New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
LORD LONSDALES LLREL SUIT

London correspondent of THE TRIBUNE
writes follows regarding the libel suit brought by
L,rd Lonslse against The Loi,oi1n World:
Ths genial Edmund Yates has uuwitnely put his foot
qagmire. In tha. part II Tae World newspaper
headed the World saws he inserted paragraph
which imputed an elopemeut 10 An unmarried lady VITA
Lord LOnsd.lr married man. rs I mentioned In Il
former letter nobody is asOIisAod at anything hewes
morelani br Of the Lowthers may do erratc
their ways Il Is. however serious matter when the
young lady happens to De the daughter OF popular n
hopecssly ha dup moo cInan Ike Lord wrsu.orcand
Pesonslu society placed The young p-or whose
wife was IA iHvald aud VINO himself was Master Of
FoIhourds. By kind of exhaustive process the con-
clu arrived by other that the part
sl0 tolave co ed rOu he huuuug lie werc Lorl Ions
dale and Lady Grace Fame daughter OF LORD Wcstmofc-
land
terrific upheaval Of society has taken place AMI the
Turf aud the Marlborough club, have been ringing On
the deuunc ions of the LowAers and he Fancs L"rI
Westm,rriand quit tue ptre noble ia manner Ges1ts
his queer position IA tue Hpor ing an1 tue great
wofld as a stJuebroke" peer. has been thund-rii
away u the most tremendous manner Lord wsstmoro-
Land, on the turf many -lrs ago and pal "
NJ Ten Br eek made himself famous by irtroduc-
ing tn owcro ~ncI bat which caused tho detection ~
the assassin Miller who robbed and Killed man in
railway carriazc. IN. WcstuorclIn1 hnf va. u boOa
aud bic sin; to 'i Ike his Lor'i-hp. who could
thcnceforth at confor any In bsousaam or IN han
SON cab. al tho world followed n lov-crownel flsh-
ion AID LI raced tnrir stock 10 sell lt Heuce
Miller wore q raced hat, was @" c.tcI AMI hanged
To return the LOwtcrs and Fan,s they have threat
eDcd that conlgn punishment winch r. never eXrcut Il
IN this c0uurf Fur dag the air thick with
cOwhidug. YctuotIiug AM on hut an app icato1,
unsanc oucd bv tnr pubic prose uor for rule Hsi to
why achmiua inform ition should not aIc against
Mr. Yates. recent act II Parliament re inces such
actions brit ngeu unless tho sanctioned
by public prosecutor. that probably very htto
lna come thursday ugnt oil tue crItCh-ald-
ioothp.k gentry, the " Johuul-s " and tLappIr-,"
Iull OF fond nope thai mInd Yates wOu,d soon
he behind the bars Of a Ir,sOu. And Tie thIcn. Of
hOr,rwhippng have died under the kurwl.
edge thai the cdi oV and proprietor ~ The EJrid
stands well over six 'or and nat his principal alters
aDctors nearly tail All thr previous tlis
slckeuing coming from people who b. uOt
the spirit TO call JouruHsi Uut a. EfencDncu 90 n
they feel aggcycd Al app al 10 force without rsk ~
lie u distinctly low and ul ckglarily ami would nave
been quite worthy Of the broken down gane.trrs who
talked about N.
IL II course hard the young lady 10 be- charged
with clipping with married man whose sick is
abroad. All tnat the glcaiest scandal m1ugers nov
allcge Ia that she and L.rd LJnsdalc we're Oh very
friendly trrm- anl frequently rode together Lady
Grace Fame .as. hear AZ Eadmnton wlth her IL
aud mother guests Of the Duke OF Beaufort Al tue TINS
the clOpeincnt WAS suppose 20 nave occurred