, 1870-03-13
LONDON.
The Scandal In the Regal Family.
The Prince Of Wales and His
Companions
The Press and the Mordaunt Case.
tYHon OUR own co1N1groHpxNrl

ou WIN &2t AofQ4uut dlNotG6 Ga9o hA& l1a& l
zen known. And have often referred to Il 1t
n f1se from tosndal Looking dosn tna OF
rnn'Exte preuecessors, soe haa soaght
'ss tho tongue Of elaodef, IN reaching
Ct Atd hers, shau be du1h- TniR'
Al the favnsite theme. Al the Q7ser, !
ae has been less compImensed a:d printed ,nEc
4 the notter. So with her dead hasoaId-
Ttrce Albert d!d not affect Exeter Ra'i. ner
ire AWAY trncta, but nis mind uas conslant'E
ent upon worthy obttcss Of pursust; And p.tltD-
hfoty, tctence, and Literature aere by turns IN
Il hough'A 10 bontht TO prinE his eldea. lou
11o tue ehue COURSE. Pernsps ne was too s'rct.
'hefe u not unsedon want Of p!a7fulneas in
hofe German phl!osophers, aud An inck2ac;.y for
na1irg the conndelce Of tho Jouuz. Pnrce
AlbeIt ptobao!J never titsed = pretty Rtfl. or
iAnk Etpgie extra glass Of w1ne tn bis life; and
he carter Of the university undergraduates VA
imply mystery to her. It WAS The acme Of
oily. At Oxford tho young Prince vAs placed IN
ateful hfndh And those VINO saw most. wete
TO tA5, There WIZ no harm IN h!n. |
10 wAs oct very bright, but his disposition WA
1ot oAd-n HIS father was tonethlpg OF = steru |
nan and Kept a tight rein on thr son. The death |
u tie Pr1nce CouEort w1g 1rreplabte In many |
wnJs, In tns matter ul the trninlt OF the hee to
tho lhIore Eo,e than any. Eserrpody knows I
how e1tIaysgant tho Qoecn was 10 her sorrow. |
She nrooaed ever It until ane reached
the verge OF defpAlr. This axaln vAs u3ios-
tuoata for the soua. However s,nctie ther sdtc
ton Tor their father, such An absorption OF feel
ing was Incompatible to them, aId tne home
,1ruerce WA not favorable 10 the Natural dcvel-
ormeut OF tneif varying qualities.
HOW PRlhC1 Ia faIKD.
The fact it,-As CIVILIZATION ploHfesees, the
no1e doesll appcar,-shastnep po,lttoo OF K,ngs and
Qoeers Ia . ioroed one, and taas 1t IL alnoas In.
possible, IN modern tInea, fcr members Of roJA
family to uye quiet and uAeful lives. Tue inxtitu-
ton ui royalty Il false to human nature. Look
ior a moment Rt the temptations which have
teset tho Prince Of Wslex- From his cradle he
nss been rendered conscous that hls los u dl6er.
ert from the lot Of other people. Scs1ce1y at
school 10 he to be told tho Truth. leaving
tone and coming Into the woriu, nas,esy met
hin, and everywhere women cooried his Auiles,
ard paths which TO others Te1o lmpAsaAble
opened vida 10 him. he can do noting. Time
hauGs on hIs hepds, unleas he ktlls It by p1rcgng
httraeH into plea6ure. Read his lt.teIa 10 Lady
Aordsunt, and see how the story IS Ill OF mere
sports and gaJetJ: I'VE kiCed ever = thousand
head On Tueidsy, sId Killed forty woodcocks TO-
day" an here un savcon, and Va have nad
very Rood shooting" II shot four ltaga: !:
my to;Al WAS twenty. one" "Oa the 26ln I shall
shoot with General Hsn a. Newmarket; the lo,-
loving week d: Kt oNSle., aud then as Windsor nod
Saudriughnu oefo;e We 70 abroad" " LORD Derry
has Kindly asked ne TO snoo: with HIN at Buck
eLhsm on the on Of next month" II hops yoa
have had some hunting, although the Rrouad is
70 haTd that III come parts OF the country 1t ID
quite stopped" Tomorrow A1d Saturday l
saal be hunting In Noltpgham.hhe; hut If you arc
tuli In town, may l come 10 aes soa about .
on Sunday Afternoon" This u the burden Of
rcarly all the ,ettets,-prcpa1pg the reader tos
the oLe which runs:
,'My DEAa LADY MoKpAcsr: am sure you will
! be c,ad 70 hear that the Pm cess WA8 sa!ey de
nysred OF a little girl this motnlug, aud tnnE both
\ aIe doug 1elI hrps jog via come 70 Tue -
HAld AID St. Jamet' Hall this week. There would
| ! sos acre, he Io taf1t Of 5CuE remaining II,
! Sattrd:y Ia towp. shall llke TO see you again
! II q 11lLcs have strong literary tastes: II ne II
poor, he rpsy get beet in tho proper direction, bu
| Il air tan thu: PrEce OF Waes Tho Is q con.
uonp3ace youth Of ordtcaEJ passions. has = goot
1 many more devils to ngat than IN ordinary per
| -oLsge.
This Mozdaunt u1al naE been hanging over III
heads uf the royal fauIy 10, months, and AL o
them have dreaded It Sir Cbarlee. the husband
nusr have felt all the lawful anger OF Au inlure
husband, Or he could cot have wtthstood the pres
cure tut upon HIN to Withdraw t. d
1ould have conferred lasting obligation on th
Queen had he doue 10, but ha position woul
have been tntolerahle. Tae unhappy wife hi
niIR.ed the Dane Of the Price with the lame
u two oihers, aud he could make no separation
though the ca4es were certainly not the taua
No one. who IL uot . snob at heart, and wh
would no: ~ rri2ces By a Law Of their oWu, c.
tlame 6lr CHARLES.
TIE PRNcEts FA1KxDs
II man ID to be Judged BY tho company
feept, the Prince Of Wales would come rath
bsdly OF He does not, Of coarse, endure sue
corpaIy ~ the FalsssGs and Pistols Of the tim
but be u IN qneer set. The men Involved In tt
) Aordannt buslress arc OF rue sort he caltiva.e
They have o Intellectual distinction. 1t they ,
. apI hing which makes 4 noise, It Il driving
= | coach, or winning = heavy bet at horso race
4 = large Gun At cA<dA do not say they slc .
tor1oukly bad, but Iudtc.ous parents would bs CO
! ceSneo II their sona we1e very much In such co
| r2ny. FrIce Albert would not have endured tn
society, acd would have pitled the people "
uled It After this exposure, the world "
| wa:ch the Prince more narrowly. He vii
10 wanting tteth morey one Of these daJs and :
ii people Will sick at 1t, WITH bis tastea the socl
oftureror people Would be dul!: but Rhal
a turprtteo II he does 1ot &c. a lecture about
"A present a1kocla'ea from the press, II be Is
couttelled to seek for better, and not worse, CO
rany than hlmtelf. Mean snlle, let me again
e, mind Teadtt1 tnat the arom2l- ua post
s as Of Price In q constitutional monars
A. Ia especially snssefable for the character Of
Ut frecdfnipt. A Prince must not oetray anytA
It moro than cus!oa!ty In politics. On the TOT
/
Eser1hedy else may be a politician, he can
deliver speech On : theme In which poll
cnief. Prince Albert made the mistake OF o
tsy.ng something about the British Conssitut
Ard be WIS unfoIRtven till death hAd carried
cut Of reach From tne period Of that error
Pr1I ce devoted ht1 Ae1 10 great exhibitions,
ysun' Homer, Horticultural Ga1depA lani the .
The Fame Jealousy, very Hhe.esome one, e,--vl
iotbIds the exciting contests OF political partte
DFtFNa ~ kE17HA AfHBA tAz n fF1o Ndh
He would tnfur!ate people were he observed
oouraslrg the society Of pereons With atrorg
Encuve views IN public a6air1- II be dlnta '
Earl Derby one week, he must fesst With
Gladstone the next he may Attend q great
bate, bot only A. llatener, Ike LADY Blanch
the gallery. We're he 70 enter Roman Catr
Cathedral to hear aome noblo muE!e, the Y
would ny rcurd the land he had become IA
Even amoIKst the Clergy Of nia o1u church
must abstain from 1rsqueu.i1G the service
High, Law, OF B1oa1. In unequal proportion.
tho often In the Roc'ety OF Wig or Tory Peer
Is credited with personal 1ea1inEs 70 ona aid
other. BE ie, 70 to speas, thrown back on pe
who arc without distinctive Views and to n
pleasure II 4 science, Thus the Prince Of "
lo1oicdeu, ard necessarily 90, thesSveuues 10 y
The statesman = fame Is Won. and, caring not
for fctentthc iIqn,t4es, beckons 10 men who
hunt, shoot, PLAY, snd test with him, all withi
toAs AoA sA0 A-S@se""
1HK PRINCES or "ALE8.
The Princess OF Wales u u much pieed
Queen. for, justly OF upJust1y, the worst cous
sion IL pus upon the dolrgs Of her ousoaS k.B
" doea sne keep 70 the ttont- Tn>Fwo 20 .
where. They hell great dinner party TN
DAY the lsdyr I AID was telling - tEH
." "to2etae III COX ~ "e snea ~ ~ y
gong 70 nolo Nsee. Laas "eek ene1
stating 10 Aegenu' PatE. sne does Eot
alcne, BY tho ways but, Sopposted oy mel
either aide, RlideS down The "t1nH "