New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-04
LONDON GOSSIP.
AN ENGLIsHMANS NOTES on ENGLISH |
TOPICS.

frRoN Az ocC ASTON Al CORRESPONDENT OF TRIBUNE
LONDON, January T.
The newly opened Royal Law Courts COM
mence by renewing the dabuca Belt casewhich mas Dech
dscusscl here till weary Of II as y"n are OF
Oscar Wilde and the Langtry IaDoucbero developments
Ossie" and 4" Lille " no longer engage pnble alien
ton here II may be too much TO say that they arc
played ont society s tired Of them and 70 far as
Mrs Ibouchere is concerned she I, al home and able to
take her own part. Wncn acting as Miss Henrietta
Hodson, her charming manner made her numerous
friends and out of her profession and very Few per
cared, care, 20 inquire into the exact ciIeum-
stances of her separation from Pidccon, married to
her years ago 1t IS not the custom here TO look very
carefully into the cccdcnts OF any person OF genuine
tncnt The artistic world is far more tolerant thau
might bc imagined in Tact is almost rs careless o Ssht
pcccadocs rs the very best society. Ana the very oest
society liking wide margin itself. gives n mch Ia
artistic folk. possibly from admiration. pelN"l. rom
that apparently good humoled liberation winch - a"''
to contempt.
The autcccdcnt, Of members Of IN, theatrical ploi's-
SION would indeed he inquired rto If it were not
for the prccu~iou of that body o social distinction" -
long as artists, OF all kinds. lived Hmon- themselves III
a kind Of high class Bohemia. all went 0o' cAcci'n'y
well II was only when artists Who liai marie" "''
servant Girls orr trir models and artor Who married
ladies with autoccdcut- Insisted upon some social
recognition OF their wig,s that difficulties arose which
have since been greatly smoothcd II i~ Obvious mat
ladies' titled and untitled who love The society OF artists
and actors, are 10y equally prepared io accept
the wives OF the same The latter 'dc~ mEy "e G"'t-
ccItionHhlr but il Is perfectly well known iha' the
heaven III the ,yccptiouaH,, r.. somewhat stIonc.
Tom Moore when hr wa. invited ouf did not take Die
,,t-. ,,-i him. ro ,,.,c did Dickens: 40 moro did
Tl,,Lcr,t. ,T. cprict had ,....ty Of good company
az her hou> bat She ,a.at asked to t1r hore ~ -o't
ladies auy more 'haa E1rlc, was n Paris thi- quit"
understood and Madam" Dumas has nothing lo do with
,l .,,;,.. fri.,J. ~ l,r husband In London. now.
ever .oci.f {. frtuol mixed and know that several
~, ,,,,+.s....l s..,l I,,,,,I,,r,It ,irf,iur her
d., .,,, h, aud ,.,.iiI L,,.e continued had not
.,t ,I. l .i,. .l. ,...,,,r..l ..i,.,d- inter
,I t,,.r,.,,, l,.. hoard of tbo diuolIfy ~ Lady
ma, tIY5,l,-tor..- dinner t,rfy Given iu Louorof
sor,1 A. or unmarried woman slo could have uo
ii e., l ,,tr IA, IN dinner l, I'm, host ,.hlr married
,,.. l,.i..s,. and ,ouu,,.-,s were present: but
ro, uu1ll,.t,pc waived al din'cul'r ou tuc ground
- a.,-,i ,, .. ,,.,, r.,d li, arm fo NIL. .lI-
hi, ,i ,,. h.,.. h,,,. ,.t f..., fn find n. rolf
- Ill. ,i .,,,.is i,, I.,a,.,, ,r,uId never have.
' -, II. ,.,r.. d.. ,,,i- ,,r b,,a-,- NM
I'm, .,,, t,r.,it. .otp,th,u.- and wa. rail for -
- ,,.. ,f ,,..,l, 81. r,rti-,d al. l-tc
AS" guest INNS '"'' .l''''''- ''' ' -,
ha- never ".'h anu H.N'I WIZ '' '''.''''' '' So
L.. d.. .,.I pl...f.. ii,r ~ ~. st-
ehp'''-'' q" i"' "'' '"' ' ,.,.
r,rbc Croit.t,c Schneider and score. of other Frc.h
-. ,,,, ,.,, .,,l o. l,ro,u c,urtr, and for
actresses, was h"' receive" i' ''' '"' ''"', ' "
sufficient reason. What ma.cs TIE whole AFFAIR Iid'H-
Ion, Is that in tl. ,it there f. far c,. artistic feeling
,h,, g. p,,i. ,,tIf. c,l.t,,,. WHOM mo- French lady
would endure Oh taiH Kind Of acceptance. 90" .ir"d
least they do NOT know th'r hou''drl-
These reflections are suggested h story "h'h i- Just
ro,y floating ouout I hear Ithat the reason why e.
''" "'"'"- -, -, &c., Of, ..... -.
wealthy man anu good fellow" "h" Love- ''' ''t' '''!
much did not marry wcl.lnown }nlnf "tii'r- WIS
'hA' net H'"'"'' "''" .,'.t....i
upon herself, as compensation ''' '"' ' 81 '' -'
tcr- earning. an acir'-- =" i"r "- can ascertain
,, .,,,,, ot.d AM. .oiic ssh 600 The esuflrmnu i-
- 60, ,i ,,,t,. l,l,. hc Was v,r, much
very I'" "'" H''.' ~ - .i. - .h,.
in love, the wedding pi'+'ni" N'i' h'"-"'' ava '"'
wedding t:rc-- Was made, bat huac-r" iu- e"u Hii'1
49, Inc ,.,.r,.,, I.rt,,,r. beings. TIL. our DID, The
h'H"'' 'A' "''''- " 60, .tt.,
old woman cNorh''hi ''h"i" t"'' H" " '"'' "'' wv
INN ec foo clearly that Doc going 10 pr married "I
III" ~ WV 81, .,. o., ,,.,.....,. .
inc ''"' Oh Ms i"""''' ..,..,.,
and concluded that marriage WIN " tI'I '"""' N''
.t, had r.pnfafiou- positively uu@a,ory, aud whose
n, Nc ,,, ,t,t;oficr was a tln.- l, could ,o
mum" g. D., ID. ... . ,..t.-i, ,..i,
without. The youut LADY, u seems WIS i"'''-h enough
10 side with Lor mother. th, bridegroom threw the
-. ,.,..,1 ,...il,J ,potb,r Tb.. .tfo'., Of ILL
marriage over dI.u "'''''' ""''"'' '''' 90
luck. however DID not prevent ne Tres nom H''I!
lbE we'll that i-. her hu~''rl WIZ j" I' -''ii "'' . .
Bohemia j. ucrtly mixed with money "n" -n'' =! l'
getting INTO tangled condition 20 Tar ~ mon 4" ihc
Prince of Nhlf, ii- I,,,' '"li' ' 49,, I - h.,
invites them To dine nt Marlborough iluu' "' Wt h'
goes to smoking concerts is d'hlh''d ~ me- lh,n,
Perhaps hc takes the greatest pleasure in the 'o'tl ni
Mr. Toolr but bc is happy with Mr. t"4hlm "nd WIN
OF Beaufort. with Indy comedian, ul~h- may 'c.
INC ~ the very first D. received nowhere ana others ait
r,clcomrd cycryw where.
To rcturu Z, the Belt case rilc FOR now tia
siguife- long IcL1L proceedings before IN" new
ial can take place am exactly informed iAat
MIR Belts u yaic costs 5000. or $4,000
,rjO to this sir John l.cuuct IaVc- viii have pay
fearful bill for ms the dc cndnni Nh Belt has, n
course r hacker who has supplied him win cash and
credit throughout. This Is a MI lreSo manufacturers
of ,arni-h I hear that Mr.. Bet mas sofa h'7 TWO
pagliatti bu.t- for 1000 All this money aud
mon viii probably Ice required before any new TIM
cam lac heidi rule aisi having been granted, the case
in L frv argued before the Judge. after which The
,,c ,yiu or will not be- made absolute. Should the
narty obtain their rule The other side can appeal
49,, - Iu.ticcs Of Appcal: that H. Sir william
I.G and a conductor who would -it IN Judgment on
'bc ccinns Of Lord Chef Justice COcridgc and hl- col