New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19

acr,eced that he must not give up hope even ON '"o
scaffold for he must be brought out 10 saiSS "o ~
ple: but that when the rope was round MS heoA
prieye would be shown and his pardon would Spccuy
follow Buoyed up by this hope he went through 'no
preparations very we'll bui the instant mo rop'
thd mo was turned of and all fear OF his confession
az an end
Newmarket IA greatly Interested just now In the mar
riage OF Archer the famous jockey. VINO IA 10 DC '
RED Mt Chrstmastde to one OF inc Prctt'' b' -
Newmarket. the daughter Of John DAWSON INC unins'
who won the Derby for Count Batthyhhy WIN ""'oP,
and also the great match between the saio "o'9 a
IowIander. Miss Dawson ia petite ana has pretty
ero Arcber ia building pretty nest for the Archers
vet IN no bevopd Mr. Crawfurds the opposite SIDE Oh
the road II Is we'll built Of red brick with oeeP s'ono
dressing and very handsomely decorated Dy Jennings
son OF old Tom Jennings Of Gladiator fame IL n's
ornamental and kitchen gardens stables, hoV %
elegant conservatory and every comfort lhcuihs 1t"
enormous asta There Is, however, sort OF Skeleton
cupboard TO wit. the private Turkish Da'h' IN ""'o"
Archer proposes TO keep himself down to oil Dut sRe'c
ton weight. lie cannot take walking exercise anu u
Tins Obliged 10 get OF weight artically am told he
is worth between 100000 and 41OOOo' mNesieu ioi
him by Lord Falmouth IN solid securities
The Belt case ia once upon us. Several months
ago gave sketch OF this remarkable affair and have
nt,io 70 ada save that Mr. Thomas Gibson Bowles,
Editor and prnpretor of Vanity Fair does not stand 10
be shot AT i'm the matter the father OF MT lawes inc
rival SCULPTOR Sir John Bennett Lawes' having hoo'
como forward perform the operation known Oh !oui
side as footing the BILL" which VIII IN al proDaoi5
be remendoisy heavy. Sir johns action Is easily OK
planned When no found out that ne was gong 10 DC
made barouet II occurred to him that II would hardly
he copsonant with the fitness of things that the same
London GAZETTE which announced his baronetcy shouu
contain the OF his son, the future bHroneN M
bankrupt Hence Mr.. Lawes ana MT bo"les
are, as sporting writers put It, on 'elFe''
J.rtff hat ne
Them through As the case will probably be setueu DE-
for these lines can return England may hazard tne
oninion that he ia quite mistakon-hat is, know any
thing of the general spirit of Englshmen fuohe op'n
ION cultured and unculured is entlreI! Win M Do
The upper classes think the letter written 10 the oIu
Mayor to prevent MIR. Belt from getting aloo guito
da.Inng the writer LyeryDoy eIse looAs ." a Vio
Whole attack as a matter Of business LaWCs, one sonq
cutter tried 70 inlure Bet m s sGou by unfair
means Il jury take TINS Yle" as is prODaole' 'N0
damages Will be very large
The Blnes" scandal has actually cropped up again
Ne sooner IL the war over than the law courts Dhg
gallant officers together by the cars. oe ttlat
Sontbs 400 od the story Of tue cX-cOlonc and present
coIonc commanding the Blues" IL will be recchected
known dsoc9ly Journal" for insertion. IL was sent
anonymously ana WAS cOuched IA inc IoiO"i"e
$50 Colonel owen Williams is going to get married at
last. Oul those suppcrsl"
Inc society editor, happening to know Co one
arose. Colonel Williams declared thaJ the wiiuns was
thai Of Colonel fred BurnaOY, OF hhlEh lame Tue
present com n4ndcr Of Colonel Wiiamss old regimen
Colonel bdlnaby rtprlled the accusation Wiz sc"ih Si
indignation. deuying that The handwriting was MS
whereof Colonel Williams repeated MS assertion VAN
tho addition ms successor was liar as Wen as &c
,rc Injuries and "A court-ma~tla were talked about
but nothing came Of II al ana Colonel Williams diy
married charming young LAZY. Colonel Burnauy Is
now compelled to bring an action Tor HbeI against
Colonel iilams. 1 hear tLat Bs course has Deeh M
sisted on by Lord SfT1tAnarn tine ccr3rdied 81 hdsh
Rose. MS head colonel Hod must Know ihat lhere
are three colonies 10 every rex ment 81 LiOuseuc'u
Cavalry Thus the Fra aud Second ifr Guards AZ" IN
10, q Horse Guards BUt DhNO al three Tue IIuce Oi
Wil.sa gupnr.-ii-l uicl the uuar cClOncis are re-
sprctiyely Iucan, Lord Temple Oh ana L'rd Nrath
,irn the gentlemen PIE yiOusy mentioned, being the
n,ut,uaui-cJ on,is actually Communicating. IL II ieiI-
fully ignorant und vulgar 10 speaA q" these troops - Je
Guards did the newspaper rcpOtcrs II EsJ Pr Inc
Guards" are Known by every English gentleman 10
siglliy the Foot GudrJS-lhat Is tho OioLadleIs lhe
CU..slrcsIus ana the SCOTS Guards
hear the Angesey quarrel also Is likely 10 come
into Court an efforts g. arrange between ne Marquis
his American MarchiOucss. nee KING, having proved
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