New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-05

feet arsenal of common place books He is admirable
impromptu speaker, and makes the best assf1 th
speech in London. His talk Is more dengntiu IMAM
his writings full of odd bits OF way nowedee
And quaint n1 M ra s s 81
yersatonsts shord unhesitatngy give MI saa 1ne
tas worth se min TO- Following humby aud
sufficiently respectful distance Byron, VINO placed on
and Byron third shall place my English takers; George
Augustus Sala first, Edmund Yates second ana Aora
For nv own enjoyment prefer Mr.. Hayward; He's q
delicious rdc0ter and compes INC 70 love nm, ~
never heard him yet say good WORD TOT anyoou' w"
AS instances of the extreme cleverness with which re
Ddily 7eeqrOph IL managed is the engagement OF NJ
Frauk Lawey brother of the late and uncle Of the pres
en- Lord Wenock, ON the permanent stan Oh oe hpSn
genuine sporting man. the brother of peer, attached
his paper For IL mus: be confessed tnat the
Journalist born the purple OF the heather OF on nus
family racecoursc is apt to get the saddle mixed Win
the bride sometimes, as the "bowsprt gov Asu vi,
the ruder in the memorable Hunting OF tne snola,
lent sporting editorials i'm 1he Daily Iee9rah, o9
has been Of great service in wrtns piosra and
and obituary notices In which his social position anu
knowledge give him striking advantage ne arSV
excellent writer in technical sense ana ia & ne
OF the late Mr.. George Payne anu an edoflai Oh ~
deata of the late Lord Wilton. showed the power VI
writer whose knowledge of men is drawn from the men
themselves and from books lie has ono
lie has curious notion that all races snouu up " go
long distance strangely overlooking the fact maj 0ur
mile has become farce-tne horses ohH tn 90.
10 dsiinguis Mr. Lawley's sporting articles from those
by inferior hands. He is tai, graynalIeu nan l
was private secretary 10 Cabinet minister nc ""s oo
sidercd the handsOmest man i'll LONDON. -
II is very difficult TO pop into Clsues aucon io vi,
the day preceding great sale, or mo any ar
gallery, without finding Mr. Godfrey turner VINO
been attached The Telegraph ever since can recoect
ANYTHING Turner's very agreeable writer 1urnisheu
with abundant Wedge variety OF literary anu
artistic subjects, and like Mr. Bennett the musical crc
the paper is deservedly popular Inc ART
0ivided between Mr.. Sala, who writes on the kOyai
Academy and the GrOsvenor Gallery and MI turner,
deals with all kinds OF galleries. great ana sinai.
Occasionally Mr.. f. l.. Blanchard writes hOllce on
uuf As "A
is uefforlned by Mr. Clement scott who also writes ei-
torals and descriptive articles ar scott mas recently
gained prorcted lawsuit against TIE hjefee, anu on
previous occasions has had experience Oh nIsa-
ton has considerable nOwiedge Of the stage anu
the adaltor of Dora diplomacy" as wen as OF
''Odeue." In the former. however, he had good
cOil0bJrdeur, but he adapted Odette quite shsle-
hanued lie is editor and pro rieor OF me theatre
tue MAGAZINE concerning hicn he was Obliged 10 sue
Mr. Sampson and Mr.. Ashton Dixie for damages MI.
Scott neat hand at turning verses ana is very
useful man The Daily Telegram, to winch MI STACK
and Mr. Goodman also contriDuJo III dnerent ways All
Drew Gay, became, curing the last war, on suei
good with the Sultan Is now III ESypl WftIS anu
elegrapniug daily To Headquarters