New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20
LONDON GOSSIP.
AZ ryGLrsEMANs NOTES on ENGLISH

ffaf owe
- - Parliament London already 'AHr, mot
,cr, Of depletion. The Park Is oeSo' 49,, ,, houses
theatres are shut up. The tur"'u ,,,,r,, has nut
a, c,osvepor Square. Belgrayla' an" - r,,.r will
- a. motto of brown holland Prooao! - n.or
on us m'h''' ., 49,. he empter than II has oeeh
-, - ,ears mast. owing 10 the cN'N
e.. In the dulest times Of peace wv -. -
sonoh,av coming up from A'ue' 80 So, e h.c,roiu,
son''o'' ,,s,y nrcvent the clubs from o'cou"N7
run, ',tion Of desolaron But now lAa' one ~
an - ,o,,n tbe IRISH. and another gong l" HS". %
- 5,OI the Turks and Egyptians the soi'eis W."
missed in London, on the moo,7' ~. ~,
.t,hhle and II, the hot corners OF the WOODS P"'
ii no Parliamentary life TIL nearly the emu u ''S
month aud after a few weeks recess the autumn -
,,l her,u aud London viii experience the rare Se"S
~ vitality in autumn aud early winter me n0''
rise again Tor a space about thrlSiina''.' -. hos
meet early next year; for the d'spa'ch o. ,
cleor, been thrown back two enilre years o' '
,n.nce gwen To Irish affairs. SO that aI'no"Hn ''o -
-, eosop may be ptonally dull 10 WI" oo Va
o.,tionalv short and beyond a little orea'hH- ~
among the grouse and partrdees ana cuo-uu"'i"7
will be 10 holidays III TINS time WV
pn.osaut shooting begins nominaly IN Oo'oOeI' "''
with the heavy autumn foliage causei OS 'no ~
frs tb.-e will be no good sport among the lohstd"s
81, the following month when Parliament VIII uen'u"
The presence OF all persons VI poIucal l~Poi
IoDdon The question Of the closure the uis-u'0" "
the Egyptian affair and the possibly deferred AIIe'
hin will then completely cut up the nrst nail oi VIC
h.,,,r., se.s,D and after Christmas the ne" SESSION.
will .poil tae second half Thus, taking one con''ueI"n
with another both foxes and pheasan'S "pPe"
IN nave al elsy time OF IL, much easier tua'' '"'
- o. heal energies have hitherto been devoted 10
The preservation 81 those animals II might Do '"o"7
that he foxes would eat the peasants ana re1'o'' |
h,ce far AS tine latter concerned but renlA" VI
This kind would argue oneself unkuo"n'o 'n' N'Ni
~ Fuctud A. rule. foX-huniers deiest pheAs'n' pr
servers for the naturally Object 10 Key nAi' ID"
youring their birds, while ardent hunts'nea '"l"N
woodland country a devilish thing, inasmuch a N =
awkward II impossible TO ride over al rap'u P'o-
To the fox-hunung mind an open country Win c"'F
waited or stu better. grass ed- with fences Jump ""
is the best fit supp emented with flrze-coVefed com
mons and seraDby coverts afford shelter for the toN
and his natural food the RABBIT II seems at present.
however that the ONLY sport foxEuntns en'HI-'"''s
vii -er THIS year the cubhurt ng when his " e''5
so! tccl IA some paris AID must Dee pirSIe4 Al Un-
eari, hours, Tor the scent viii not lie .Ale o. SUNNY
mornings.
Az Tie Houses Of Parliament, now the centre OF Lon
don lfe the heat has been fearful during the ast "e'A
Tver iii the deserted tear0sn one OF the pleas 'h'c'
parts of the House OF Commons. ict inclined 10 ADOPT
lie l-ut and airy costume OF tina. SIMPLE aicA"N' '1e
hero Of " rAe Alabama Duel in Bon GaIuers BOOK
OF ballads
The ,rroe subject OF exra-p 1dtcal gossip has been
me i1.tu h of the Qa.en wu respect to her sons As
Unlimited 10 previous letter. TOE Prince oi Wales IL
stiu rav i4Jet at being c'nd-m led TO th' p''lt"L
-. ,,.r r-.,ed so.d-rth- hEure-he@d OF Fleid
-s ID, tsin tDat he hAs never set squadron ~ the
e3 and may posslbly pc accused Of knowing the dyl-
si,, If a hltle no more than sll"-tef. mere =
no.anr so aoh5rred this country as swasscr " any
kind what wouli b. thong o1y d'7hlhs Soi4e'F
stve ~ carriage abroad wOuli be condemned mere al
no. q. =. Gar buster and " bal form We are. for
.th ,,r, I'd ,d.st ana retiring but no oiy brave
ran-arL tie royal family has never shown the "l-le
feathes-Ees De as-ei over when dangerous d''y -
+o.bef,re The Prince. wllI- studi0u,ly preserving
n, attitude ~ loving obedience TO the queen, mas he
vond doubt pressed Her Ma~sty very hard this iime
and j.. so-..y disappointed her refusal to let nm 20
ou WIKI tine Army II Egypt. lie Insisted strongly once
before on me absurd figure he wond present ID ''e
event Of European by the side OF ms Drother-'a"'
tbe In,cral Crown Prince Germany but ne has been
met with ~ appea proceed mt There Is some m'""y
RUE about Tie Heir Apparent leaving the cou Try i'r
more than certain time, II is 'ertllnF A51''9o
preceien, take the command OF the Army III
The hd although George " died IN the belief that DE-
wa at Waterloo Desperately cui up ana dl'appo'n'e"
Prince las been compelled to submit WIN the 0e9'
grace possible under tie circumstances.
To the Du6e Of Connausa. sDlns-oIt no similar 90
lection cJuli Do raised Royal ikes have az a. Times
been plentiful enough and have been sent on various
uit.ry expeditions But n. Queen was strongly op-
posed 20 the departure 81 the Duke o. C0n"aug t. whom
she nai previously refused permission % 20 to south
Africa There was then great huoono and II was
urged taat MS marriage was reasonable objection
Tl.tr7- tie Oueen ouIy yielded strong representa-
The l4ucha g-tocks Of Europe The Prince of Wales at
Cowes m. Duke Of EdinDurrh ashore in Germ my
and the Duke Of Conhausnt AZ Adershot would Ger
tanlv have been pretty sgI ~ set before our soldiers
and sailors.
EmoalAa, Tor Egypt, the Duke Of Albany does not
count as Do, delicate braith Gnf neither soI.i'r
nor sailor; bat the D.kc- OF Edinburgh and Con
Taucht we're being made simply ridiculous for the
former uoSn 10 be good lava officer and the
latter D.. very aiT soldier so far as dfu and "t"e
booisl tloorc ae concerned. The 3uk- OF Edinburgh
BUSTED reach Of danger al the hrst mint 81
trouble il thl East and l. leisure 10 play the 10
Ole u Germany; and strong effort was made 10 Keep
TIE D4Ae o. Counalght home, a. If be were an only
son. lae young NogvaL Fortunately the queen Las
yielded good counsel aud the royal FIlhces are
spared exposure 10 the laughter OF Europe
When was decided that the Duke o. tonnausnt
shouli g. he VA. sent III the mos laundering manner
poss be spite precrdeuts and common justice 10
the Guards rails. he gycI the command OF the
Brigade of Guards, which IS the Guards Sty openly
deprive them OF al chances or dlrLhctlOn as H.
l. h. must bee kept out of danS'r' To Accumulate the
extreme gnwslom which seems 10 have suddenly come
oyertu4 most estimabe AID generally sound pract cal'
oollaonei,e lady the queen she As decreed that the
Duke II Counaught shall an escort OF Hnsslrs-
lust a. Il bis Drigaie OF Guards could not take sufficient
care ~ their commander!
That no cement Of the grotcsque mghtibe wanting Ia
The Arrangements for Royal Highncsses and Serene
4rsn,,.fe,ies the Duke Teck gong out with the
Army. OF what use laughed everybody when the
announcement was made. " can Teck BE- IN EsyptF
Pehaps The np-cunous 1rans arency thinks thai the
Eclat o.. d campaign VIII the ugly strike OF the
butchers and bakers the day If he were soldier
AM got al opportunity Of Distinguishing himself be
nIg.t 81 achieve thai desirable result i"''
limb or d Victoria Cross vii cover multitude OF Gins.
uuluck.y for the husband Of the Princes Mary b.
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