New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-25
LONDON GOSSIP.
~ rycLIsHMAN'S NOTES on ENGLISH
TOPICS.

W. ,ever could quite understand. General Jacquo
d. b,oodresl II is true, but what Of " Marshai
aud MI. delicate elbow hue Moreover there IL
% ,iserence a gap which makes one shudder. he
W." ,,s .l,r OF = rosebush and that OF "a battlefield
,,o the long trtn chcs have closed over the ucAd
-, Ascot the killed and wounded the " hrokci ana
,.,t ~ ar OF o fair complexion altogether Pcope /
'1e ,-,-yn their accounts to-day. and on Monday
80 viii s-c how TO meet them In the afternoon
-, t,- a fugitive evening the party I am Wlth has
- -. since Tuesday and what with SMOKING under
IS and wt-terias m the morning. betting 81 'he
.op and playing poker or nap " in the even
49, has 4 pleasant time NAP" Is amusing; ont /
limited to reasonable stakes Is the really fash
,oasbe game OF the "ay'
-. so-,-,nv. being the Queens Birthday, was the !
s,,r NJ many state dinners that az the LORD IMAM
.,s Leading me 10 the conclusion that Irish land
"a. are not quite ruined yet Lord Kenmare gives
,usld dinners. although no. one-third OF MS $1,000
I'm Kerry have paid dm any rent tor eighteen month'
at and he il popular in London as he once was III
,lsnd He ought TO he popular In Ireland now lor he
tsotvavs been o resident proprietor, aud ms haIr Is
.-,y rs red as that Of " The Maegiuicuddy o. The
49, There is a genuine Celtic ring about the latter
.e nut IRISH zencaoogists assure me that The Mac1n
sdri.ouly saxon freshman after all. and descend
5onlg in the female line from the ancient cme'tans
orrod the picturesque rocks and bog known a. The
poess By.the-way the sist r Of The MaccaAcudny'
,rv handsome Sad accomplished young iad'. Is about
- mary the brother Of Mr. BRAIN etOker, Mr. Henry
Iryine's alter ego.
There are others besides The observation-disclosures !
,or9c,i Macucuddy-who are feryenty believed ID
ne a. Celtic ohicfalns. bat whose Celtic origin IL Hot
,~pted in Ireland o. these the most conspicuous Is
rbe C.pono-huc N ?. for Tralee and step-on OF MI
vse,rtlv OLeary AT one time the first place among
,so p1ri5us chi.ttains was occupied by The OGorman
,boI The original ~ Tnackerly's The O'Au-i-ah'
boirdratel bis dweu --p.ace by sweep OF MS SUCK
an. In two thirds ~ the horizon saving I'VE over
asrer SO completely immortal Is The O'AulhSao tAa'
er AZ, essay. apuea~.i some years with the tide
.Orr~4erea," everybody understood at once i-Ai il
,.,.r.l 10 part OF .le great and ilicined Kingdom
Catalonia OlIcu,meu are fond of telling now 10" /
o.-.r,n Nanon l.n-ed vI- about 90 chl'n-c'
Ar ,,rs-rar aus -ec,u tc think thai blood woai nave
been,pned instead Of iuS ONLY tr the uier' en.loN oil
t,-. most a-.. able OF hard uvers Mr.. Morgan Johh
D1ouue whose gea.a humor the 1l. - ferocoi' man
Lsy,~ would hive found IL im2''-loe 90 "l'l'.'-'.
Tie C-t,rrnau Malnu sul lives and is II t--s moment
,r, q the members flr County Clare. DC is mag
lsrelt ola gentleman o. look upon, very c'n-'e'n- anu
s...lel ln liz manner HIS .ataer called himself pam
~ N.lon. u dI The oDlnorhue pam DIT.
o.D,reshue. without the Celtic prefix indicative W
,,I.tann,5d: bay the sons love % proclaim thiir
,lt ia their adopted tribes. SO iE as
g.. aware. the OFIA.rtr-, Of whom tHo or
n~.e families sim srrvivo on their nat We
loIn GALWAY are almost tuc only Era1ln' r'pTe>eh''
t,y, o -he -oca. el I.h KINGS Eve-rD'iY knows ih"
rr,,.l never approached nearer Co. tne condition of
s..asm than d,t England ur Scr the H7o'trcuy Ine
1-," were only caief4.u'. and cDei'llp Is III the
.r. 1,,-. -i... --.v-.. as Lord In .hI luin.
'4'' %. 49,, t+-,-r.,.. with -te invaders II
"" --' - $3.50. ,,t tb,- the q. kings
,,.-., -.. ,,. r~..h a. ar but Norman ady.1-
t--. DE Bur-ns Pow Bur1rs. 0vces, HiaSos, Areys'
ard ;be rest Yhe famous Martins, Of BaIynahenen.
Vhoo.-ned Is pOu ares when the mortgage passed
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y VIN 81 N-''-' - 80. (,.rr+.,s Tt. Earl
'u - 80. i,s ,..r,a fro-, UlDr.v.u
.,,-,,sbtr. INIT t.,o Lille borne bv tie present
Ear. while b. was heir apparent. Lord Adare, belongs
distinctly 10 County Limerick. where the fanny eal4'e'
~. mainly situated. Al4re Manor IS one o. the must
earu, houses and wiz the prettest gardens, in Ire
land Lord Dluraven went over the other da o. meet
h. tenantrv and ,ot. hear O lar-e amount of rent
vu.-rot everyone refJces for the adventurous Peer
l. popular from LOal0u 30 the hocAy Mountains. ne
was special correspondent for lie b1ny I"e9rpW
Curing the ADys-inIsn War, ana since then
has shot many bison bear and hlshorn 10 tne
kocAv Mountains He owns considerable e.
~. cont Wc,t." Il not quite SD extensive domain
esfaa- 9cJu~el by Lord Mlllylle from the Northern
Pa.lc R.iro4d in tae basin % tho -4s- atclevan II
ls. curious effect ou LONDON -o--'s' tl- d" aren't
anxiety Oh ue par. OF L--.'' all" IL -'n 30
sr.ir. pr5pe-t ia country where it, risJ-s az likely
D. h. r.s,.s~i.8 for -o.,e ltte time 20 come Nobody
49, ........ - ..,,... st.,,
Wo-ll thnA ol oaNIH- 4AN Lr'-' 0''''- '' |
(-xcepl for Iaye a4lns Plrpo-rr oi as prriha
r.ut Investment Land a. such IS fancy article.
e., , -r.. ..-.,,-. ..,.+. . ID .la ,-1.- g7r When