New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15

10 and malaria attacked his system. HIS s0ouFh III
Csnada benefited him greatly
Ar Francis Grundy is an Englishman, who
=. ,,o time IN his life introduced by his irend
,,.,-,c BrontG into the domestic circle at HaWorth
80 Tbus ne describes the members " The father
,r mt handsome, distantly courteous, whte-halred
N, tnoviu.. ne as hs sons friend, he would treat me
:, IN, Grandisoniau fashion, coming himself down to
bo le inn invite me, boy, up TO his house. where
opld b. caldly uncomfortable until | could escape
,.b Patrick Branwcn TO the moors The daughter
distant and dstrait large OF nose. small OF hsurc'
.l OF ba.r. prominent of spectaCes showing great
itrecua development but with ewes constantly east
yrr very silent. painfully retiring. Branwell was
~ lske fhrm almost insgnincHntly small-one Of his
,to, frIas ia mad mass OF red hair, watch he wore
FINISHED hih of mis- forehead, TO helphis height fancy
- r.at bimpy intellectual forehead, nearly half the
1901 flp whole tacial contour; small ierrcY eyes
-, .nBk and stiN further hidden by the never r.
,d spectaclcs: prominent NOSE. but weak lower tea-
t-,res Tie had downcast look, which never vnrlca'
t'- tra rapid momenrgry glance at long intervals.
small ana t5p Of person, hc was the reverse OF ar"c-
tive a. first 'iLH'' 49,
Concerning the late Mrs. Landor, Alr. The0-
or waits writes a very interesting fashion. lie de-
cs her 30 the time Of her marriage 20 the poct as a
,ibteycl little creature Of sixteen, with beautiful
90 tbicg rich curs. she had not "a shilling; but that
M was charming is attested by the fact that she had
lreadv had two most brilliant offers OF marriSgeoue
f, person OF distinguished rank the other from one
~
Thu,lier was romantic. and rejected both % marry the
rost She was descended from ancient Swiss family,
and Lander used 10 delight in calling her the little
P,~opess" Their married life not long happy, and
Mr. Watts explains bOtI the marriage and the after
ou9rres by the iac that Lander had deep AID abiding
7assiot nos So much for Julia Thriller as Tor the type
~ which she was q notable and charming cxemrlar
and this passion deep, and so abiding. that as
vears passed over his head IL gor not weaker but
stronger Browning wrote to John Forster of Lam
dor: The hing he really loves pretty girl TO tals
nonsense With" Mrs Landor an amiabie aud gra-
eious adv ou. she could not help growing od-Wher-a'
her bus band could never really feel iLat ne was nu
'Tbe crawnu. larrel came when N 1914 Lander con
dcrlr necessary depart from England, found that
ms wife objected that sJep. On tAut occasion ID te
presence 1I Ier younger sister, she twtled MN VII!
f1e disparity between their axes, ana Land0r never
after tor.ava her Tor TINS.
BERLIN, May IA daughter was born on
Monday Co Princess Charlotte, wife Of Prince Bernard
Princes Charlotte is the eldest daughter OF the Crown
Prince OF Germany aud her husband The eldest son OF
III Duke of SAKE MemnCen and HldaOUi2haueen.
LONDON, May 14.-Ihe Empress Augusta, OF
GERMANY arrived al Windsor Castle to-day, on visit q
the Queen. Lord and Lady Duferin reached here 10
highs lrr -t Petersburg and expect TO remain ioI
month