New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
LONDON GOSSIP.
ABOUT NOTABLE PERSONS AND EVENTS.

from Mr. Yaess World, Apru IA
J,szT AT WINDsoR.-W hen Richard Wagner
went To- windsor he arrived at the Castle in fly Tho
Abbe List much more fortunate Tor MI Cuss was
ed ~ rovnl carriage awaited his arrival The Queen
who was accompanied by the Prihcess Beatrice ana lho
Countess OF Erbach welcomed him n the Red Drawing
room with marked cordiaty, aud after short conver-
saton IN GermaL about Hungary and Tue uungarlahs'
hs he sat GO%a ayed a hs at e request
uiscence from the OF the Miracle OF Roses In 81
Jf.nb,th and then OF ChopiD's noct"nes After
each piece Queen came mp to the piano and oomph
mented tho venerable r"tnoso After lunch tne AoDe
spent considerable ulLe III IooAhS at nc po'uce anu
sculpture in the gallery
VENERABLE RECToR.-The whole OF the
model Village Chcnes Bnckn3 3h"mshire the Duke OF
bedford host OF Russclls, with friends aud heghDOrs
pnnnera6c were present Friday at tie funeral OF
Inrd Wrotheslcy Russell who had been hrysix years
wns NOT horn when Lord WnOthesley Russell became
canon oiiiciated. The poor were especially pleased at
pce ano with the express desire deceased
dnary earth grave like one of his people amongst whom
he was 50 peIoNeu'
STATESMEN IL CHURCH.-To see Mr. Glad
.,dn. nj srilv listening to Dr. WordswOrh's sOmewhat
sermon on r. the Chapel Royal ST. Jamers.
on sunday morning, one would insgne lh"t te lmpend
tn, Inne Rue crisis was mere invention of the enemy
In,d 1ddeslegh sat just behind his Old scnoolielon
Mrs Gladstone and her daughter were win the Iener,
ard Mr. Usrberl Gladstone took with hin trlunphdntly
ymat Ia once rigid Nonconlormst Mr. Arnold Morley Lori
Winchester at esh!yio1r was Hog ~ 70 Frne OBJ
ect OF sOuIe curiosity and everybody ooheu cri ~
@nrTsnt Dunber of VANITY air The " Red Earl was
amongst the wOrshppers, and so were IOrus Lahon,
Duurayen. PoWls, Bigot Acester tcOndomhed h!"s 10
COMPULSORY retirement the morrow y, Ravens ""Tn'
and Jersey Pulonus" and Lady y dney. ami caroline
Duchess OF Montrose. Sir Edmund du Cane would nave
highly appreciated the Bishops anecdotes OF the fort
land corVics and the touching story OF the bunch ol
yioets litilc crowd gathered al the door TO sec MI.
q adsOne and Lord Spencer walked with him hali way
across the park
MIR. FORsTEE'S FUNERAL.-Ncry rarely, al
all events of late years nave the doors Of Westminster
Abbey opened twice within eight days FOR the reception
~ :. nouOred guests albeit one was but a passing
vistor The funeral OF hr. Forster on Friday
was however, more impressive than the Dufial of
ArcLbishop Trench In the previous week. The latter
scanned almost 10 have slipped out OF tie metropolitan
memory whilst everything had ccnsprcd 10 give an al
,nost dramatic interest the drnise of Mr. Forster
Tbe coffin heavily laden with the choicest wreaibs ana
crnsses was pi ecedod by those Of the clergy OF tue
shney who reside in London, and followed by the IA
repted statesman's adopted sons, then by MI
WohaTt Spencer, and then by Mr. and Mrs.
Giad.tope upon whom. not unnaturally. an
of admiration ungrudgne} paa on many accounts. @
tv rcnresented and long train OF menueis o rarna
,s1 and old friends and admirers bTonsLt up ihe pro
cession Lady Burdet Coutts Lazy CoIeIuSe anu ~ aly any
The only clerical dignitary of note pte;sn u T,sp
nn,,cr Mr. Chamberlain nor MI J0hh Mofiey, , imofo
were many wellknown people ineluunss S 80 eronghi
a. is nublic space OF the nave. Ihe CONN W"' ss
into The Abbey st the closter door and eaea ou ~ '"'