, 1870-12-04

Tethd lfet 4 roap 1esdI sh6h1d ne mAae upo19
bef Offspring, ind. after turning it up aad
eo,ennly smacking it, took ii away 1fon 'ao
club" r,. -,
Tho Prince OF Wales has, for tho sseoad
garcon TO a noblenan whose srAudfa,heE's
house WEs "a xgreeabss 10 thu Last hoidaE ot
tie princes titlc IS that Of the praacut poa1
eeems to TO to tho pt7oce- Lord Londes-.
borough is the grandaon Of an Itishnan, VINO
Leean lifo rs simple Jack Burton, member OF
I "eocd family in the County of Meath,
I1cIsud. This gentleman had the lack. soad
or Ill, accordingly az people look At thirgs, to
w1n The heart Of 4 Mics Depiaon, dAughtsr OF
. nillionsi1o merchant, carrying on business
in nook called st. Mary axe, London.
fortune. Later, ho euceeodel 10 au Irish
baro.y, but far higher things were in store.
Al inc wien George the Eourth'a unpopu-
la1isy was At its beisht in England, ths govern-
ment OF tho day thought that visit to, Ire
lard might provoke "hoseaoHe disofslon IN
the Eli IA favor, in That coantry at all evsats.
No monarch Lad been the1u since the ti11a OF
Jsmca the Second, and tho royal Wait pro-
crced all the effect ds6ired. Among thosc
with whem tho King Wis brought into tnua-
munitation On niB OCCASION WAS tho foEnlsr
A5s e Dsn1son, ana no sGsepiea M a'tta.i1n ~ s
The 1unuIa ct tho procesaio6s which took
pl4cc on the ocoasion were highly favorable to
The Eostesaf power Of pleasing. From tl14t
tsue tho Nttchioness OF Con.ngh4Ei, as she
presently became, VAS prominent -oyal: Ia
votite, and exercised an Acknowledged intla-
Was appointed to high Placa at court, and
suuu aftsr found himseIf raised to an EuHiish
peeTese. Na.qrisate- The bulk Of Hiss
D1u:kou's i Erctt for1aco Wa. eettled on ;her
sectnd scn Lord Albert ConynSham, with tho
cotGition ct Lis Assuming the natoe OF Deni-
eun. He subsequently became peer under
tho title ct Lord Lontesbosougb, an3 :ll1s Is
the nohlen au who is now revelllug il the
Eusrcss which csC1e from IT, Mary Axe ana
enterts1n.ng priuces. T1ere IL rather oaEi-
uus eto,y. very generally credited br those
not given to crrdulity, IN references to an emf
NJ 1t rrel.:e and ladf Coarushau,.s el3es: son-
The bishop. when quite young. was
tutor, snd. Wlnle staying At some placs 10
S1it-eElsnd, his charge must needs fancy hing
SELF madl' il. love With the very attractive
daughter o. \ poor cure. The tutor
was in great cossterna,ion: the more be
reasoned With his pupil tho more determined
tint Touth became. At length in despsir he
sharp, short. and dectnivcs You must mar
~ her yourself !" and it may very well tc sup-
posed that an intimAtion Was added that such
a service would not be forgotten Now tho
tutor waa q young man OF c1iIaordiu1I! per-
soua1 advantage, bo:h in looks and m1nner
he forthwith commenced Lis emit, putting
f.rth Ill hlE poRc1a, and before long hsl had
entire 6ut the better of the amorou4 Earl.
They were married. FTun that time he stead
Us esceE6ed the 1ungs OF tho lAe1oF OF for
tuEo until ha reached one Of the greatest
rtizes Of the Church Ut England, iu days
when they wero great indeed It is eulJ right
to a6d that lie vas most amisble aud excel.
lent mar, and tLat tho marriage turned oui
remarkably we'll