, 1879-04-12

woman. During a visit 10 Etlinl,nrE IN 1910, |
they all the celebrities Of Tint ltorasy contrc,
TINT lc lad never met with 40 weil-halanccd Or
so cultivated a mind M Miss Wadlington's,
an'l many moro similar speeches reached tho
cars 81 her mother.
Continent for health mil recreation. While Gt
1somo thcv Rcpt open house, aud among their
most welcome visitors was Young Herr Bunae11.
1lo Ind neither birth nor patFinlonv 10 recom-
tastes. Ills plan wns to obtatn means to prose
cute his OrIcntnl studies In Iudia- This ho Mt
crvarl abandoned owing to the prcsauro'of po-
e,'nlary ercumstances na to ts entanre
of the. accomplished Frances Wadding..
Miss Waddington without mitch expectation
that he would bc sncccssful IN obtaining 1t. But
two Young people every opportunity to fall In
love with each other, M,,d that disparity Of for
tunc under thy circumstances should not stand
Ia tho way OF their union, consented to It. They
were accordingly married, nnl Frances Wnddfng.
ton, now Fraheos Bunsen, did mot see Enrlnhd
again for nnny years.
IIorr Dunscn remained In Rome, at tlrst With
out any special busncss. Then hu acreptcl thu
D 5 me Il pressd over ' IL 81. ntmats
iirst place. The residence Of tho Bunsons in
Kome cxtended altogether ovcr twenty.one
years. WIS hhuc h3Eeeaulc W lnaIy
letters or art. Thrlwall, Tnorswo1deu, Me-
bihr, mud many others Of tile same rank, were
known Intimately. This period was chiefly
taken up, however, with domest!c cares. Twelve
grow up. Nine. Bunsen's letters to her mother
announcing tho alyent Of ten children scpa-
ratcly, md twins oncc, Will not probably Go rcnl
with absorbing Interest by tle outside world.
mouotonous to read about, though It may have
been the hnpp[est part Of Nine. Bunscn>s life.
She nfterward looked back upon It always with
tender recolcctlous. Brnsen lost the confidence
ment between tic King anl tic Pope in
Inability Of tito Ambassador to adjust
the difficulty, aud was recalled. His disgrnce
Crowu.P Prince, who wins Bunscu's warm f:iond.
succeeded to tho throne. lie appointed Dunscn
Prusslan Minister at the Court Of ct. james.
The official residence Of 1,unsenin London con-
tinlctl for thIrtcsn years. 1twas tnaac memorable
by two events. The first was the visit Of tho King
10 Englnnd, which was public md in soma
respects a splendid ceremony, nnd the other
was the visit OF the Crown-princo, which was
1nadc privately after TIC Revolution OF 1s48..
When the King was In London, tic Buuscns
shared LARGELY In tho hosnitnlities extended to
him. All wero guests at Windsor together.
Nine, Dunscn went to dinner one day With Lord
IIaIdlngton, atnl another with Lord John
tf"n,hn1it 1Sn 1,nncn1s iinnpr ~ H." Efnn sho
describes with duo admiration. ,%The Scene m
was one Of fairy talcs,-of lndescFtbahac lnaEul0-
iirnt In susnensinn. the ro1d nlatn m the tah}o
El!tterlng with thousand lghts In branches Of
proper hight not to meet the oye,n ctc-. etc
After the departure OF the King she witnessed
! Onccn in uerson delivered lie aneech from the
tfrono: sceno al Cambrtlce When TIM Oueen
uiIlriaily anproved lie ejectIon Of her husbnutI
M Lord Ehnncrllor. md nnnv hrIllfant rnrn-
,nonics nj \ llks nature. lie tnitnr ~ whIch G At
this day ia n contrlbution to thc history Of tho
ruiru.
Thc frown,pr,ncc oy pr,set, arrival NJ VI,
London resIdcura ot tic I,unsen. ] mnesncnsetiy Ct M
NJ o'cnrk IN tsc nornI,,;e of tI,nsth ~ NuTch
ISio II" ,y"s h"i .noc,niv raann"ssiS" ~ H.
rovo,rtion IN Isor1,I, md hui Scon amt ~, o,rn Nv
~, tha S0,1, 1imc hrnsen IN IL wrti",. ~ H. -
nnnthcr irssrfbcs ren,arEab,n .c"nr ~ cr nv nwn ue
ntu;nr'1on,n: "A'''''A' A10'' 7eooo ~ ne' o"A
o'n,ss n,, n1., ..,-..-. .,
ae ffince @ @ sau,o 10 "''n US a.! y
fatsbc 40 at Chair an nacc% II in fhs eSntra a@ oi
ono siJe Of tic liable: uut tic psfncc nut Il awsy
himself, and took another, sayins ..ono g ousG' @
10 he humble now. for thrones arc shalt.
ing" -. Ito reated everything that canls to
hss knowlsdEo o1she iato awful transactions; aud,
et re fepofla pe WAL they may cannot bellavo
hS n9 ' a sny shato IN ,nseasonag The
mrHS s", an ] M nns M !aas tf
KIM has Sem ta scst Of ,,nttv - sn,r.t ann w
nns.s settled notions 10 to what Wcse l,kc,y to BE-
lis advice and opiniou. ' - y
The otflcial l,fs of the I,un.cns in Enc1,pd
continued for thirteen yenrs, closing in is3s, if
Knr. Dnnscn remained IN frendiy ri reIatton. NJ,
viii the King personally to tile end Of lie Tor
wss to aiir h,s sirnatnro to a natnni ., nniiS
ty confcrring on Eunscu the titis Of Baron"
m ,,owciconc and ,,pI',sJrsd 1is,,nct,nt H.,
ono With was valued OF, aceount nf thn nc,en1 u
who conferred #. md tbo oYideneo X o,!ve a,
sis hinh ncrsonn| rerard. 0''A~A>' ~ s1so "
Ths resiIsenre of Tia 1}un.ena ot 11ct1a,hcr,
mn, iSnnn wos str;rt1v nrirata nm,, ,ionsattc
ths ,ottnr nince IN lid HAM T''nsnn Ta., III
via sr,rr1teti him siTtecn ycar. Thns~h NJ. ~.
tnKt nort nj hcr Iffa WA fiiet With tn,'rI'Sr, A.
rncsttr rcta,is ami h,r "nrreennr,enno .,9-t.,, ~
this poriod Is especially treasured by her chIi
.Ircn, tho public Inns little to do with il. III
chief Interest OF her memoirs, for English read
ers ut least, Will be included Il, tho recollection,
! Thpnuh thc Haroness Hun,an had attotnmo,+,
OF q hleh order, unti remarkable intellcct,,a
grasp mud comprehension OF subjects, sfo pro
husband. Her ability Is attcstcj, however. b,
the nunhor ant: character Of ler friends an1 Il;