The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-22
ENGLAND.

The CnrringtoY-MaYTay Mass-~Noble OF.
scourings On the Rampape-,A Free Fight
Among Dulxes and Buffers, Lords and
Loufers--The Articles 'eur Hereditary
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bricks OF che Bril-
fish Feerage.
LoNDoN, July 10, 1859.
The great Carrirgton-NnTay analr-onc phase OF
which has already been laid befofe the readers OF the
HERALD-has monopolizod pubic atteauon In Lon
don during the past week and almost made people
forget that 'our hereditary legisatorsn are ct the
present moment engaged in an attempt TO defeat the
viii OF the people mportanC public measure
aud to draw down upon themselves, iu tbeir "unwis-
DOM a conflict, IN the course OF which they are
likely to inject with accidents not plea SAINT to think
off, few nights ago. it will be remembered,
certain Grenyile Murray, who claims TO be and is
roative OF the Duke OF Buckingham, was 1guratiyely
horsewhIpped on the steps OF the Conservative Club
by receiving blow over the beaver from thick
stick carried In the hand OF LORD Darlington, OF the
Guards, aud OF the House OF Lords young peer Of
the realm ana driver OF the Windsor stage coach.
me occasion Of the attack OF the gallant guardsman
on Grenve Murrays hat was an article that ap-
pearod In paper called the Qnee's Messenger, I'M
der the head Of "our Hereditary legislators aud
which there was good reason to believe came from
the pen OF Grenvile Murray. The offensive article
was said to have referred 20 the late Lord CARING
ton father OF the present Lord, aud recently de.
ceased although II was sketch under the fancy
name OF SOB CoachingtoB, Lord J1rvey.r as IL
mas now be historical may he oil interest To
American readers, and so here II Il az erteaS0:-
ORR HEREDITARY LRGIsLAToEs--No. XfV.-DoB COAoH.
iNGToS, LORD 5AEvEy
Lately there lived country gentlemen who believed
that tRe most honorable part OF hls pers0n made
Of crockery ware. Firmly impressed with ts strange
tdea he psgsteuty refused during The whole OF bs
ovenLfui lie, 10 whenever u possible by tx.
ercse 10 lie down He suspended
himself nueci upon rare occasons ~ eutieu CHAIR Oh DIS
contrivance but he did az IN fear a.i trembling HI
any practical joker played him cruel trick as 70 WIN
draw when he abJnt 70 L!c lacc thoro, ne
would probably have died OF fright. lie adopted oven
rccurnbent posture with many preeantionai and whcu
he had retired for the night was Hccnatoincl 20
gineefly down his tt0macn ~ Ordet tnal the
lower portion Of his body might be uppefniCs lie tLhn
trusted thni " hy covered, might eacepe crack on dam
When he walked abroad lac could never near tho sound
OF approaching footsteps from behind without emotion lest
the newcomer Of his ffsgy, should iict upon
IN horrible dread OF provoking the enmy any vulgar per-
who might detormin0 TO themselves 10 accord
with practice which he had asccaiDcJ from such
fragments OF Their dhcOne be had CHANGED oGerhcaf
but too familiar 10 ther class Fnsand. II quito
unnecessary 10 ada that he Of lieutenant and
magistrate OF an important couutg, with tho power OF
appointing other magistrates after his that
be was colonel and Fellow Of the Ro Society, and my
Thing and ,crything else which lie pleased 20 be.
The man WAS indeed h9ruloas lunsc whose name was
nevor mentioned without reference lis Imaginable
Authorization. physical constitution, originally unsound
and dull wits had during several generations, been Oveed
md Over mtfsted M they had cracked In AL directions