New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-04
LONDON GOSSIP.
AN FNGLIsHMAN's NOTES ON ENGLISH
TOPICS


cal woman who is dreadful trial at all times except to
seasoned worldngs has again to the fore. Dur
ing the prelaoy lingo there "Queen OF the
Jingoes," q charming woman, superb In her magnih-
Gently ample figure and Royal Princess into the bar
gain 1t was sheer H. r. H.. rs says here-who,
&C a dinner party asked Lord Beaconshed "What are
you waiting for a. meaning, OF course, why do not yon
go to war with Russia at once To which Benjamin
Dsraeli made the memorable reply, am waiting for
mutton and potatoes" Ladies In this coun-
try naturally Tories and make great outcry about
the Irish affair They the side Of the stars ana
other decorations and have little sympathy for the Lana
League. know, however, very pretty woman VINO
actually swOre OF the theatre aud the opera from the
moment Mr. Parnen arrested until the day OF bis
liberation. But then, she ia rishwonanand as De
comes pretty woman Is IA Home Ruler.
The Warren House concerning the transfer OF tho
famous Newmarket training establishment from Prince
Batthyany to the confederacy Of which Lord Marcus
BeresfoTd the head has been decided against the at
ter and Warren remains In the possession OF the
Prince and trainer John Dawson, who won the
Derby for him with Galopin Prince Batthyany, once
known as tho Rainbow Count" in reference TO the va
rable Of his whiskers long celebrated as inc
gentleman rider in the andand when he lost races
clever handicappers calculated the distance the morse
would have the green Jacket had been worn Oy
competent Jockey. The squabble between the Prince
and Lord Marcus Beresford will be memorable for the
hard swearing INDUCED by plaintiff and deendantand
which drew from the Judge severe comment On tue
unsatisfactory OF the evidence and induced him
to dismiss the action without costs Prince Baihy-
any swore that he would not have contemplated parting
with his establishment at Warren House If he had not
understood that the purchase being made for
exalted personage"- is. OF course the Prince Of
Wales Newmarket society would he very glad Il the
Prince occupied his during the race meetings
AS everyone there il elegant or aris-
tocratc society world than that gathered at New
market around the regular residents, who take down
their wives their sisters their wines and their cooks
with them. The huctuaing population OF "sportsmen
is OF very different quality
The Lord Marcus Beresfori with whom Prince Bat
thyany had the dispute Of those famous eres-
fords OF whom Marquis Of Waterford is the head
They essentially brave family and as lucky as
they matchmaking In their ways. The Marquis
himself, after his silly elopement with woman old
enough be his mother, married her. but the Beresord
luck did him. for the lady died and he
abled to make second alliance at once br liant and
happy. Since the irish question ceme 10 the front he
has distug u,hed himself by making several telling
speeches notably in the Upper House against the
Land Act OF last On Thursday evening Lord
Waterford went down to Birmingham into, as it were,
the very Jaws OF the Radical on. and made smart
high Tory speech AGAINST the Government He is greatly
disguised at the ireland and depressed at being
compelled to give up hunting a. Curraghmore He
offered TO give his hounds tn gentry of the county,
but nobody having yet fell equal 10 the responsibility OF
taking them they VIII either he sold or established
somewhere in England. Thus thoroughly patriotic
Irish noblenan, who lived than half the year in
ireland aud spout his money his estate and among
hs tenants been driven out OF the country. aud the
best pack OF nound,-far and awayin Ireland perman-
emily di,established
The MARQUIS Waterforl's brother is the well
known Lord Charley Beresford" The friend OF the Prince
of Wales Charley is excellent naval officer, and
fun Of humor and DASH Being the navy he has not
enjoyed such opportunity OF nguishing himself his
brother Lord William. f,nilary known Bill
BeresfOrd" Who the first ride into Krlal
al Uuud and otuerwlsc did such deeds to that
etod ba se Of honor the Victoria Cross. He Is aide
decqup the Marquis OF Rpon GOvernOrGeneral Of IN
dla nj all tn look OF a rising Lord Marcus
the fourth is good in he saddle, and somehow
reminds Of what The sailor wtnesso-character
Of william in Douglas Jerrolds "Blackeyed Susan" All
that the tarpaun nds say in favor OF the prisoner
before the martial is that he ducked Jew
slop-seer Now Of Lord Marcls it may be said in his
favor that ne thrashed sackye-st. moneyender
| and tArasLel him soundly.
1t was noted on Thursday that whereas the Irish mem
BEES Of Parliament II the Parne,e persuasion met to-
gether IN the afternoon prove resolutions against the
Prevention ~ Crime bl drafedby Mr. Arthur O'Connor
and Mr. Justin McCtr ny, the attack was led in the
Housr during the evening b. thai most extraordinary
Of all IIi-hmen NJ. Frank Hugh O'Donnell VI. p for
! Duusarvan. onc-horse place in County Waterford,
boa-ting only 2-J registered electors. Mr.. ODOnnel.
however all keeping with the place repre-
SCENTS, and de cribeG 10 once by Aod old Tory
deepest dye rs goodookng young fellow. and.
for Irish member quite a gentleman" Mr. . DOnneH
Is very agreeable and deli yhtiuly eccentric. l.
Queens University and graduated with honOrs
lie is only thirty-hve years old Home Ruler
Democrat and an Irish Nationalist, and writes leading
articles in the High Tory lingo M0raiRg Post against
M Gadstones Government. When the Tyrone election
was won easily by the Liberals The Post attacked the
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that, only for that blunder the Tory must have
| beaten the Government candidate To many persons
Mr.. O'DOnncPs amendment appeared Every Irish" for
the Arrears bill drafted with the view OF dealing with
evctiOns OF which he complains. Will be brought IN
| by ne Government on Monday, a near Monday az
possible. Mr. ODOnnell rapidly acquiring "a repu-
taiou for odd ty iening TO rival that of Mem
bers Mr. Kng-Harman. the conservative Home Ruler"
Major OGOrman whose blue coat and brass buttons
sadly missed from the present assembly.
There sprnging up this country fashion which
hardly likely t. take the United States do not
believe from all know OF American ladies' that they
would endure the introduction Of such an institution
for an In this country the smoking concerts in
roduced by Lord Dunmore, of Notwithstanding celeb
rity we're made pa atabe unfair by giving al
terna,e ladies' concerts Lovely allowed herself
TO be propitiaed What the consequence OF this cu
pabe weakness 1t is becoming fashionable for mar
ried men to gve regular smoking parties from which la
dice are rigdy excluded There is chance Of break
| ing such orgies up ny surprise parties OF dam
! sis for il the mistress Of the house
| guiesces what dame shall dare call her
| account II the Domino gives up her drawmg-r0Om
smoked in by eighty hundred men, that her
,urt uraed witt cigar smoke and her carpet
burnt inro Dy the buttends 81 cigarettes,
other lady shall undertake to awaken her to OF
her he'd rondi iOn For my part. should like
To see the attempt made for there would be scene.
Nathaniel horne saw toe entity described by him
female Bun" under dsagreeabe aspect. but he
only do justice 10 utward aspect He never expe-
renced downright n-Olence and arrogance En-
glsn Lady, "bOrn and bred" when her mighty back"
IA really "up" American clevtrn aud bitter Faery,
German dumb haughtiDess and French persdage are
mere TO the pan OF brass and triple steel
| IN. .rln Inc nor own