The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-01
BARONESS BURDETT-C 0UTTS.
.u,, uoHr Avn 1NTECED ENTS OF A
~" FERRY NOBLE WOM.fM
Inc scnior rnrtn, e Ia One OF the Worlds
c,,.t r.,ni.ing Houses Lives Her Hand
an. Father. Duel with rRuli. nnd the
y,., thnt his Arrest Once Excited.

wiNNL ln Nhi'h @hr was "'IH me
40 fho corrcr ~ Strauon stro"i is
Nfnl. \ 7r'hii'fs au' r.n1'Aots.
...i ..,ulcui daughter ~ Sir Francis
t - tn. h.r gue-is in tho drnwiug-
father wss taken the Tower.
" .-.. ma'ol around Lady Burl e.
.l w. ms"parauN and MOST witt Il
H.. b. lNu nrc engaged 'n j sruss ing
..ut.-- oi present political feeling
mtf ..u.Ir ulnlnl tone from which !, ro-
,..l.. H'r: agencies Of the Eastern
question. .-'u'
T. v.- a,i. offprv 80 when Burdot and Main
MARINE. fought ur nr du,. u tho MidilcsoN
n.arl J.; jos hard 60 rHnl.zr tho se"no u
dq..n. tin mon l,r for Mostmiustor lust
,r....- 600 his Tcction for that famous bore
r.... srFran..s had deemed in necessary.
r.-,fn difference To- the proiulices Of III" tin"
rgutl nioa-' himself to fight duel with Mr.
PAUL iu whom he had former friend for foe
W. Tlu' vnsa ,toron ducli,t hut M tho first
Ur.r.rl. u' NOR" Impression than ms younger
anu...n 81. lh,,s 4ni SHOT however. WIS at
wuItl %. SIR J"nnh Darlington would sny,
with happier results Both fired low Mr.
Pul receive" a bullet in his leg. and Sir Fran
nw.. wl.io he was lying at No 50 Pccadily
uri r'l' caro- of the celebrated Cline. that his
n..a.- put him up for Westminster with the
r.-lt Nal d i- matter ot history. No Gore
r.uY HOuld huvv boon more unlike tho chair
in- ii' n'hn"ts rs N'pl'l'd ny hogalth
N.n i' iriumphal procession orgtni1"d tor
sfIlIN Us Idti q. y ear Wds st. ~lEnrd ia the
WN.n nhf ''r e,ull'd IN we
.ai '.nan"nt"d With wr,1tfs = III, fi'i n,1
.. I.alI .,- slides We're covered VITA crin- N
w.. V.r f.ur whcnl~ wnrc sGurrh'y gilt and
OBI. ... Be- ON the moro advanced part WIS
thr f-Ur ui Britannia with a spear. crowned
Ni r4' l.t} tty IN thc yhiro Wa q
'."l'h ~, .h . .in 90, uiiNh; ana
VELVET .l .tI Dn Whi'h w"s pln9cd q Gothic
't nero "I Nu- ulN., IN w u" III.
rN,. r.-t at unnkocu hrccD hes whit, stork-
m-- WuM HEAVIER hat IN his hand, To
Nii." tli' hrrrs an sAuioti9n5
laa r-tI IN purple cushion while The
Z aa I'" Will, IL" the ' monster 81 G 9p21
i'n "is j. IN an "s0nikinS attitude, Ban
more trl drHi'rcs gavo splcndor To- tho ear.
whrh was drawn by four white horses. har-
W'u~' utN.tssion of Haas and blue banners.
arr''l e. sd lIccadiliy Mt O'Clock IN the alter
loon Tue iaronet WIS carried out Of his
house N'rd upon tle ear, ana CONDUCTED TO
I. fh rnl Anchor amll politi,d demon
sifai"N u'h az this generation VI Londoners
W. H. nom his picture and from tradition.
Sli fHh'l- buticU must lave appeared the
Nry r'NfrS" 90 u demHgoEue. TAN handsome.
a. We. 'ni ~. nr looks ~ ms brass buttons nnd
~ '- thr very ldea oil q hhe Old l.uElish
LUCK. u blood. lna'ar"hl, q
...' IN, nr.t waier WITHOUT w slightest
lH-' Nutr trurulrn'r', NrN'rintlss MS
tii..N...- fVIffnl him with his friau.l-htn f,v
ti p,-pari and before ho hal lon,y snt N tbe
n -. if'iu.I his cnmn,ittei a. ~ .r',v,ir ~
IN assumed hresh ~ t ,r oI
,lant IN tho suhstanro ii "A ie,tar ,yri,,,n
iy lW 49, G'hTe,t's G.,'.t. ~ D. ~
irl.n-, pivcn gro,. ,r.na, h, ,,,i"ee,
viii rayur1 Ia ma sr,rccv nf L. =
dDInf...ii Tho S,hrilt nfrnir " Tho Hue, haI ,,
o. n. 10 stand ut,on u For comments on ~, =
sur,t d.hYta in ITO H0nso ~ M -,-r,ii' a
rrt-h Forum MIR J.hn t;..in limos .sr,n NJ
t,rfhp ban III thr II .u.n ana il wis in Li- H..
fence that Sir Francis Kurl.tt cnmuittad III .
breach OF privilnre Ue not only I.ni.I liz
r-ht Of what ne chose to call Tho Third 1rI In.
I,r'1r =.eticc - tho I-...-i.t.~e t. cCmtni,
CITIZENS to prison but sn..rct nj tho House 4
Commons as n part of our fellow su!.r.-;- toi.
l..fHd together by means which Il Is not nee, =.
siry flr mo t. describe Horeat the House de-.
'1Hi hy a majority OF thirty-elEht that Sir
i.ual- Purdett should be- committed 10 ma
7 Wrr. Tho ; afseant-At-Arms Mr.. COlman.
Nh. .,pears To have acted most courteous N
iUr..I- .nuf. then called on Sir Francis Bur,ett
ty..rNltu a request that he would a.comuauy
lM. lW the mcmbcr for Westminster an
i.un .al his determination to resist what he
L..nrtl uu illegal arr, Il by force
50 g.l- now COLLECTED iu pie'a1illy and
o..rI'Ar.s. the windows II ohuuN iou~ MIN
.-f H. were. broken and Sir Francis Buriinif IL
l.-t Consented to 20 90 the Tower. protr-flu-,
nHHnWhi ihnt be yielded only 20 force and not
... H. h.riui Westminster. however WAS
~. ".. ..-Hi when be heard that several
&c. 81 Iit frru kiI4ml in the riots which en-
sued 40 his cDuuiftu that whom Parliament