The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-10-19

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w sS' har ss" ians s.sssa al. only a live sans
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tended to feed e'e innrnies UNA they have become
aeniieriiy forbearnr soothing '.n,tfl COMMISSION
or to Others.
Tia then goes on to settle monoy matters. Be
gives h,s wife FREQ choics Of q residence, and.
ns for the children. thoy are LETT completely
with you Iie then concludes as follows:
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years have been to mo i,.cospnrdIe b' rnnt
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Of as,s hs Sna paas which tine ,dr TIA, wssr:
aud ~hntever he the cause Of the change
ness @pss n" oo ,Si cali Tor no dstsnss
And this was the provocation as Lad, Lytton
tells the story:
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SSst @sa"% % ssa,.s lien. s"aG, -, %TI 4,
madam " he sscis%.d ss,iny carving Knife "r w., we
ySs KNOW h; ] s"H "f a. s fsi.H s:
sake taks care what YOU are ubor Edwari., lie then
.so nee, my cIsrt. All ihs blood .nr,ed over ne
1"y s . fFss s sl ny s soSe .e
MN MN ~ 'hs ca.r nt no e.'ns frs nm ,,s AVE-, 3D. a
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His next letter sept "a. 1880 il directed to-
Gloucester; Lady Ly,tan writes in the end Of
November from there: have now been here
four mont hs--UiOnp."
His last letter TO Gloucester Is dated April I.
1885. from London. When MIR. Bmwer wrote
he expected his wife up in town. Tho next lot
ter Is dated Paris. Jan. -. 1876. to MIS-. Buiwer
on Jan. Ia, 1896. he writes 10 propose tina. the
past should be forgotten. although l am con-
me ~. The neyt letter explains the immo;
promised to dine with his wife. at Berrymcad
Az y o'clock man on horseback arrived with
messnge that he was too II to come; Mrs Bn,-
bringing what she thought necessary for sn
invalil. arrived at l O'clock ut his chambers at
opened tho door. in letter 29i hn Expresses
his udignntion at her visit to his chambers.
,%s. rsnr ss mo- s TO y ySSs let
,i.s N"i-nty1m, snle .eryant i' out an not II ths
or ssa to ny Fs az to your
as sss s "%H,"y an" my S
Your to"man sga n, porter Of ihe oavs Al, ">trse
history ~ YOUR nivrniuresi have only shy
prrsent that tirnt.he, smother the nwsrrantabe
ani IN aronan;r insults emd nisres You have SO m
! sPnr,n gly hehiei on Your husband H. h.
! He demands au apology. and eventually writes
| On no consideration whatever viii | live with
i YOU again" The deed OF separation. which nj
! lowed Mr4 Bulwer { 100 ysar Tor Mr.. l,nlwers
! life only. md $50 Il year each for Ito two chill
| drrn rs long as he rorgii,ted -hcn To- remain
win thsr neither. is da'od Arrii -; lsaS :
! chillrsn Quilted Berrymead her husband ;
! home. forever.
| lsrs ,lrs some extracts from tho deposition
! of Mrs Rosetta Benson. maid To Lady Lytton.
/ which il placed III tho end ri tho volume:
! I"'ci', B'nsnn widow. whose maiden name was
BJre naa who lived pr aoine yesr' =. ndy q maid wi.
/ mo Right Hono,sIlc Lady Ly,,"n-then Mrs hdwsr!
TO ia,, 1.ina rrevcned by he present state OF my
pS"rr. "t ,oa b" do hereby arposs
"n os,h betos. the ksv Joho Bi Bingham, magistrate
any gent emnn treat "ifs more .spt,in'y such so?i
present ion, i.yttnG thcr Hf r,iwsr. iy,on Rnlws-
dill rr la'i, shir n"ny ~ y, eru" h-xsc' a,t inhl,
"thc,s occa.ou when uilirg italy in 1883
one reht ut n' LAX" Of 5t-auo Ii" -ginsi"i ia, thl-s
| vowed he would not cur,iun, ~. ;ourn, J With hin
s@ nS SH' Hs f sr "a ~ p , a TIE a s ss
stthe li"'el sittora TN size W., 'Hch and blue, aud
h"gan t" AK OF Ms NJ .s he nade Gef poor s
81 up aud drns. hrr.rt q great dInurr a, Lord
cnn,inuod NV ~, toward her .rv.tp Tor having asked
s 'Sr sy AZ .y me IN ' '.i v ia s AZ nnsr Al
their house 10 H"rfor, street Msyfa,r. LoG"n ii'
erte o,t r"r i"i AZ H,w1rd axe care WHAT y"r
q" s nS %G Ike ss n M m e e "f i' er
uni her scr-sn- hr'ixl, The men .rv1nis back inlt
the world. win rte. AMI bal women, ai does not al
Ia" her enough 20 Two ppps for !'y IA her STATION
Lady Lytton was a great beauty. Although
in her Soth year. she possessed to the last IL,
/ remains of n beauty that had bren 80 noted In
her youth Lady Lytton died rather. suddenly
on the 18th Of March, 1882. in her soth year.