New-York tribune., 1885-02-20
LONDON GOSSIP.
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-. ,cc ,e,ov Al CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNE.
PNo" ~ LONDON January "a
There was no more popular rman III London IMAM
,se Colonel of the Bues, whose acts anu Writings nave
founl society something to talk about Tor years past f
pr,.v began to astonish people when quite boy ny
his colossal size and enormous strength Saiu W oo
sescended from the Planagcnets, he had some vi VIZ
characteristics of Edward the Fourth, In being geiai
rant whose good-nature by no means weaEeheaa WI"
sna resolution OF iron hcrcuean endurance OF lasuo
aud courage beyond proof discussion FROM DIS ou'n
of athletic exercises when lie bent pohers o'0 " 60,
and crumped up tankards in his mighty sip, p,,
Burnab, has always been to the fore. hls ianiouS $50
% Kbiva and the evaporation OF the Russian "o,'
Na ,roro fo,owed by the almost equally advcn-
,ro ri le through Asia Minor" and ry his CROSSINGS
n, the Channel IN balloons. As newspaper corep"nu
ont he figured In the Carlist war; theh' as ai""99'
laughing Mt danger without Osentatloh Dut Win I"'
seorn The veteran artist and Bohemian fia"A w
tey said to have been lost in Hicks Pachas disastrous
nate with the Mahdi when The Daily Necs corresr ohd-
ent O'Donovan (of Mcrv renown) was Killed. h'eu 'o
months In Burnaby's tent In the Asturias. Du'"o' ~
mo that the artist useful In many way "i'
esnecialy for consuming his surplus ratohs o' "io
Eight quarts we're served out daily to Burnaoy "ho
eould only drink one himself ana hahaco o'0A '
balance to his amusing and thirsty friend.
Wben Eurnaby first went TO Spain lie 1nadc acquanl
noo spca ripened into friendship with Mr.. Deutsch.
thcn n young engineer, prospecting around no" 'no
most prominent III the Spanish railway anu niin"s
,.ord Another friend of his is IsInail Pacha Many
famous dinners did these three intimates give W Loo
or,bies of various kinds literary, artistic and military
oonel Buraby was also much In the haolt, wheh us
regiment was town, OF asking friends 10 the icsS "
the Royal Horse Guards Blue, very peasant eNpoii
ence TO the favored guests. To mess wh tho Diuo' "
with the Artillery has long been one oi the e'eh' "a
visit to London. ..,r
Te men have had narrower escapes for his life than
Rnrnaby Gifted with immense muscular power ho
without doubt somewhat injured his cohsu'uuo" !! "a
cessive athletics. Wounded at Ell Teb he nearly eu
congestion shortly afterward in LONDON III oPaii 'oo'
he had close shaves.
u, ,aow was Miss Whjtshed an heiress to the extent
n, alO 600 per annum the benefit of her heathhs
lady resides during great part OF the year heh up Oh
the Swiss mountains
His relative General Burnaby sometime Master OF thc
Ouorn died short time since This was the burlapy
of the Guards who had with Annesey the dlspu'e WIN
Mr. Ten Brock concerning Raindeer and "reier-
ribe."
The Egvptian news has not only made lis leave of
tolkinr abopt MrYates but has quite wiped out poor
.Joe A" Aylestord who is already defunct as Queen
Anne Not soul mentions nm %ny way. oIg po JcHoh
merely an EtSn a%s Ist as M r. hs old Mon
a@s ns Is ontsi1ers GnGT9 ss call aD hin Monty" '
Another who has Just died and alm2st & WnCni Wne
is the late I@ SI w ons ladies' and played
the organ AT the Chapel Royal The wicked Earl! who
FrrsS he actress enjoyed his sado estates for
nearly seventy years; the late Earl, WHO WIS sni'
respectable nobeinan for barely two years!
yhave recently made out by the aid OF the memoirs OF
The late Bernal Osborne. printed for riyae circulation
only and kept quite within the family ,I 'neie Is no
doubt as to the authorship se e wrote
aAttenuated Wilton canters by" ana so seVersiy
5 n his PFE a ana Of two
daughters married ST. A. as ne Is caileI uy MS
friends and signs himself 10 them otherwise ne Dnke OF
ST. Abans and tho DINER thal hhe ieIio"' 'ii Di~Ao
Governor OF the Bahamas h
MIR Moreon Frewen. the representative OF the ranch
INC Interest goes to Neg-York by this mall
regret to hear that the veteran Lord shaItesplry
Knist Of tie Garter carried the famous Ten Hours
bill is indispossd His lorasniP & wtn"mt ID Cno o IN as NJ,
lime His village OF Wmborne, ST Giles, Is pattern Ot
what an agricultural village should be. A.. All.
Connie Gilchris is married and will appear no more
upon the stage.
music hall called The Royal III Hoborn. had thDught
that such ,places ,only freduented by INTERIOR
nasher shorboys and the like, but astOnlscu 10
r%1 asse,ned In the auditorium Pepys would have
called much fine company incuhiEg Two peers OF tne
realm 80 eral members OF Parliament at least dozen
we'll kno gn journalists two or three artlss anu nuer
o1s lights of the Stock Exchange Inc attraction Is hsS
Bessie BewoOd, who sings and acts wild amazing NIEoi
an5 realism a sang cal ed What cheer Ria portray Ing
new suit or clothes ana gone, olLcn sottlnS L.
Gated, to the gallery OF an East End music nan. neo
eected from tho rremises she calls it, chucked
6y the profes sonal chucker OUT who Is am told on
duty at such places As ha pnSr, pts ~, an Immense
dress imurbyer, and "chucked bcr ike sack coals
curious proof OF this picture or Ria pclhe uidHl M
accurately from the life Is that when was sung a to
Fast End was received with Kisses and every 0thcr
tgn OF disapprobaton IL was too exact 10 hsase al
audience in which Ria " was largely represented