New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
LONDON GOSSIP.
AN ENGLIsIIAIAN'S NOTES ON ENGLISH
TOPICS.

AN ENGLlSllMANS NOlIS ON is-Nbh'3iA
TOPICS.
rFpou An occ AsIoNAL CORE. sPONnr'T rRBrNEl
LDNDOS. January ~.
| There has again been trouble with the lordly
house OF Uay-thut branch having the Ear of KIN
nou fer its head The pcscnt chief has becn to
unlucky IN his elder male progeny He married sister
Of the Duke Beaufort and of Lady LondesborouGh and
| all went happily until bis eldest grew up toward
| mans estate. But "Duppv," a. Lord Duppiin was
called in his popular days gave his ather and reiaohsa
terrible time. "Duppy WIS quite the young inah OF
his day, which did rot last very long He was great
personage at the Marlborough Club, and would always
obliee au iustrious parsonage by playing hm pony'
! points" Now Duppy capital whist
player, but the "illustrious parsonage waS az
that time a lucky cari-hoder so that Duppy did not
take much by these such professors aS
George Russell and Jluss migt have done He figured
on the turf while but during that period he
achieved fame by winning the Two Thousand Guiucas
and the ST. Leger He married Lady Agrcs Dun one of
the late Lord Fifcs dauchtcrs whose adventures en-
rcled the ehroniqus Sc1adacUsc considerably Divorced
by Lord Dupplin. this lady married MI Flower VINO
| died year or so aftrrwarl. leaving his widow 10
marry Mr.. Alfred Cooper tho wellknoWn medico.
! These events are revived by the suit FOR
alimory brought against Lord klnnoulIs third son. Mr.
Archibald Has. by his wife Mr. josephine Hay, whom
he is alleged 10 have deserted IN order {" live Win
Mrs. Hope. wife Of Or Hope of The s2l lighandcr-,
who has since divorced her Mr. Archibald Hav Is some
what difficult IT by legal methods. hc Is IN The
E,yptian service aid purely yOun' allow
his father It is not Therefore easy 10 under
,r.nd how the scotch going 20 make him pay
up The matter Is o social interest Us II u posi-
bic that OF tho injured lady Will one day DC Earl
of kinnOul.
Mr. Yates is nriug big dou5e-shot;od guns a. HI,
mics from his prison AT Eoowa". lie f. well aware
tAat Lord Westmorclaui. Nr Ten Brooks "pu' OF
old had an elder br her WA die NAL aluGcs To-
NJ Il,.lf
Wrd lie also aliudrs lie and death 0i the late
Lord LOnsdale who not more than hulfwitted and
was always intoxicated Whether Ir. Yates - well al
vised shaking the spectre o. insanity at his cnenio
Is open % discussion but he has ~ least euPpiiei the
clubs matter for c0vcrs'tinn. he prescnt Lord
Lpud,Iale better known NJ. Hugh I0Vhar, " very
popular. both and sportsman. H. was how
ever ike his elder brother very unucky tho turf lie
was oi the coufederIry racing under tho name of
Mr. BRIL- which included Lord Huutly Lady Loisdalcs
brother who lost the greater part OF his fortune during
the fearful run Of nl-luck which followed the
victories OF IOwlaEdcr and bcgrn win
the defeat Of NAT celebrated horse by
Galopin m the greatest match o modern times. on
which tens OF thousands were hotoi a. IL they were
francs instead Of pounds There are, however queer
-tora, concerning The cccentr"ity 70 sny ho least, O;
various members of tho Lowthor family bnth OF The
| LonsIalc and the sVllngtoi brancAc5. There va-
once a Lord Iorsdae who IN the sccusnn of As north
crn wiids had h:rcn OF darcipy girls-not That "ny
iea Of insauy can be dcduccd ron thnt oriental ar
! Iansement!
There great ruttling q lawn sleeves aud ecce,ia,t
| cal wings gcurrIy 1T the Translation uf Dr. Temple
from til Exeter 20 That Of London. There W..
urrOar enough when he %a' mace Bshop "i thctef ana
J botn highchurChn.u aud lOVcllutcdEeu are wrath ~
hs advancement to The see "i London, worth tloOOo
YEA nc'lIes n.lnx - "s ~, E't % NAIL ] i ~ Il ~ @
motion o 70 Irrlatc infected neither with High Church
Caiyinstie hgory Dr. Temple Is no orher tnsn that
famous heaG master OF Rugby Who wrote IN essay on
efe1ts
OF Essays and Reviews an rwards the subject Of
much lt2aton and when lea ihEGhlon oI nc 1tig'
chancellor who gave Judgment in The highest court OF
10 hhyr disfa- tho Day OF JUDGMENT with costs aud
deprived barge body OF protesting Christians OF their
nnal hope Of everlasting dnmnItion."
| Although he thorough Broad Churcainan Dr. Tenn
pie, essay the mlest Of the Essays and :"yiows'
and would. even TO fanatics, have been ant unoJec-
tiOnabe II 1t had stood alone But unlucllly, 1t aP
pearcd ia he dangerous company Of GOodwn's Cos
Powe ara the articles by Mark Pattison and others
which caused the litigation referred 10. Cergyrnen.
pany he keeps. and TO have written anything however
or worse OF late years tho Hgh Church division has
greatly improved its position IA London by preaching
| well and doing very good WORK
The war in tho soudan has been the most fatal ever
known 20 the representatives OF literature and Journal
ism oDonoyan and Frank nizeteAy were cut of
sorry say do not. Fred Burnabys death saddcned
5 s'sf an st sd ess ri mcr hsa1 & OF G Mog o. &
arc killed outright and Burlcgh DoUy Tegraph
| wounded In n leading article OF the last named Jour
eloquent trbne has been paid 10 the dead by
who himself figured a correspondent In the United
states the War Of Secession, ME- Frank Lawley
uncle Of the Lori Wcnock once the handsonest
| man III London, and still the most agreeable one.
Mr. l&wlcy has think a volume or two on the stocks
In which he viii bts adventures during the
the War Of Secession special correspondent OF The
llnes I'm running the blockade by and by the POtO
mae. which he crossed twenty times In order 10
his letters to The Times across tho big river
| and post them I'm Northern post office.
Il may not be sm-s TO mention that the Mr. Cameron
killed at Guba not the Lieutenant Cameron. the Afr
traveller. Mr. Cameron OF The standard newspaper
FIRST into notice by his excellent account OF the
battle OF Mauba Hil which he succeeded IN telegraph
Ing TO London In advance OF the other special correspond
cnts by very clever device.
| Last week met some Journalists who all miser-
able because they not In the SOudan Perhaps at
this moment they ale cOns0led. Mr.. rather Dr. W.
Forbes lecturinR IA Scotland his health
fortunately, not being equal TO campaigning. The
Necs Il represented in the SOudan by Mr. Pcarce
n Young and handsome man standing SIX feet
In his kings and wearing an enormous tawny
Mr. Pearce Is capital rider across country and is
regular contributor 10 he FED newspaper Despite his
height he has hitherto escaped tho fire OF the
| sOudanese Arabs who have succeeded in hitting those
other OF Anak Lord Arthur Somerset the son OF the
Duke OF Beaufort and poor Pred Burnab Lord Arthur
| however, is probably only slightly wounded.
Mr. Harper Pennington. an American artist, has set
fled In London and has received numerous commissions
10 paint portraits notably Of Mrs. Cornwsis West,
and another Of Miss Farren.
EVERYBODY who Is ybody 10 looking forward TO MI
Jimmy Wbistlcrs Ten O'Clock" lecture to be de-
nyered In the Princes Hail. the Goth Of February
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