Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-24

dcath OF the p.,csoB from whom such title
descende, formally IN necessary legal In
strunsnts, OF whsn its are Of majority l.
attained. Eldest sons carry their title
IRON the date Of christening.
10 illustrate, take tho houso Of Man
chester. The eldest son q the late duke
was Lord william George Victor Dregol
Vaudeville. lie was Lord Vaudeville from
Christening lie Is the present Duke Of
Manchester. His younger brother, Lord
Charles Montagu, wa. always Lord
Charles%simply. In childhood and minor
fly Theonly -on OF the present Duke Of
Manchester II Lord William Georgc) Kim
bolton. The lad IA therefore now "1.ord
Vaudeville" and successor TO the duke.
dom It Is, perhaps. irreyeront 20 Imagine
these little tots NJ other than beings su
perior to the ills Of flesh under such arls.
tocratlc conditions. but lady Helen" has
wind on her little stomach and Lord
Arthur" has TO run the gauntlet Of pare
rotic aid rash. precisely IA with your
child or milne.
At about years age, the nurse mother IL
relieved Perhaps Tor another year special
nurses are employed In the care Of the child.
itffom two to three years Of age II IL trans
ferred 10 the household nursery. although
the special nurtea may be somewhat longer
retained. Thisnurscry Is always a most
spacious apartment Connected with IL
or leading into 10 from an adjoining hall
ap DOZEN or mcrs pleasant lltile rooms
where older children sleep. sometimes VITA
anurse IN each room, and for nurses. the
/ goyerness aud her assistants. The prinri
| pal room Of the nursery 1. not only fan
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with which TO Amuse children, but IL II
also their library. music room. study dln.
ing room. play room In unpleasant wealth
ar. aud the sitting room aud prison home
OF milAdys professional goyerncsa
This individual IL expected 70 educate
aud form the manners and morals VI tho
ohildrun. OF the girls 10 the ago Of twelve
aud the boys 10 the age N seven or eight.
when tutor- for tile latter nfo provided.
These are both Instructors aud slaves.
The govcrness must road. write. speak aud
teach French aud German, and be- able to
instruct In the rudiments of Latin. tho oct
enccs and philosophy. She must sing aud
teach vocal music, and play aud Instruct
upon the plano and harp In fact tho IA
be the superior, companion and servant
her charges. Her compensation l. forty
pounds TO sixty pounds pr annum In
the greatest houses sho u allowed two. aud
sometimes three, nursery maids. at from
ten pounds TO sixteen pounds each
The daily regime u these children Of the
nobility u about Rs follows They r.se a,
I o'clock the year round. They are given
short walk before breakfast. which 4,
served In the nutsery NJ 9, aud consists u
oatmeal and cream, little baked u
mashed potato. perhaps a bit Of cold lamb
milk aud fruit. Then they must assldu
ously study until 10. Then comes the walk
In tho grounds or n drive In a doubl,
phaeton. the governsu In charge and M
under conehman or stable boy a. driver
On their return they aro allowed TO fomp d
little until dinner AZ this meal they NJ,
served with soup Or buulllon, q tr.nr Of
fish. sparlngly 81 roast meat or grillrd
chops, small "hrlp" " vegetable and 4
little fruit, or instead. eiittnr,l Or rice pud
ding The younger ones may nap and tn,
older ones play until 3 o'clock. Thrn
comes study until T. a half hours driv,
or walk Is had. when thoy are entertained
by the goyernoss with stories. impruviset
or Rad, with music or by gaurl until {
o'clock. Then the supper, when weak
chocolate. cocoa or tea. with crackers Of
toast, Il served. and perhaps a triie Of col,
roast. by half past O'Clock every ono o
these lordlings Is In bed and SCUM,
asleep.
Whether the castle IA asleep 10 H. inan,
home lie. or IA stirred by the prcfenoe o
many noble visitors, IT, child llfe ever 10
mains the same, Children nrc almost cx
olusively reared without seeing their par
enta save by chance. The regime Of meal
u "a strict and fsrmAl a. that with thel
I slAaHa Tl. q al H..
al meals. and indeed practically never hb
sout from them. Their study. play honrs
meals. outings and hours Tor rising aud 10
firing aru as vigorously observed ~ at
military school Their clothing IN who'll,
prepared under the direction Of tho goyar
ness. Her ladyshlp simply receives re
ports Of discipline aud progress She IL II
NO sense their mother. GA rare OCCASION
when her ladyship is alone, or when guest
who ARE close friend. are present they an
permitted 10 appear with the goveruess q
the family table. But these occasion.
while regarded NJ rewards. arc dismal,
formal and austerc
Some things these children gain. Tn
vast grounds are full Of sweetness, sunligh
aud song. They are kept IN these ever
moment permissible from their studiC.
believe them 10 10 from infancy To thoi
departure - school, and sometimes unit
their entrance To noble society, the health
est children aud youths In tho world
Something else 10 gained. A. n rule. thui
compulsory and habitual abnegation be
fore their elders prevent that insulerabl
arrogance aud turbulent. insulting Del
consciousness Of tho average petted an
spoiled American youth. So. too. N ;he
lose the society OF their Titled parents. the
gain within aud without castle doors,
the same 10 not always retained. Us hay
seen In progress about these unduly gran
places, n democracy Of affection and
growth Of Innocent love among a host Z
rarely reeiproeatiye n quaint and simpl
folk. EDGAR l. WAKEMAa