The New York herald., 1875-07-20

Lady Charles Ker, who, two or three years ago,
for nearly month h0vered between life and
death, because OF an accident she met with IN the
hunting hed when her morse fe A with her, ana, IN
rising, put MA loot on her head. It was thought
for lilo as weli as dlshgured but II would now be
dincult nom her appearance to tell the terrible
ordeal she passed through.
NM. CHAPLIN.
sauntering down the gravel path dressed In his
usual blue frockcOat and with MS hand In the tall
pocket, JOINS the pair, anG as all three are good
takers there rs plenty OF laughter. But see the
people right and left making way for an open car
rage drawn by two bays that Anderson would
give 800 gulDeas each Tor any afternoon. The gen.
tlemen all uncover and presently we discern the
sweet lace OF the Princess OF Wales and we
future Queen, whom we love so much. She seems
10 have smile for every one, ana such O smile |
rruly "Bertie' Is lucky fellow. We have not yet
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
de Is not on horseback so much as he used 70
oe. In TACT u IS not easy to "mounp him. as ne
rides eighteen stone. He means to make a rare
snow IN INDIA, and his best Carriage horses and
looks like the KING OF SARDINIA, mas Juss
left Tattersall'a where, In conjunction with
Lord Rivers, tnat doughty champion OF the
Tichborne cause, he has been settling dis
puted cases In betIlng. As he walks down
the promenade gorgeous are the salaams he
makes 10 almost every lady he meets. Win the
TAR sex, however, he does not seem TO be such q
THE EARL OF HARpwIcK,
though some eople say he Is nothing more than
"baroer's block" They are envlous. The ladies
has nicely cut whiskers and his attire Is as fault
less as his horse, which Is perfection. Tue AMI
mai ne Is oestrldinR VAS once racer but Was too
slow for the work; beautiful bay with black
points, plenty OF oone, perfect symmetry and
thousand guineas. He seems 10 know his beauty
and ne and ais rider are perhaps, the vainest PAIR
IN tine park. Taken as PAIR they certainly are
but Individually they are not Watch that
haughtv, nUrld c0mpleXlOned man seated on
Arab and who, every five minutes, looks around
10 rec whether hlS groom is neither more nor less
than eighty va ds 5enlnd. His paten t-leather
boots, admirably nttng coat and trousers, hat
Lhat would make the late Lord PalmerstOn 20
lavender kios, all Despeak the dan0y. Tnis gentle
m IN was once me Hon. Mr. Calthorpe, but lot
OF people " no were in his way dying, he became
81 The same time
LORD cALTHoRP.
with rent roll OF f40 600 per annum man can
AFFORD 10 be anything. Last year he was appointed
one o. the ste wards OF tue Goodwood race meet
Ing, ana IN consequence the Earl OF March uas
hardiy spoken 10 his Iather, the Duke OF Rich
mond, SINCE. Ladg Hastings, once such fine
horsewoman, has become quite a nome bird since
the app earance OF the cnlck," and Is OF here and
we regret TO see Lady Westmoreland ION wheels"
In the old days when "Frank" was in Feather"
how superb sac used 10 look on horseback Lord
Saxon race. The Duke Of Cambridge. with his
faithful friend and military secretary, "Jlm"
Macdonald. seldom miss day from the drive.
They botn, we notice, nave taken 10 somewhat
stead.er cattle than they used TO ride.
THE DUKE OF BEAUFORT
Here comes the Duke oil Beaufort, the finest
Wild IN Europe, spanking along with his coach
THIS reminds us that If we hurry we sGall get TO
'Hutchetts' III time TO see the "DorklnR" aud the
''n ndsor" come IN and half d dozen others. In
another letter will say something about the
cOacnes-that Is TO Say, you THINK this specimen
o. gossip good enough