Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
FORT WORTH LAGER BEER.

wall ten guinea. that we arc at war with
Lord Falmouth bets the Duke Of
Rlchmond 60 that nu esquire Is qualified
TO iii game Feb 10, 1870.
Lord Glasgow bet, Lord Rcnlinok
fiO1 that Sir Robert Peel continues first
minister of lgh crown Until three years
hence. lan, - iSid'
lord Stanley bets Id Bath COO TO
f9J that Mr. Dlsrauli does not continue
to bee chancellor Of the NSchequur from
this dag uniill March 10 49,
Lord bath bets Lord de l.lsle II that
jew peer takes his seat IN the house Of
lords within FIVE years from this date
June rs, 1870.
The political division Of Iondon clubs
is most notable with and between the
Carlton and the Reform clubs, the pala-
tal headquarters and honldn ut the two
great political parties Of England. They
are both located Ia Pail Mail the Win.
dows Of the one almost looking into
those of the other, and entirely aside
from the irrecunclable disparity Of their
political teachings and rifOrts, they mr.
equally as lannon's In thelr rivalry rs 10
what might he termed the extravaganza
Of 'uGderi, club life.
The Duke Of Wellington was founder
Of the Carlton, little over httS years
4
tiers Of the landed aristucrucy Ihcn
those great corporate institutions of
Britain, manufacturing and monetary
whose in,rrsls were Identical With those
OF the hereditary unstucracy cqme 10
have representation in H. u Is nuiori'
Gus fact that more money has always
been inH3pntly available through lhr
Carlton club for political PURPOSES than
through any other single party influence
In Europe Whether 10 nr out OF power
II is the LctuHl lighting headquarters Of
the entire Conservative or Troy party
Of Britain, The dignity und grandeur
OF the Carlton are splendid Tho ctter-
lon Of the building IL most Imposing
Mussiyencss, strength, simplicity and
splrndor speak from thr granite walls
aud illshing columns. The interior ~
grand grave, stately aud Impressive
''KocA-ro ted the structure, appoint
ments regime aud the very manner,
air. dress aud language OF the hnbllues,
seem TO convey Rut the splendid cstulr
lishment il s0mbrr aud dull, and only
during general elections OF IN tunes Of
great political excitement are there Hash
and 70 of stirring character about the
hue. 4rn plnce. 1'heu nu 0nlOnker II
made 10 know strength Tint has ilrlnrn-
d0us on'reuebingHi power winch y
mighty It often silent; aud 30 feel al
most thrill Of admiration for the very
ndRmnntile tharacter Of those men ana
measures rs llngland that have by sim
ply cluieh,ng holding ANA warJing gain
ed 80 much aud 50 long.
The Reform club Il about sixty years
old. Its origin was through the influence
Of Golden aud BRIGHT, aud was direct
national response to pressing need for
n reform neadunartuTs during tie intense
interest Weakened by The famous biil
Of latO-32. II mrnlbers comprise norr
London Aud provincial editors and poll
teal winters than perhnps belong 10 hll
other clubs w London. but u has ,to
mcndous wealth and many titles In ~
menlber,hiD Carte blanche was given
for the construction 81 its building, which
Il az one sldn Of the entrances TO Carlton
house terrace, the Carlton standing on
the opposite corner. mud for It's interior
decoration and appointments No Other
London club possesses 80 diversified
membership IN station. vocation ana
views; bld as IL represenis Tue eoncenira'
ton Of ll opposition ~ Tofyisil, though
Il comprises 90 iines almost countless
factionai rllnents 10 wealth. strength
and perinAneuey have been remarkable
The building il ~ the pure lialing
style, massive, rich ma simple tho
central hall. open from door 70 dome,
and surrounded by massiYslg eOl0laaded
galleries. Is one Of the richest aud most
stately interiors Va EnIhond. a sI,lndiil
staircase leads 10 the upper gallery,
which opens 10 the principal apartments
Of The club. The cOffeerooin occupies
he beautiful garden front on Carlton
House terrace; and the drawing room.
which runs the entire loiigth of the build.
inc. Il iusf above. one u The galleries
N The central bal Is hllei with foil
length portraits Of The heroes VI thf re'
FORM and other posaesses nhfniheoni
freseoes illustrating the fine arts; while
Tie statuAry, the richest aud mont fFr.
gnent ID any London elubhglhr, lmm0r
tniizes The gfeai leaders iAe C9blen.
Hight, PalIersion. Russell and Glad
stone There X only one Jusf appalatse
10 use when speaking Of every feature VI
fhis great cinb That Il magnificent
Bofh the Carlton and the Reform are
famous for their cuisines and chefs, and
The Reform u said 10 hrfr tile nsost M
mons public wine cellar ia Europe
Win The egtiaorliusry pre'klre
wealth aud influence VI rDth iissr clubs.
aud limited membership ior instance.
ihc Carlton u liniied 20 1850 ire1iieers
aDd he Reform 70 400 uyeffiew
rlubsT were natural segucree. VITA
rhe Carlton, which contains the blue-t
blood 10 EnglaaG dvAth FAeaheirs nss
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