The New York herald., 1870-02-20

more than twenty. and consequently several years
Tue JUNIOR OF nor husbands son by ms hrst
l<ru Adar. Lord Dunraven ~ one OF thc Eng
hshinen who between tac years lsi5 ami 1884,
Joined the Roman Catholic Church liB wife, the
stanea ProJe,tant. made her husbands llic mis-
cry W h'ln owing TO the perpetual raiinR sue gave
MN concerning ms new falth, anu Aisisted upon
bringing the children up In the most ultra school OF
uL.a Professionalism. The consequence has been
thai there have nothng but 1amil, blckerinas;
and even Lord Adar, the eldest son, cannot be got
To speak OIL his ratner's creed with common respect.
Thc iist Lady Dunraven died ABOUT three years ago,
and nor husDand, ater Roih9 tlTouRh decent tine
Of mourning, has taken unto hllnseif a young vie,
by whom nc win probably have numerous fanny.
ana thus dimiDlsi very mucn the noney tnat would
have been divided among the children by hls Hrr<
VILE. These are i've III numbcr-viA, LORD Adair
and four daughters.
Iambers, tJok place at The Catholic church III War
wick strcel, ON Thursday last and was nuincruusy
attended although not one OF hls family by his FIRST
wife was present. TDe ceremony was performed by
the honorable ana Rev. DR.. Talbot, VINO Is also q
convert from tho Anglican TO the Roman Cnurcn,
ana mas been Tor many years priest OF the latter
What an interesting book might be written re.
spectln9 the fearful contrasts se.ween wealth. ana
poverty that meet one AT every turn IN tins great
Babylon or bricks. l happened to 20 into q Sh0D
to-day at the West End. and observed small sable
and ornamented 10 the clasps &C., with the same
metal The shopwOnan told me 1t nad Deen made
Tor the Countess OF Percy, daughter-in-iaw OF the
Duke Of Northumbcrland and us price was eco, Or
5000 IN gold, and have no doubt the article was
worth 1t. An hour afterwards went with u medical
friend u visit a poor man. gentleman Dy Dirih and
education, who ~ dying IN miserable lodging from
mnammati0n Of the lungs. lie and ms wife ana
iour young children have lived Tor twenty weeks
upon Twelve pounds, nftn Of what the costly toy
han seen cost, and Thought themselves very fOrtu-
nate u: having 30 much " i've upon
very excellent lady, who years ago was wen
known 10 many Americans or rather 10 the lew VINO
used IN those Gays 10 visit London. Is just dead.
aude to the dowaeer Lady Eiphnstone, widow OF
the late Sir Robert Elphnstone. OF L0Rlc Elphm-
stone, IN AberCeenshlre, Scotland and mother or
the present baronet Sir James EiphinstOne, VINO IS
meniDef Tor Portsmouth. This venerable lady was
eighteen years older than the present century when
she died. she had been tile mother OF ten boys aud
seven girls, her eldest son, the present baronet,
Delng slxtynve years Old. she remembered per-
1ccty well the flight or the French mobiles and clergy
10 England during the reign OF terror ana mad chill
dren Ten years old wnen the battle OF Water
loo was lought For many years her house IN Scot
hand or London was regular place for Americans
To hnd'a welcome, but Of late she lived very re.
tired life She always TOOK great interest In Ameri
can matters aud remembered perfectly seeing the
most eminent men Of the great republic In London
and Pars even ~ long as sixty years ago.