, 1870-04-18

phant, who would any day hayo licked tho mad
OF the boots Of sny Noble, LoEb, or Lady who
could get him place, or gira him a-purse-
All sense OF se1i.reapect wss exdnct within
him. OF Cibber and 6af1Ee, be writes:
"Gbbsr (son OF CoIlsy) VIA drowned croas-
ing tho irish Channel, and Sayage ought to
haye been hanged, ind would have been, only
.hAt JuFtlce Page outraged m decency By his
charge tn tho jury, on his trial for the murder
OF Sinclair, and that Savage had hAlt~eister-
Miss E.ctt-uho saved him Old Vaudeville,
also, the author Of. tho Bees took eoFt Of
liking to ne, and often accompanied nc home.
He described Addison a. parson IN = tye wig,
but Ee WAS himself i Ely old susur, and though
ho afccted tho austezity Of philosopher, I
hare seen him sizzling mp D1utJ Lane, Ut
night, after tawdsy bit Of fnery and paint in
tlat modest neightothood-"
Here IS Lord Chesterfield, rsputed to be the
aaeat gentleman Of his time:
"We found him surrounded by all the appli-
anecs Of splendid and luxurious wealth Ills
house Was temple Of the arts. He was short,
with coarse features mud csdaverous COM
p1exiop, loug-yisaged and long~nscked: but 40
t:an.ed tl.at he g@se you tho notion Of gron.
adler cut down. There WEB an appearance Of
self-conceit about him 'that vas very sickeu-
ing: his eyea rhowed N immense depth Of
1i>sinria:ioD, sad his forehead VAS utterly
deficient IL any moral quality It was the
head aud body OF IN onran-outang, but III
oursn-outang Of great Hubuety.'
Co1ley Cibber, bo says, was proficient IN
every degree Of ecoundreIsm. lie "w1s All
old nar, upward Ct 10, who seemed = walking
demon, Ard was psouL to be eouaiaesed 10"
And thus the writer goes on painting this
FIXTURE of life IN London one hundred and
fifty rears ago. 1t is fearful panoram. IS he
unro!'a il, and get there il feeling Of relief
III thl tao1olt that his own alis2u.L1epy aud
venom have prejudcel hin kings and
PRINCES, politicians and poets, men OF letters
and women Of rank. are all blsckened alike,
and. il We mar believe hita, the whole London
Life Of That pe1iol Was nothing but Exut14alia
Of crime and l'sodisacr. lho oslly rsuet fsom
this inyectiyc il in lis narrative Of his life
aHorg tie eyps:es, which il highly romantic.
II net sensational and Into which Lo wease= a
ioyc cEibeGe which Houl1 not do HscsGJit to
any Of the modern brood Of iiaahy. bapod~and-
thrnac- nc1e li.ts. In itx inycc:ise, il is cer-
sai.is Something per in the htcrsE: world, and
carnot help Producing sccss:;,a. The bo5k
has lrtu printed frolu advarctl proof slleuts
by tho fr1n whose imprint ii hcar..
GHTH!'s Hf.~xAS< ASn n,RoIn.t, Trc.isle.ctl by
EfEFS E7;11lt1Stjntn. WIN tlIusfra:11ns sos-
tC1: !.rhcIts DfOthtss- Chicago: western
Ns"s @. 1s''-
Miss Frothinghaln lIaa already proved her
r.n,c;tx ~ t,n,s1at;n.+ f;erm,n noer.- hv he,
:,
excellent SeEzioa OF Le=alnSd "Aafaan, the
Wlse," Wbisb wsA one OF tho saest successful
t1susla,ions Of German into English, ever
made by I'll .smeEican ecsaular. LII tho ptesens
-,,,,,,,o shc ), q },.c, s,,ecaaafr1 Il, tuo f,1d
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degree. ~nc h@s not oEtJ In2oc AtesaI tsaHs-
Iatit,u sl,tl preserved the dramatic form. but
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tl1e n"s 2'se "f''e4 s'1ne 'eif r.loo'A nut
flowing heKauaeters. The pretty sceno WHARF
Hermann leads pnrothea home. which Ean1-
,.r ~, =.
s,ool, ;n.t, If hrr .t,,a ~ ,,.na,,t;n,,.
6 ~ tlcy ans {roTa thc,r sca,z- anJ over thu
! eo!n-is, lis descended,