New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-30

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This really clever woman-a heroine IN her way
Wa of the nc-uOrough family, ami connected by
marriage with the equally lmpu-lfe Ducpe-S Oh
DevOnshire Mr.. Lamb. pcntirIan and Siaies-
man ,,1. fond of and admired rs wife. but was
what Is called "ca.y gong and 900 torpid 10 con-
troll or direct her.
with a Illness and hid 10 go L" Italy mere
Caroline remained til she wac nine years OF age.
chiefly under the guidance ot Il InlIN; theh Wa
sent to Dryou-h'-e House, where sue was Drought
.t, with her cousins and atterward was sent 10
Suencer House Being thu- "a sort OF wall ana
st,,v IL o14 not ~urprslng that she turned out -
sine did She used to relate her recouect"ns oil TINS
nericd of her life: the children served on silver
plta I'M the morning. ana carrying It down 10 the
kltchen-nO one attending on them; the SER ants
lighting She could NOT Wfir al zen Jr.it- "iu, anu
irre vas no attempt at instruction. The children
thought all people we're dukes or besgtfs. or u'u
never 10 part with their money They dld not
know now brcad-and-butter Wd- MACE ana won
lerrd II horses fed on beet
When She grew up she conceived 4 violent passion
for MI Lamb. but declared THAT sd" knew herself 10
bee such a fury ia temper tnat Sue W'ul4 maze
HIM yvrrt,hrd. She offered 10 follow h.m about a-
a clerk. Bnt hey Were married and an uI-stirred
alliance Il proved.
Unfortunately she became Acquainted tn Lord
Byron the WOMEN suuOcaled Alm. heard
untIury OF him. till ore day Roger. for lie, Moore
and spencer were AL my lovers. ana WIole me up
10 the .lrs-l Was 81. '-e clouds -.of eis ad'u 3.
You should know the new poet. and hr oatftt me
tAc Al>. of CAildc laiod TO read. iea" DO ana
that was enough. Eo-rrs ~tle pc ,l.- 'i"'-
foot and bites nIs nails said: ii heswaS uE} is
Nsou must know him.. ] was one night AZ Lady
Wr,iuo.cIauds: the women Wert all throw %
their head. 40 him. Lady Mestmorr!ald lea me
up 10 hlu. looked earnestly at ulm. aud turned
ON nv heel \ day TWO passed wa. 7ittiHS
with / ord and Lady Holland. when be As an
nouuced Lady Holland sand: i must present
Lord Byron 10 YOU Lord Byron said: That ouer
was made to you before may ask why you re-
,ecfed n lie begged PERMISSION 10 come dii,. Sc"
me- lie did s0 the next day. Rogers ana Moore
were -tauGlng by ne: was On the s"Id nad h,1
come in from riding. | wa hth[ ana heile'.
When Lord Byron was announced Hr" "u' Oh 'ut
room 10 wash NY sell " men l returned hogeI7
.4Il. Lord Byron. yOu are happy man. Lazy
Caroline has D,en sitting here I'D an Aer arr WIN
rs but when You were announced she LIE" o"
beautiiy herself I'LL i..,
What followed this Acquaintance is wen Known
Craving tired of his cXctabe aunllfer ne "fnte
her an iii natured letter She almost lost her
reason was bled. .eeched, taken away To Iieiahu
When she returned % EnglanG IN CAM state
4brre came most unfortunate fracas Win her
page at whom she threw deIohaIlns "'' ""'0"
hr had been playing Win. ~. .h.o,, , .,.rl
Il was PLAYING ball with him. lie threw squiD
INTO the ire and threw thc BAH az ms mead II
I'M him on the temple. and he bird he ctieu OUT .
.Dh my lady YOU have killed me. Out Oh my
.,s,.s dew into the hail and screamed - Tod
have murdered the page. he servants anu people
An the streets caught the sound. ana ~ rs soon
snread about William Lamb would I'VE WIN me
No LANCER All his family united ~ insisting on our
s4paration. Whilst this was going on anu lS1Iu "a
ment. drawing Out--that is IN one nOhth-I wrote
and cent Glenaryon to the press. wrote IT, IN