, 1875-07-25

her head Is she replies to thu galutation Of
young officer IN the nndress OF the "Blues.
who are stationed at the barracks close By Il
rumbliug barouche is the Duke of Grafton
perhaps thinking OF his niece. tho wayward Mrs
Eaton, who eioped With Maj. Harfo.d whom, OF
the death OF her husband, she married. The
Queen presented Mrs. Eaton, on her frat mar.
riage, With pretty Arab pony, which the family
caused to be returned to Her Majesty when the
petite SHINING beauty compromised herself
Undoubtedly one OF :he prett,esr sight in the
Park is merry, da-bins Lady Avlesford, the
bosom friend Of The Princess Of Wales. She
is driving pair Of chestnut tho,oughbreds
IN her Husbands mail phaetou. There Is not a
member OF the Coaching Club that can handle
the ribards better; and when she is tooling four
in-hand her off leader thinks Of turin, round
and looking at her in astonishment. Count
ass is young, rather dark aud not fr .ularly
pretty. She il q faVorlte everywhere. and no
wonder, as she is very vivacious, and Just now
her eyes sparkle 30. az aha is telling some funny
story. that sheolo looks very handsome. She is
possibly, talking about tinchs performance at
StocKbridge last week, when he rods race :. and
won it too;' and bis orthodox breeches having
been left behind be lad 10 "get up" in pantA-
looms. Lord Roseberv. who in not often seen on
horseback. is sitting on one chair, with his feet
on smother, so be must have paid twopence.
He is talking to lady that not many
men can follow over country. She is
Lady Charles kcr, who, two or three years ago,
for nearly month hotered between life aud
death. because OF an accident she met with IN
tho huDting-neld, when her horse fell with her,
aud, in rising, put h:s foot Oh her head. It was
thought even after her recovery that she would
be blind for life: as we'll IS dlsfgnted; bnt it
would now be difficult from her appearance to
tell the terrible ordeal sbe had paseed through.
Mr.. Chaplin, sauntering down the gravel path
dressed in bis usual blne frock coat and with bis
hand In the tail pocket, joins the pair. aud. as
all three are good talkers, there is plenty OF
laughter. But See the people right and left
making way for an open carriage drawn by two
bays that Anderson won1L give 800 guiueas
each. for any afternoon. The gentlemen all un-
cover, and presently We discern the sweet face
Of thu Pr incess Of Wales, aud We Loyalty
stand bareheaded to do homage to our fu-
ture Queen. whom we love 80 much. She seems
to have smile for every one. and such q smile
Truly "Bartie is \ lucky fellow. We have
not yet come acroes the Prince Of Wales. He is
not on horseback so much as be used 70 be- LII
18 stoua- He 6cans to make rarc sdow in
1ndia. and his best carriage horses and chargers
are under orders. Sir Robert Peel. who looks
like the King Of Sardinia, has just lsfs latter
salts, where. IL conjunction With Lord Rivers,
that doughty champion Of the Tichbotne cause
be has been settling disputed cases in betting.
As he walks down the promenade gorgeous ara
the salaAms he makes to almost every lady he
meets. WIN tne fsir sex, however. he does not
eeem 70 be snch favorite as the Earl Of
Hard"lck, though some people say be
Is i, =. nothing a. in mora than a "bnrber's
nloek. tl;e3. Ihey are envious. The ladies
made. has nleey.cut whiakers and his attire is
as m tau!tIess as hfs horse, which is perfection.
! me shl1nA aa Is .oestsldtng WIZ once 3 racer,
but ut was to SLOW TOR the work. beautiful bay
wl.n oIack points, plenty OF bone perfect sym
over like thousand RuineAs. He seems to |
know his beauty and he aud his rider are. per- |
haps. the Valnest palr in, the park. Taken % a |
pair they certainly are, but individually they ara
man seated on An Arab and who. eyarv Ave
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