New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15
LONDON GOSSIP.
AN ENGLIsHMANs NOTES ON ENGLISH
TOPICS

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TOPICS.
occ s,ox,t CORRESPONDENT OF THE TnrBUSEi
There is 10y in the tents OF Edmund Yates,
for IL Ia pretty clearly understood that inc Lonsoe O'
case will 20 no further My special informant VIM
knows tleminds OF fhe Judges before those 1mporan'
have made them up. tells me that thcrs
M chance OF their agreeing and that the knoty ques
tim OF the authority Of Parliament interfering I'M
Willingly With that of the Court OF queens benon win
not he auhoritatlyely decided To tho noniesai nhu
n seems absurd maintain that an Act OF fsrhano'
could not been intended to interfere win inc Jun
tons Of the Queens Bench but lawyers always assume
,vserious air when the Jurisdiction OF some super
ANIMATED tribunal Is called 10 question. There " 1850
homeless muddle sbont the Iabouchere ahair IN "1o
the editor and proprietor Of Truth accused the atner Oh
the Daca d vaombross Of making sausages Tor army
stores ont Of dead soldiers And the Belt case hangs
fire. also owing the judges who IT is said cannot con
fortabiy agree upon H.
There are complaints, long and oud VITA yoH at win
Ms against trial by jury But II must DO urgeh thAl
iur,men do TO end somehow-exceptin ietanu'
whereas judges simply play n game OF oatucdoer ana
shuttlecoek in which the unhappy parties 10 Inc SUIT
the shuttlecocks
The Prince of Wales Is gone down to stay at East
bourne the windup OF VERY hard week for him Jus'
~ mi. time O, year the Heir Apparent has 10 make
kind of business pleasure SO many people want 10
make this portly young Lochinyar dance a their merry
makings that 1t wonderful how he gets through IL A
Another problem 10 how the Prince maintains MS com
which Ii than that OF bali tho women OF
fashion Hs swiftness of travelling o. getting through
speech or dinner. is only equaied by his power Oh
sttine up at night, which ia quite unryhued sppro
mend that much OF his love for actora arises from "ls
foudness for sitting up late What the Prince wants
to id teir ute about o'clock IN the morning.
H,nee MT Tooe Mr. Coghan are prime fayoritss OF
his Bnt his nearest follower or henchman - Lofu
Conme an Irish peer Of Bsrdolphan aspect red a. 70
rose and eogrIy as TO eyes, but perfect slayer Is
Rarca,dine the great Irish horse himself Never gay,
witty or humorous Lord Cionne will see gsyety wit
and numor under the table twice over ana tnsn take MS
b. ana s." like an accomplished man OF the world US
he
rh. ,aver ssy an but foolish things and do any
| ,u, u,ss opes tremendous mddle-sged masher "
| whom happen to know. after talking iuhnite uasn
about Barcaidines injury and soppagc In his work on
the eve OF the Nothumbran Plato being what no caeu
aali kid backed opinion for monkey and landed
his bet triumphanty. Now tho morse uhdouo'euy was
very queer week ago. but apparently got well to oohse
the laundering but lucky Individual In question
Science md society have sustained severe loss In
1 william spottiswoode past president OF the Royal
soc,etv and perpetual president OF tho same MT
spottswoode Ia one Of the three famous
who were humorously sad 10 write for an audience Oh
two as the world outside Of the triangle couiu make
naught of their pet problems. nj. oPos'''"oo vs."
slso a famous electrician and had splendid Pnysca'
,ohorstorv in his house in 0rosyenor-place lie was
.,so Hereditary Printer the Queen title OF which nc
40. VERY rroud after the manner OF this country.
| when ne went TO oxford and was entered Mt Baliio
College he wrote his rank down as queens Srnper.
10 the great and enjoyment OF the dons he
WIS a fine fellow In every way and martyr 10 "oc'a
duties.
| ueyer a mAn heartily echoed Biz George cornewnl
rwss remark that life would be tolersbie II IL were
not for its n,pusemens" william spottis
,yoods Nature had made him man OF science, quiet
and distracted In manner gentle modest and unamDi
tipus But unuckily for HIMSELF his position M queens
Printer made MIN very rich, and as Mrs spoftiswood
liked society," he the chief scientific enteainero
tie day. When foreign scientific grandees grasitatos
toward London Mr. spottswoode was their host and In
xtt.d ai learned artistic and scientific London to NEE
them II was very pleasant for everybody but pool
who 10 my thinking seemed little wear
of II all Of giving and receiving entertainments OF ns
and Of dining sitting up late and Of social work. 10
| work 10 H. Tho proximate cause OF bis dslsh wa
.. | typhoid fever scquirsd, 1t "a said, in Italy
Az that grand old sportsmsn, MI Lsne-fox. says
what the devil do they want In Italy This Is soo'
} 4 enough for me "-meaning Brsmhsm Moor In WHITE
and London the season. with 100000 year to spcn'
In horses hounds and etceterss.
Artistic feeling or aesthetic humbug. whichever on
ikea has great deal TO for In the way OF vn
liable lives. The example Of spottis woode, Of pool
young Mulholland Sir John Lubbocks sonin-law. ana
OF many Others goes TO prove that artistic town ha
its dangers. From personal experience can ave
that Kngfiah country especially me old abesys
grand old castles ana the like, are far from being nvsrf
ably sslubriva tho best OF them arc fairly whsie
come. But from Roma, Nuremberg Cologne AEigsoa
Ersdburr Li,nburg Rouen and a. rule all Continental
towns with architectural and archaeological beauty