New-York tribune., 1875-02-04
Grsre. opinion, would have been HANGED had Lord

Greves opnIou would have been hanged h9d ,asn dSro
Iy yndhurst been Chancellor he sets down Dec H. lo3J
This was cuou. case have since heard The ,n owes BIS
Lee ISy y BasSsrsS 1 ana Lady Gngs ha Lon val
Se Sasc. Who had caagh spd osSoy .e Who
ne Ees 70 S;S S n De d s a. b 70 r
was The Master Of the Rolls heT and earned him od When
,S s ,..n.s % 'oo St; ms iass a. s we'll stay an. S
ever going It ehsneed ih.i osn va; ,nea il, V'
and Sentence passed % and good Ootirg ,d Bqrs
hTh could r no. & eA d s 10 S bin oa Leach told her use,
that man and SeeSrng the od 1SVero
ali the new ones wbo bette, humor Of softer hstares ,uae
.Gt NeSas &c % g.. s but ksardV 81, Rad pra a.
ire Ne agrisd an opoorn1iy o. sPtssg ~, g
Lady Burghersh is the Dowager Countess OF Wesi,
moreland, by birth wellesley ana niece OF dno 1rS
qualities should inspire respect Independently on W.
connections and her age; et ns Is tn5 p, prrsya and
rihald sneer Her own account of the incident On a
letter to rcatiyel Is SO complete moufi , .. Iter
narrative that we shall give it without .ne
tion OF a word: "The account in the Grevihe Memoirs
has foundation IN trnth; out NUN tcnan1 10
Glsngall and dd go 10 th6 GA bney luIo@nu"EE @ 60 "
hear the trial OF the Quaek Doctor. Neither Lord gas
tereagh nor any one else US rs % "a, S We
member. Certainly not the Master OF tue kols., nc
found trial OF the Qack Doctor was put on anu pe
ing there. and never having heard trial wshen W st
aud hear something OF What was gong on. ~ w. wi
case OF forgery, and the accused, FAR from oel9g
erable supidlooknc lad. who seemed haf witted ihe
penalty at that time vas death was tod that tho
lads mother WAS IN court hUu hdu was 'pi.
Intimate at that time with Lord Lyndhurst, aud when
left the court drove to his house and asked II any
thing could be done to save tGe NE OF te wreeped OT
lie ,od he would undertake 1t ~ he found II 10 De
possible. asked HIM II might give the rope 10 inc
poor mother. and he said Yes ana dld So
Lord L,ndnurst was longer Chancellor and at his
Suggestion the case brought 70 the notice OF LORD
Melbourne then Home Secretary who reduced the sen
tenco OF death TO transportation Tor ne polhI ,hal
weighed strongly with him was that no one had lot OF
been injured Ivy the forgery. The slightest inquiry
would have male clear That this WAS not the case men-
toned Oy Lord BrOugnam.
MIS- CHARLES KEAN.
II would he dlGicut surpass the last example OF
Misrepresentation; but there entries which run 1t
hard for i'll nature and dscourtesy:
4ag 1871 play last night h,hbv little
ae CtV Iheaer-a long way 6eyond the PosoAceo
Ellen Tree act in translation Of " Une Faue "ne Of Le
very good coan' STAGE, sne h.. been
sSrH O%1 % " & CGyn Kn" Sl oo s1 a SA net T for i ii
excessively p) and made her splendid onrs 81 putting her
plous a,ne Indignantly refused; he erenged
terror instead II ever she seqaes au "eh 10 very proo
able io ihe has much aId feeling and passion as ever
good LOOKS, and became tfesorne, second rate actress
htTs Charles Kean lives surrounded Oy friends, who
will surprised learn that she ever ceased to hc
fVOritc win public, lost more OF hcr go1d looks
than Cehcit flgces) viii vanish with youth Old play
goers Will 10 equally surprised TO near that she was
never brought forward at Covent Garden, where she
the seasons of s29-3l, under Charles KemDles man
agenent The base OF tne story falling, the super
falls IT, but her refItaton In nor
own distinct, emphatic language, III letter dated Dec
lG: "It is only recently that WAS told Of tho
passage relating 10 Mr. kemblo and mYsfif, and
fecl indignant a either OF his daughters can he
There is not shadow OF formation Tor MT
Grcvr's calumuious iusluuAJi0n lhe gro. sness was
Mr. Grcvhics m.nl, not Ia Mc. kslnbie's conduct,
who ever treated me wh the utnJSt kndntss ald TIC
utmost respect"
CONCLUDING REMARKS.
At dinner duly recorded, Lord Holland said that
Fox made 1t rule talk Johnson's presence,
because he all his conversations recorded for
publication and he dill choose to figure in them"
DIG II never occur TO Grevic his editor. that other
people might like Fox that this practice OF Jour
laZnG, conducted on such prlncOeS, may END by Oc-
coming plague, the bane the curse OF society," FIX
ing ana peFpetuaung current scandals to be mistaken
distant period for facts Is e condensng noXJns
vapOrs instead OF allowing them To eVaporate nn thl
air. bOttling ana laying by decoctlOns or lalrel
leaves without Labelling poison" on tue hlsks u II
not only tbs great Jhdt must DC couen 70 Fe c Docs
AN their faults observed,
a rotehook leand and c0ua'd b ote"
II IL OHlY kings and princes tudt tuhSt refrain
being easy, careless, aud communicative III tho
presence Of any mcmJer OF their suite No ono0 any
rank station Will be safe. No one, mau or woman,
eau any distance OF time that some careless
EXPRESSION may not crop up against theih' 10 "ouhu
relative Or anenate irend; that some lnhgiOrgOlteh
caluinny scandal refuea and lived down, may not
be suddenly revived when me lapse OF ne or tne ma
OF the charge has rendered di3proOt Impossible.
Mr Reeve states. means 10 state that hc mas sought
to publish nothing which could gave pam or annoy ance
10 persons sim alive. In olher words, he him
and has exercised It with tue best Intentions Then
how without admitting 20 be right what we feel to he
WoIl aCQu with society ms experience OF
the ordinary springs OF action. OF tlc comOncst feel
ings that ~ hucucB III lnkindI
L. it not pain annoyance to sovereign TO ind such
terms a. beast, dog. ass, BLACKBOARD. oupOu coward,
applied 10 unclcs ana immediate predecessors
TIE tnrOuc3 Are the whole royal family of England
supposed be wanting sensID.y ana selfrospect
CaI II be Otherwise than calling 10 Que nOblemau
have an ndisCrceU conversation brought aust hin,
another 10 be tOid thar lie fancy submitted 10 an
Insult f.. sake Of placoi IL II not PAIN annoy
anco to "A gentleman 10 De accused OF deDrecating
honor d brother, 10 lady to be made 20 bear witness
AGAINST a TeVsred tathrr1 l. It COusistenL with any
known code OF honor courtesy TO nsnuate that
woman u rank took fancy - convict and sought
private interview With hiin in his ceni or TO PRINT
III plain language that charming actress,
after undergoing "a sort OF persecution for her
good looks, lost then and became something like
Durci VIII Mr. Reeve make 40 allowance for natural
feelings OF any KIND FOR !l love, 3rotherly affection,
honest pride. cXCusaDe seflOyet Does he suppose
peer likes to told that he is OF horribly low
set or great landed noble. that Ec would Ue utterly
gnicant without his broad acresl Tle book fairly
brslcs with points OF annoyance IL Is running
with deleCcT0us or dangerous matter; aud TO hurry
edition after edition turOuSh tbe press, without regard
consequences Is to act Ike the slttrman VINO steers
"a loosely packed cargo of gunpowdcr and benzoIine
through pOpulOus district with flro in his cabin and
a lighted pipe between his teeth.