New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-30
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PROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIIR rRIRrSs'
Rapidly returning London is fully occupied
by a scandal OF the first magnitude. The Marquis OF
Ange-ey been unfortunate as 10 have hs VIE
run away from him. but ike Ike Byrons miuorai Ja'A
johnson. he has run away from her. Just a. TIE Mar
chiOncss about dine che received letter r" n'
husband saying that he had left Paris for the pres
and her forever With that impeuosify which charac
terriers the Parets he head the family, after being
married to his present less than two years mas
forsaken her. II his third wife The h ads oil tue
house Of Pagc have habit Of carrying several wives
The autcpcnutimate Marquis was married three tne7
II will be rccoected that the first Marquis 81 Angesey
was the dashins cavalry officer who, while Earl ol
Uxbrdge commanded the cavalry at the battle OF
Waterloo and lost his leg there lie survived the o"ttle
nearly forty years and famous for his cork leg MS
bright blue coats and hs hats The Ange-ey beui"pPu
hat with broad nj cwhat curly brm Is SIN worn
by many dar dies II ripe The grand Old veteran OF
aud other desperate fights IN the peninsula anu
hero Of Waterloo after which he was made Marquis
was a familiar figure II London even IN my early uhe
HIS cork leg was marvel, and he rOce' "aiA'u ".u
dressed like buck blood" OF the first class I'LL
he died He was twice MARI H. first, to
LAZY Carolina yilliers. by whom he had eight
children and whose marriage with him was
subsequently dissolved. and secondly to Lady
Charlotte Cadogan, by whom he had five more
His first wife subsequently married the Duke OF Ar
gylL His eldest son, the second Marquis, was thrice
marr first to Miss Campbell. Of shawhed secondly 10
Miss Bagot and thrifty to dIuEhier OF Mr. George
Burnani mrs D tie was IA her Of tue Late Mar
qs Of the pres mt incumbent and Of the famous beauty
Lady Florence Paget who, after beng engaged to MT
Henry Chaplin mar, led the last Marquis Of Hasting-
the king Of the pungers," in sudden and romantic
manner This lady who still retains much OF her once
81 eud beauty form and face, Il now he wlfe oil or
George Chetwynd OF the 81 looking and best bred
ri II
1859 was only once married and died in 1850 when he
was succeeded By his half brother the noOlemah VINO
has Just away from his wife.
Lord Augle-ey. wno forty-seven years Of age was
first married 10 Mas Norman who died IN 1873 In the
next wear ne arrcd Miss Boyd died in ST. and
who bore him the present infant Earl Of UXbndse
In so he married the Warehouses whose story Is not
without interest 10 Americans. she il celebrated
Amer can b lie. being other than Miss Ninns hlns
daughter OF Mr. p King. " Sandhils. "a This b'al
fni lady was a widow, having first married MI. Henry
Wodehou-~ the brother II Lord Kimberley aud uncir ~
the Lord house whose early career occasOned some
excitement Lon, few years ago. Lord kimoer-
lew name II known al the world, for he Il the
present Secretary of for the Col nies post he has
previously occupied. Mr.. Henry Wodrhouse who has
hca various app infmeuts thirty-egnt years Oh
when be married the belle OF Georgia He left her
widow the following year. She has enjoyed great
social distinction and popularity during her residence IN
England and but little astonis ment was felt when she
became Marc loucss of Angi.sey Unha ply tne mar
rae has MOI turled out We'll, All sne VIII nave To Il"
back upon title aud her settlements IL is not the
duty of cronicier Of small beer 10 apporon praise OF
blame IN such tiers. The r!euds o thu husband say
Tat no En.shnan. 81 ast Of all English nobeman.'
wnuli endure the dictatipu To which, know, bus
band. cheerf!lly submit the United states while the
synpatAlzcrs with her Lady ship. and they are many
speak Of false fleeing, perured fancies Of the
Psg-ts and the deliberate wicAednes- with which the
Gc-rrOn had been planned II seems 10 me a pIcty
quarre. As f. stands"
30 far As one can Judge, English people a. well as
Americans are additionally Interested in he afIlr in
consequence Of the lady being an American. Many
Engl-hmen OF rank have married American wives dur
ing the lat few years Lord Mandcvile, heir apparent
10 the Dukcdom Of Manchester, married the charming
Miss YLuaga. and Lady Randolph Churchill was Mlrs
Jennie Jerome Of New-YOrk City, the daughter O, Ar
Leonard Jerome. Another Paget az mentioned IN my
last e ter Mrs Arthur. wife Of Captain Page va, Miss
stcvcns-a charming lady, whose good qualities were
ONLY exceeded in number by the -r szhe refused These
are ONLY few OF the We lBnown instances Of Anglo
American alliances the rule being IN favor OF American
gi-ls marrying Eng.hmen, and not OF English girls
marrying American sir Curtis Lamp-On. born Amer
cau uaturalzed hecc and created barouet l. no
exception rule, for Lady LamPsou L. born AmrH
can and from Massachusetts that Dollars and coro-
nets seem 10 very excellent alliance ~ rule
Wha Engsh sprgs II NOBILITY require in briie is that
she shall be a pretty, accomplished and wei hammered
rrl with some ready money Landed estates here are
50 noIrlss-y muddird with entails anu settlements Of
various kinds that very few raldes. excepting such As
tn Dukes ~ Portland, Bncceuch Norfolk and West
minister. have ready money AZ command They nave
broad acres. fine houses, family pictures and long
pedigree but IL they want 10 spend 100000 are
DIRE ugh up all standing" 50 much is spent in Jrais ne
representation there very little oi what North
Country miners cali spending brass
There was a snowy welding with more pedigree than
ready money about it, M - Peters Eaton square on
Thursday. Nj Lyonel PlAntagenet Toiiemache eldest
son Of Mr. " r. Tolemache NJ r., and grandson of Lord
Tourmache Of Hellnguam, was married 10 Lady ~ oii
King daughter Of Robert Edward. seventh Earl OF
KINGSTON. Here be- brave names my masters The bride
Is the only daughter ~ the IL Lord Kingston who en-
loved TIE tc ike his fatherfor snort while. The
great estates of the King fdn in Ireland worth III r.
Gently 40 900 year. not held by Lord Kingston,
but by the Kinguarman branch OF the family the mead
Of which Jew years represented Sligo IN Parliament
a. Conservative Home Ruler. queer li'icsl hsh but
a very fine fellow all round. Lady sybli has however,
the advantage Of being only daughter, and MI
Lyouel Pilnagcnet Tormache, no If Just tweniy-one
wear. OK age may II he survive his seventysixyear old
grand aher and bis forty nincyear Iathcr become
in time Lord TOliemache.
The Lady Emily Clinton daughter Of the Duchess OF
Newcastle Is 10 he married 10 the Prince Pamth Dora
after ali, II Will be recoleced that on the death 81 the
late Duke OF Newcastle the present Duke Il ninorl his
widow nee Hope, married Mr. HOhler, whose musical
taeut - well known. The Duchess ~ Newcastle aud
Mr. Hohler are among the regular visitors TO Nice and
Monte aro IN petite duchcssc - one ~ the social
centres while a d,chesse the dowager Duchess ~
Montro-e the leader o. another set The latter lady
owes her name 10 fashion % wearing her husbands
Mr. Crawfurdsl coiors when Buchanan Master Waller
- Louis ste. Marguerite the racehorses IN their
stables are likely 10 win
To prevent the crying maiqdesse Of mentioning these
verv qraades dunes in The paragraph with other
persons begin a fresh one Of my wicked young