, 1875-01-11

lin
commenced TINT 1aate1 80 many FEArt, aud wern
,dobably tbs ta.iso nf tin nrht 1n1maniz.ng and
Fsfternr Influences thai over touched The lloJal
bruto's life.
waB built for reticrec, iii tnoHt peculiar pty1o
of nicbitectHte,-1 RlyIn 70 peculiar that 1t
fcctn nlnDAs TO l'aso no dominating idea. but to
bn a faltnhio in ntuno. nf dotncs and arlrna OF
decnte tteIs 'work. like a mitlruIntner-nights
tlrrnm OF fairy architecture. IL could hs called
1lnit!no, Faraccnic, Chinese, or B7xantinn,-for
IL IL a tittls Of all,-nu1 yet ono would scarcely !
many spires and pagnda@nlaretl raota. TO ontlina
small cttv against Tic sbr.-a city OF az nary
architectural idcas as 1t Ina taper points piorc-
ing the azure.
hapA nftcr all, saracenc character Of the bllld-
ing for. II Prince George han an atlmtror In tho
wurld. which, fortunately for human nature, l,o
probably has not that atlmiror would rcarroly
ra1aco wnH a. much Of eoras'io aa oyer wnn tho
tI,.Hky quarter OF t1ohlo buildings by ehe fhtH!
wnterB Of tho BoHphoruH, whore oriental dcs19ot
hau n vito or two drowned tn the night al
r!aeidty "a VIC dispose of aupctaouudales OF
kittens.
After q number OF ycsrs of residence IN
Brighton, dcrof bccane offended Oh aceo1nt ot
nonle discoaitcsy blnownby tho pcorie so oie nf
his ffh COMPANIONS, and discontinued tl1s sislts
during tho remainder Of hiA life.
FooH CAROLINE or DnUSaWfcE,
laia unfortunate and nnprcpoHscasng wife. was
scarcely allowed to know much Of tho internal
MUSIC OF swoeter yoicos than hers usat tho 1!oya
yoinptunry wlliled lis hours ,R"ay;. by thu
light OF softer eyes than hers that his
day. we're nunincd; iu moro charming
conpanio.'5hlp than lcrH tliet LIS feot took took
gossip Of England nr'ong thoee. Who remember
thu Court ncandals Of tho last hundred ,eare AZ
handed from motion. to danglitor. tlas poor
Caroline who nnyer Lad her hutbands luro,
forced h's indifference into, ilcrco disgust and
hatrod carly III ler married lie ny ccrtnin gross
habits of nlntlilor that offended his cpicureal
and aylaritio tnsto. far moro than the foulest
moral ul,oeanneBa tn decent gulee could over
hayo affected him. Poor Caroline WAS
brought up In q Court not distinguish
ed for tito dainty dclicacy Of it's ways, mid,
whel she came to tho nicer English Court, tho
cuarsonosH Of hor Bpaeca aud ths Hntidlieas of
her person Ecra enough to put an iuipasslbla
gulf between l,er and her supertlne lord, wotook
lis scented battH every dar, and every hour mr.
rayod bi1nsolf an carofuiv as bride dresses to
meet her bridegroom. 1t iH told that -Four Caro-
line could uesor DO persuaded to carry pocket-
handkerchief, and that, when nasal exigencles
mado one impotatively necessary. abe would
stream out to 1er Royal buaband for Ls. 1lo
sometimes aeut her his tlmy uqtlaro Of laee-
bortlarel can,brac OH a silver ealYor, aud, after
Ehe Ind returned it, would calmly lave the
costly Lhiug ....-:..--
meaning this to give forciblo expression to
tic unutterablo Ecorn and loatling be felt
for tho woman who wouldn't keep her own, and
wasn't too faslilious to pse another potHon's
handkerchief II IL also told OF tho nntidy
Queen, that, during tho earlier days of her mar
rlage while yet her husband barely tolerated Anr
midst Of their frvos ao,nelinlos order Tho
nnrBes' heads to be turned Aomowartl, and tic
coachmnn to lEivo wiil tho utmost l1ussLlo
speed to tho palace. Tho Queen ut first usei
to lnoh Ior cxtreMg amh2ement aud curjeHitY
at tito imperative necessity we1 took them iii
such mad haste, with painting lorBcB coolist;
tLeir smosinH tanks and t3ilatiug their fiery
uostrila. within tho palaco-gates; but she soon
learned tho cccs sion OF hcr foppiAh husbands
angry llaato. Ho would remain in lls soat, and
Elyo orders that tho Qucen's attendants should
be sont to receive her command. And, whau tho
astonished maids stood in trembling woudor be-
to thrust forth hor foot and display Aor s1ntio1
sl,oca or
HER solrEp srocKlNas,
OF exhibit tho dirty lace at her wrlsts, whilo he
sto.meA right royaliy1as ono Day n'ay imagine
gotls-at both Quoo1s mid attendants for tho
caroiossnesg of Lor dress, This, Of course,
must bayo been quite in tho honeymoon soasoi
OF tho Royal marriage. for it il not tlo custom
with Royal pairs to appeal often with each othor
in public. Tho prosdut priuco Of Wales is uayor
seen driving is tho lark with Ills pretty wife,
who may be soon thero, utmost every day Of tho
seasou, driving with her children. For
Tho Grat fow timeu that he .draso out
aftor lis illness, tho Prince accompanied
tho Prlncega. aud people who saw
them sneak yot or tho sweet. cinyatcu. almost
lolY EXPRESSION Of happness that idcailzed Lcr
palo, worn face rs ii aio fult that her passionate
strength Of tlasiEe had prevailed Against tho
Angel OF Doatll mud Won 1lor husband from llin
power, and as il slo bclievo. TINT by His illness
Hilo llaa gained lover whore before silo had
only gool-aturod. oaay-goiug, indifferent h,,u4
band Two Or throo t.moa lie drpvo out with her
saw tk"n, @ toroier hy nmfS,p~ uH o;car eoo,y IN
tLo irIncoss' faco durips tic drive Lut DO soon
oeaaod to iii alaco i'll her little victoria, and,
gayo ut tho theatre occaHionaly, in photogsaplln,
or upon grand llpynl OCCASIONS, ono
NEVER SEES THEN roaEr1lEu,
Tho Duke Of EdinLurg conscientiously tlroyc
out With Aia puchcza for tle flgas law ur,ptIY of
! their marriage; but, early last june it beeau
to be uottcci tl,at sho dr1ye alone. or wilb tIo
rrnccas Of Wales, or with aon1o OF her iadcs.
Wills her Eour-ooiing husband drove also a!ono,
or In cLoson ccfnnaniouships ria fr4t ti,na ujso
,l,at tho Ducl,ess apneared in p,Le after % tho
| birtl, uI her iniaut tho Duke anueared