New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-10

Hartford made capital Lord Chamberlain and
although II was just little funny TO see him with a
golden key sticking to his hip, he did his work remark
ably well.
Everybody knows the peculiarltles on which great
English families pride themselves the stamp their
All the world has heard Of the Cavendsh Jaw and
the Ashley nose. The SeymOurs celebrated for
personal beauty due in part to the Seymour upperp
true 0rc-de-CuDfon. The Countess Spencer, who is
Seymour, was. when ske married By far the most
beautiful woman In England and probably in the world.
and she Ia superb specimen OF the English natron
The Duke Somerset 10 keep mp tho traditions hs
race married TO Of the three lovely sherdans Of
Duchess while yet Lady Seymour, the Queen OF
Beauty at the EglintOD Tournament, Her daughter
was married TO Sir Frederic Graham OF Netherby aud
Brave well fair the seyD0uis counted In their clan
the famous Sir Horace seymour one OF the taest and
handsomest men In England the beau saoreW OF Water
II was the unce Of the late Marquis who played ducks
and brakes with the glory Of the family and made him
self notorious be skcched from for character by
both Dsraeli and Thackeray. Lord Beaconsied made
him tho Marquis OF Monmouth I'm "COningsby' and
handled him gently compared with the giant Thack
cray who out of the third Marquis OF Hereford ade the
the had been bidcousy conspicuous. Wheyet Lord
Yarmouth he married To Maria Fagnian, tho daugh
ter OF an Italian Her father l. more doubtful.
Grecn cities commended for the honor Of being
U0mers birthplace so did two English celebrities, or
rather MOTORCYCLES. contend for the paternity OF Maria
Fagnian As her husband wAs absent for long time In
France while she figured prominently at the Court Of tho
Regent aferwad George W the Scynours at one time
thought seriously Of dispung the Legitimacy OF the penu
innate peer but the succession 10 the property
finally settled. believe. TO their satisfaction. Thus the
supposed fathers-nO less pers0nages than George Sci
wyn and especially wicked Marquis OF Queensberry
known as Old O. of Maria Fagnani were less vague
than the parent Of her children. Lord Yarmouth after
waid Marquis OF HEREFORD, the PLAT friend and de
pendent of the miserable Regent. Lady Yarmouth
fought hard against Lady Jersey until that b0Wzy and
braZcn beauty the MarchOncs OF COnyngham seized the
sceptIc OF fayOritc and proved rapacOus that the
crown diamonds were more safe than &c dinners
cooked Carlton House. which were carcd away 10 feed
tho C0nynghams A massive figure OF evil the incar-
nation OF the spirit OF sOullesS, meal ana cruel de-
hatchery the Marquis of Stcync stands unriyalled IN
English literature. believe that the end ~ this eminent
nObleman tragl comical almost Ike that OF the
Baron de Cheyria the stage III" had given supper
to some ladies OF the ballet at tho Mason Doif' ana IN
going stairs fell ana broke the neck which merted
Il hi cher and drier fate.
fear Lord Pembroke Is very III. lie Is the hero OF
The Earl and tho Doctor and the brother OF Gladys,
the DOWager Lady LOnsdale.
The Prince OF Wales has been shooting during the week
nj Criche I'm DOrsetshiTe, with Lord Abingdon, better
known rs Bunny stnrt.
am inst now going 10 Miss Mary Anderson In the
new niece of Comedy and Tragedy. Written especially
for her BY Mr. W. :. Gilbert. The young lady Is great
favorito hcre will have nothing to do with Loa
and Minnie Palmer
The Ghost-Scer- Guide has appeared NJ last and Is
wrctched production IL is read, however for the mo
nent ON account the supposed recent appearance or
The White Lady of the Hohenzollerns at the palace Ia
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