New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-23
LONDON GOSSIP.
AN ENGLIsHMAN's. NOTES ON ENGI.ISH
TOPICS.

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House OF Lords Will not undertake to decide but there
no doubt "A to the fact that what Thackeray humor
ou,y called the huppcr suckes Of my countrymcn
Ia "a bad way Suicide. actual and social gambling and
dciaultng and personal assault and battery. the whole
conducted In anatmosphere urd with and
blue with basphemy, hardly make favorable picture Of
the way live In this Young Tor ODD England Of
ours IL Is little time advised readers OF TIM
TRIBUNE Of the astounding marriage made by young Lord
Syernake, who espoused Miss Dolly Tester OF En-
pire and other theatres charming young person OF adj
venurous antecedents At first there great cry Of
despair In Oynpian circles at prospective Marquis Of
Aiesbury making such marriage; but at this monent
great sympathy Is manifested for Lady saverDake whose
husband conducts himself and elsewhere
In such fashion IL make his own order" IA Ouida
calls the hupper suckles to turn their backs upon him
and refuse to be introduced to him him any
where With his drvingc and Jaryeys hat he puts
on manners which would disgrace drunken cabnan and
sit queery on nobeman. Much Is not expected from
the half-educated of "DuGer Bruce" but all the
deni semi Bohemian world is sorry for his pretty wife,
who Is said to have rough time Of with this paticu.
| larry unlocked cub.
Lady Savernake, however. Is not only beautiful but
GOOD woman not unmndful OF family ties aud ssteriy
duties. Like Lady Stamford and Warrington when the
late peer raised her to exalted rank than that Of
wife to the mere heir apparent peerage and 10
bounded wealth besides, she has made IL her FIRST
thought to marry sister we'll Miss Jenny 10
at least as beautiful her sister, Is several years
younger and has just married the Mr. Vernon who ono
day will be Lord Lyyeien. Society as IL has heard
of this event. has only started very little bit We have
through much of late that 10 would he weak folly
TO pretend to I've asOnished at anything The House OF
Lords I'm the dread Of discstabishnent be
freshing ITSELF Anteus-ke by touching its mother
earth without porting Burkes" Peerage." which
by the way does not always notice these owiy alliances
II is easy to select number Of enerpsIns and neau
women who have fair chance OF wearing coronets ON
their dyed locks before they gracefully adopt gray wig
theironiy KITTY Cook will be Duchess Grafton.
Kate Vaughan has only two lives between her and tho
oowley oountess-shIp the brilliant Leamar has an
equally good chance Of being Countess Of Fryetshsm.
Dolly Tester aforesaid will be Marhloness of Alesbury,
| and Jenny Tester Lady IyVedcn and Mr. Noel. who
married Nelly Moons sister the uthet day may " he lives
he Earl Of uanshotough. wonaet what obi Vernon
sinlth, tho original Lor Iytelien would thhh VI al
thls lie was the des and pipsles expression ~ the
oical mlhi but Useful ian who snt peefaee fit HE
pains AMI Tho fight ~ ii0p The snh 0nl ~ hls and
stitch vs. the Npheu which u ~ pasi ine,e disiineiivu
" LA bGi measure ~ ihe prospective tpafs ~ siiy
themselves ~ His way With Tho ia.ef eidefs hut u 10
perhaps dangerous AZ tho iraseat msIaent wheB the
nefoe igh ~ ribe aitsaou ia directed ~ ihnn II 10
little u,siaplui eo II many W then, 10 call Az, ua-
slone hard names, 10 ny ,ani he ID one ~ ihe Dess
enis they ever had, aii u tiey are Rot ~ advised viii
do ar mora 10 proong the existence ~ tue Upper House
than any member ~ that august body. lilo did
commute tho Marlborough pension for lump sum.
which makes them safe hom really Radical Cabnes
which in answer 10 the plea that pension decreed
perpetual had been paid for hundred and seventy
without dispute would reply that IL had been en-
joyed quite long enough and should he abolished forth
with. Also he mas helped the funds OF the Curchis,
who do nothing but abuse his Government by giving the
preposerous price OF eS5,0o0 for the Ansdc Raphael
and the Vandyck Charles the First from the Benhem
Gallery At Christcs auction rooms these two pictures
could have possibly brought than 100000 at the
outside half of the ridiculous price paid ny
the Tie Rothschlds buy better. The two
Rubenses bought for $4,000 would fetch their money
any day. being not only superb specimens OF the master
at best desirable possessions such always find
| a market
There was about town Saturday and Sunday,
for it known that poor young Bowen OF the Scots
| Guards had committed suicide To phegmac people
like i, is impossible to imagine any for
youth OF twenty years committing sucide excepe
forgery detection in car,-sharping some
| dreadful crime. To be simply ruined Is to a young
Guardsman trihe. He can. IL bankrupt and dcauter,
be no longer officer bearing the Queens commission,
but this disability Is only for the time being There 10
rotning prevent his ensting private soldier
going TO India Egypt aud getting his commission
back in few years. with an honorable career before
| him Aud poor Bowen not ruined, 1t would seem.
He only owed few wretched thousands OF pounds and
apparently lived much as other young men upon town
did and do live. There IL story or his having had
suusroke Egypt Perhaps it explains all. suicide 10
| not at all fashion here any more than dueing
Death is thought desirable until the last fence 10
fairly reached by act deed touching the criminal
court.
The unsavory affair between Lopi Marcus Beresford
and Mr. Bowles of Vanity Far still remains unsettled
Great fear Is felt that Lord Marcus will be sentenced TO
Imprisonment Assredy this doom would not be need
out to for cowh'ling the editor of a so-called
,oFs nj
insertion of the in newspapers have been at all
times attended with Hanger, and probably the attitude Of
general society mt present constituted adverse to
Mr. Bowles But, unlucky for Lord Marcus. lie has
been at this cowh'iing game before. and once very
nearly killed a little fellow named Tidy lawyer.
money LENDER and OF race-borses at his oioe In
sackyle ST. place famous for the 60 per gentry.
In this country jures and Judges do not take senti
mental or society views OF things L0r Marcus. who
is gentleman rider and sporting character generally,
thus runs shrewd risk OF being considered IA person
who goes about beating people aud must be put down.
great deal OF swagger mas been talked about giving
condign" punishment to society editors" but very
little has been lone mowaI no" ays ar, ,o r.ss
an ample return for his onslaught The late Mr. dten-
vile Murray once attacked IN silly KIND OF way ny
Lord Carington ~ Mr.. LabOhcherc by Mr. Abb0tq
aud by MIR Lawson. but not HAIR was turned IN one oe
these feeble tacos ON this last occasion there was 40
east "A slow Of a light albeit ~ air Jonah Darlington
would have said. the result was hail, satisfactory,
nasnuch neither of the comJatants was seriously in-
iirl. But imprisonment Is feared Tor Lord Nafcns.
who ia one of the popular and eccentric BcttsluidS q
brother ~ the Marquis of Waterfront OF Lord thaiie?
Berrsfor, and Of he herr Of ugpd iori William stii
military sprfetary az the NcrfoY nf India Tie tc,fttmd
ro,tst 81 MI this trouble "a an nharry woman QUE Mrs
iteveiyan wife o. Ulonel iieyeFan Of crimsan fane
Az thIs poor woman, whose vietrher condition every
one deloies hal exposed her pytettt pre r9nit ~
wa rnhlIe matter erUneh, AMI such was haiiri IN
tnnds Fiir unt L1tt Esinunt write tistipet.
Nrll6is letter which WIS inserted w tha, paper lgti
le,nunt Thought ai,h Witt st)r feasrn that suneihn9
.ht p 10 done nt thp unfortunate la! w hpt family
and iileWis. " was litet bisa 81 ~ eia@h y, tas
90 sieal ~ the rnbe piessl hat i1h Esmeht s ehif
kltt "a
'ell ssg tbiu-s 40 etetnHs especially whpH thea ~
n,,,h,,,jD,H wih SIS Mhapis spNnnpe w ihltlsnn.
u,aut has ii,ls ilif gentleman siHpis te,n lnes n
isiiee,t.ai lnpD lille iaihpii Nhe Wis as tilr, ~
t...il.uluut. Mas az iip hhafbf ~ TIC