The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-13

The rumored separation OF the Marquis Of
Lorne and the Princess iouise may be re-
sarded ~ sort Of elimination of a series OF
scandals which high life in England has fur
nished during the past two or three years. Ii
is no; improbable that tie example of the
Prince Of Wales had mnch TO do With the
loose habits anu immoral practices which
have brought several OF the aristOcratic fam
lilies before the public in disreputab.e con-
neciiOns The Prince of Wales. some year-
ago, was the leader of Il select band OF
Young rOHcS, whose noble extraction aid not
save them rom very ignobie pursuits. They
hovered about the greenrooms Of the minor
theatres, and took the obscene exhibitions
known az British BIrlJsque" under their
special protection. IL was common Occ,Ir-
renee for yonng noh!emen 10 he arraigned
before the Justices for drunken ws,-in
which they generally had ,heis aris'ocri,ic
he ads punched in tie effort to punch pie
bcian crlniurS. The most astounding ex-
hibit was male when Lord Mor,aunt
brough, sui; for divorce, based upon his
wise's statement duplicating the Prince oi
of Wales and various young blpod- OF Lon
utU tuNrs
was a striking comment upon the morals OF
the day, for she jISiliaI her conduct by
claiming that she only initiated high-tOneJ
society M general. She made TIL. II, Ella
ton in siang terms well sul.e,; IL the region
If Ta,tersairs ard the Strand. Lady Nor
iaunt's relatives came to the rescue by
maintaining that she was insane, and the
suit was postponed while the lady WIS place!
lnder treatment. The scandal mon.ers
were d sappo,utrG iur The time being, though
The husband insists that the suit shall sill
ne tried, sooner or l,ter Ia the mean time
various scandals OF = ic-s pro cunc.t char
,cter have mainisnsi the interest Of thu
high-tcnei English aristocracy, aud at this
time there are several eases pending which
threaten the overthrow OF many families.
few weeks since the English public mad a
sensation after i,s own heart in the an
norncement that Lord Wentworth, the only
iineal descendent OF Lord Byron, and the
heir of two Peerages. had brought an action
sor divorce against the Young and beautiful
wife whom he had introduced irto his sel.c,
circle only couple of years ago. Lady
Wentworth is the daughter OF a clergy
man, but she speedily oveTc,me the
prejudices against her low birth by her
great personal beauty aud the fascination of
her varie accomplishments. Her innocence
does not seem 10 have commaIded any res
pect from the new society into which size had
been conducted, though 1t would have had a
recognized value in the lowlier walks OF lie
which she had abandoned.
II is not probable that the reported separa-
lion Of the Marquis Of Lorne and his wife
mas for itscause anything similar to the So
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