New-York tribune., 1885-07-06
THE FOREIGN NAIL.
coss1p ABOUT PERSONS AND THINGS.

From LIfe London June %.
COUNTRY PEOPLE IN l1oND0N.IMh mist read
ths hears and purses wealthy for snbscrp
fons to take waits and sirays OF the crowded
streets To see our suburban lanes aud
fields many whom 1t believed have never Deen ou
OF smoke of the metropolis tbs same gr1tiyns M ei
try by industrious and we-disposed to see
the sights OF London
CRICKET on SUNDAY-FOr the last two Sun
days the Leicester police assisted by body of coughs
have considered it their duty 10 prevent the seeuarss
Of that from playing cricket In the new reereaon
srSua .sss5 Sse or caRs and rndrsS
there any law forbdding the playing OF crienst on rm
li.b villages Summer after summer matches used 10 De
eye 70 sr s. Henry r. he
son of the original Phebus Curre, so called because
The Village constable used to and crteiss the
skill di payed made the slightest attempt TO
to pass his Sunday afternoon In the healthy enjoyment
OF manly outssor pursuit than In me pubiie-house
bar or playing pitchandtOss In tho back streets
From The Wafthau Reriep london. June 25.
Mr. GIBsOy's MOT.-The utterance or the
dnal mot Of the political crisis has been reserved
for Mr. Gibson That ingenious politician has gladdcned
many OF his colleagues with definition OF the difference
the great Parties during the last couple Of
weeks which inst the most popular saying 10 sen
for for,pight in condition Of suspended animation
the Conservatives a condition Of animated suspense
A QUEER EPITAPH-The following epitaph,
says contemporary - sun 10 DO seen Oh 'ono''o"'
IN Brightwell churchyard:
He lived to lO5, hearty and strong;
100 to 5 you don't live as long.
WHAT rs FAMEf-What is fame 7 Here is a
story which is being told of the famous age'e raeeonan-
late Governmsnt Mr.. Errngion was dining the other
took down about foreign travel Have you over been
in italy r. his fair companion asked OF ths dponast
Then after that moment. recovering himself, he an
:wsTsa with s@ .os ys: fancy na SSn
yon been in Rome Mr. krrogionr rssponaea
the LADY Ssna wnoE MS h9 JUS: o
The name Erring ngton TO tho words employed py
Cardinal Newman on a famous occasion. evdeaiy cor.
vsyed to her mind manner OF impression whatever.
From M, Laboucnere's 7fa,h, London, June 2s.
A LIBERAL LANDLORD.-LastW Wednesday the
annual rent audit Sir Stafford Norhcotes estates was
sse W he asnan Of about forty sat down
10 the dsner at which the health OF SIR stAherd
to.,t HIM b"nored With tsrso times three" Sir
Stafford Northcote has always been most generous ana
asr Landowner in Dsvonshire; indeed. the Conserve
tives will probably lose seat ~ lhs next seher eeo
ton, owna 10 his elevation to the Peef@ge-
HARSH TOWARD DIssENrERs:-Lord Csrnar-
seems libsral IN his treatment OF tho DIS
ssnters his estate Lord salisbury IL n notorious
that the weseyans Of Hatfield have been Treated IN
most shabby fashion by the Conservative iesser ap
pears that the Primitive Metheists at kneetoh; ON
Lord Carnarvons properly nave ossd aSd Saye failed
petition ed by nearly AL the housshoders oI inc
village was sent 10 Lord C~rnar'on, prayns nim W
grant piece OF land for chapel; but TO TINS petition
no reply has been receyedin fact has beea treael
with contempt And the party headed by thess great
Landlords expects the vote Of the agricultural iaooscr Al
The next election!
A HARpsHIP-At Edgware Sessions last
week schooinaster named Cssold was sent TO prison
Tor month with hard labor fer aiio".y hs wiie anu
children become cbargeabe TO Hcndoa Union 1hs m
pleaded u vain that he trying TO get YORK. ana INA,
ne had written $50 letters OF applcaton ior All
sorts Of situations The Poor Law certainly WORKS
great hardship in such this. fof hhi Cissou
IN fhat khnuaa hia fafu
escaped but because he seeks for work he Is
eenseHcsd 10 hard labor.