Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-05-26
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LONDON. En-. Nay 10

LoSDoS. Eng. May 10. 1850.
The recsnt Official statement that no less
than 6,1.0pO tons Of the new substitute for
batter. called olsoaArgHrine. had ben
shipped from ihsUuiied States to E1roPe,
during The past year. has naturally created
some excitement among grooers and hairy
men o. this side Of the Atlantic As was
naturally 10 have been expected. grea;
CT WAS raised By the butter mea AgAius;
the sanitary character of The new Article
Of commerce. and mos; disgusting stores
have been circulated in print il regard to
the mAteEisl and process OF is nAnufscture.
Chemists have been SET to work aDsIyzing
il. and IL may Dc said Of them IS OF zlI
oiber experts, "opinioas differ" b. =
recent article in the Loaico GrUc<r. !
high authority ia England on alI food
questions, in which the writer hot only
insists OF the parity aud excellence of the
new produc:. b.; even gives it preference
over ordinary butter. hAs pretty eEectaally
sileneed the opposition
A divorce case will shortly come I'D in
the English ours which IS gui,e certain
20 sroase considerable interest in Amer
ica as well As in England. L, is, perhaps.
nos very generally known tina. Mr.. Henry
Irving. Ire celebrated trsgeiian. wAs mar
ried some fifteen or sixteen years ago 10
Miss florence O'Callsghan. an Irish lady
Of god old family. At the time Of bis
msrriAge Mr.. Irving WAS in compare
arely humble position. He had made 10
reputation IS an sesoS. and WAS regarded
5y the family and relatives Of his bride IS
ol. liitle better than : strolliug PLAYER.
They strongly objected to the ns,ch. ne,
because they disliked Mr.. Irving person
ally. but because he WAS IN actor. The
Young lady Was romantic and high spirit
ed. The opposition which she NE: with
from her friends and relations oaly seemed
10 make her more resolute, a1d she BE-
came the wife Of the actor. who has since
Won his way to the highes: rank in his
profession. For time all went well, b1,
when the romance Of the affair WIS over
the young lsdy eoaclndei tha; she had
made mistake. Perhaps Mr.. Irving
came to the same conclusion. for j. Is said
.hsi the lady possessed irey temper and
very iesloas disposition. While Pssru.
CHS tanned his Ks.. By smashing the
chairs and ehias, Mr.. Irving does no.
seem to have followed tbs. example, ba:
for while, 10 doubt, expected to attain
matrimonial felicity By less violen: means.
There is every peoepect OF lively Lon
doa season. So MANY new men have been
made members OF parlispens tina. large
number of money spending families will.
As natural result, De added to our popu.
lAtion- l. is scarcely likely Tia; the de-
feaied eI-members will give up their town
residences. Already considerable num-
Der Of the new o1es have arrived in town.
and the clubs are made lively by their
presence. The heavy rain OF the past few
days has caused The Drive and the Row to
be deserted. b1; re.uyn Of sunshine will
bring on: our hshionab,es " Ike 50
many butterflies.
The Pullman palace csr company have
started refreshnlen: car on the great
northern ral~sy, snd it is TO ply between
Leeds and London, enabling passengers
10 dine and lunch srs rg4ts- 4 ,.iAl trip
WAS made on SATURDAY. between Peters.
borough and London.a distance Of seventh
six miles. ALPHA.