne two younger sons
Lord Albert Clinton and Lord Arthur Pelham cIln-
ton, wefe obliged 70 sue tor an ADJUDICATION n
b.annpscr-oot nnt'l eotn Q. them had spent @
| owed rear f4o,0oO and the other neariJ - much
r. os5s4 Masn 70 g ss9
Clinton ordering choicn dinner, s neat iog.cart
nandtn2 for hun at the deer. He hsa not paid =
penny 10 hi1 cTedttoSs but be seeH1s to set along
g ven Without moneI that II would be Iu1ost !
II Tne + .xo - ciInsons wers bound to CONE to
Tina But the fl1snds o. the family. stil hoped
snat the elder 500 would respect the naI1e he
= hs nnsS S dosP hs1o1
Al eminent nzsa1 commander, obtained the Earl
dom Of lincoln nou Quhen Elizat,s:a." Tho
made heavy be,s, and lost, naht yc=ars sgo he
recruited nts finances considerably BY marrying
into the Hope 1aml1y-ons Of uhose houses over
nc 1unior A,henxun Cub The dover VA
liberal. and the presents lnazntocent- But Sill
the Duke continued to back his own horses and
sums Of money. But be WIS In the position ol
his bzplhes--fostune had given him dis
IN ses % 5 81, 1su1 nsiSs !as naa ees
"breatdovnz" Al theatres and moatc-hslls, anf
Lord Albert Was spending t'tollJ eveuin9s" a
going with his eyes open into the tolls Of the hac
Pics ct tho TUT lort Arthur did not better ht
fortunes BY IN inprudent marriage. But stlu HI
|. brother. 49,.
When a man nss lost f1o,ooa, let Us SAT. an
must pay II n two OF thsee taJs, and haa no mons
To par 1t with what can he do but 60 to shns ser
ob1ging man, Mt. Padrtck7 II Nj. Padwtek ca
be 70 accou1modaiing = 70 advance that clio 0t
sueh III thInss % sis ot doss u iead.aip W ese1y IL;
nor IL II every nan who knoEs whel
to put his hand on $4,000 AZ sny nj
: ! msnt It may be wanted Mr.. Falwick Is Mwa1
! | rt2dy to produce this or any other sam on unl1
pcaeh2b1e security md at high fate Of lntefe1
Presently the hHls which he receives from b
T | .sftcs" f4l due. They 4zn reno we'd, ~ matt
) of cousse-thet Ia tha eimPle9t way Of deallr
8 With them. Thu HoeA u Tor 4 tne, md tht
! countA Rreat S1ash. Nj. PzdWick saJa that Il
, Duke JI Newcastle owes him f9d, ,010. How nut
j. money the Duke actually received NO DO n
! ret Know. Nj. Glslatont 3 . trustee tn the Ne
= castle eat1tea: ne u trying to atep between !
= Duke and bis puIzuera The Hope family Wish
J; saTe the uacheS1 toHrM r3rryo - M re noas o'
Il Sae 1-'ndet. aod n-&ntime take The liberty
b asktnK who comes ne1t7 The Duke Of Sencas
o | VIII caTe successor In Padn1ck1 ltst "a sura
= the Aarguia Of Hastings Ind. hst family v
l. Peshsps the most unpleasant sumor c,uoect
e With the tal1 Of tne Duke OF Newcastle Is Ii
b | which has been somewhat audac1o1sly m1
+ | pubic By respectable morning Newspaper.
d mentions the two facts that the Prince OF Wa
d has taken great house near Ascot for the "a
z week, and that the Sheriff. are IN possession
9 the 9ufes manslonA It u then iallnnased Ia
2 ne Pstnce y one o. the 2etsons Who Srer 4
d whether they operate 1t Tatteraaus or II t
r other famous centre OF speculation further e1
cou.e 10 gs.ef, EhlIa the guides, philosophers
n tHends grow rich" Whether the charge th
b | implied be well founded Or not Il more than C.
! 11y, but 1t Will lot tend to make our !nteillNe
:. | Pt1pca more respected than he ~as belorr 1t
/ no Rrest Secret that wh,n ~ mAEeA bets aud los
= he lerer pa5s-but Princes atr privileged u Ms
It ! rules for themselves