The New York herald., 1871-12-18

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pA' had '1' PAM
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Es 70 ere Sr s wIoss back
held The the Countess
away :'Gnss TSs 'as' Earn
head was the color Of . Maltese orange.
We can now turn TO his father, the Earl OF
FlOwlsmere, who
O. the vea.nsss In The three KINGDOMS H:
asics in the %eropcsno 70 Mention hall he
sas Sa he pass
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night tho Earl was receiving equivalent a
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sbsyancs while two og perhaps three lived and
died and then long after The clever od man was N his
ssa person be had never seem and whom ho could only
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the land was locked for those nlneiyniae from
on anything but Shas %
The lcases Ono term for instance been that shop.
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No than
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Of business of moderaic houses into fact.
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the so how IN iac the ienaney Of this was
10 dminish certain proportion every england
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Significant and touching, though not Of particular
'' " THE HE nUaAS FEEDING BOTTLE,
wet hgn{
| sages from diary OF Lady Fiowlsmere, of which
| we can only afford space for onc:-
HOW RADlCALIsM GOT INTO HIS BLOOD.
srossA castle !ha Other with Esr sSd
bent. who nfde Chartist the plague Of the town.
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little Alfred and sen. FOR Mr. Belsw immedately ne
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ng disgrace t1 US TO- have their brand on seton Of our
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s:ss he = no: f;y With y the e. h yin get TO
horror a' Of exsremsts ''''' w "'' '"s O'n0'
The Countess was unqucssionably prig (whigN
Young Bantam progressed in years sufrcentlv to
learn his letters and this brings before the story
Of his elder brother, Lord Bantam, which IS inat
perhaps to the same extent but ieariHiy IL the the
same direction. We see how he goes from WintOn
and how the ready napes that thrive on the weaR
ness OF the rich, loose young men there fasten on
him.
THE FIRST LORD BANTAM.
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Ss% spicy with he prime mnser wso
Ssis dubious with eno,
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billy and wealth s0s" 20 % IN the
70 corrupt the hopes Of coming generations. !,
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her He was Infatuated with her almost idocy She
,hTsa.snsd % "a e,eose % him to the . earl wa. backed
night IN Saie Of alternate Tsnns.s maudinsn and
H from he shrine proisSsa welded dsira% and
5 Doe. any one wSeiGsr be true that thing 50
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so, Not J. s Oh n
LORD and md r Sr him ss hs
Of f. SGs a. %4s
earldom and several hundred thousands u year.
THE NRw LORD BANTAM.
On. hero was now Lord Bantam, and the Earl
educated al home by tutors, ana taught some
thing OF the value OF ideas Vs. words. on
wncn pons e - author % to read
becomesan author after the mode proper to nedg.
ling lords one Of his tutors Is q kind-hearted.
insttIs into the young lords mind precepts on re-
liglon and politics at dangerous variance with the
position which fate hath prepared Tor him.
rnK oREED WORSHIP THR DAY.
ou. e bs As he 70 IL woas o e S
s!s God ."f the %
accepted sno!he. man, adopted terror and
no Ssr s h. 1 Is
semblance; y Nehashan stuff not ife Strauss used 70
win now proceed 10 construct lod.' He not more
profane than who shsinks from his profanity
have often thought. when have going about to
construct cecds mning ont tor themselves Gods fea
decrees their words ideas, OF lsaiahs
scornful satire the woodensod makers Of his day"
lie lectures him on politics and social economy.
The arlstocracy do not look beyond the narrow
circuit OF the British lsiands Not one OF them
takes any broad PTacucal
VIEW or THE IMPERIAL FUTURE.
"Tne coming struggle IS between the tQisses f1tre
and mat almost equally bat and perllouS socialism
which looks to the Statc 70 do everything" But
most forcble IA his definition Of :. , =
THE STATUS Qu6 IN ENGLAND.
The fcuda system has Teen ecavng with The growth of
Engush liberty which Ike Ivy has spread AMI norahcd
ts crunbing gQrles Relies sili remain but they
are incompatible with the changes that have been wrought
IN our social Ideas and political 5a:ss; they mus. M
tho give way because OF the vitality constantly TN
ported into is the middle But
menace H. One danger is the weakness ignorance folly
the class itself Tue other 10 the breaking down OF
main tower, the monarchy. An unpopular monarch win
not only commit suicide Tor the royalty Of England bn, WA