New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09

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they still existed j well re:oIIect Lord caIdisans
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murder OF Captain Tucker in duel. aidic9Ie;
snyhe the soGe Of the Young
England party, and Colonel Romilly were going
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was only one fly to be had, so both comoatants:
had to drive over In 1t to the chosen spot George
smythe sitting ON the box, and Colonel Rsom1y.
ment pheasant rose out OF copse. as In i<eecns
famous caricature, and a pistol went on, Inc
as they came; The incident was dealt with In ,, 2
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tabulae.
THE FoRMALITIEs OF THE PAST.
One Of the most remarkable changes Of manners
has been that fama'ies have taken the 99s sSs
Women addressed their Husbands BY their Christian
my In BY III:
Lady fame was nPsrlIed because Ss, 70 af n
was his '+G
think am sh, in SAYING sat s al hOh hnS
dIvulged them. Letters between friends often be-
My R lSer and any as y friend
OF mine. Gerald Ponsonby, dining with Lady !er-
father ea LORD der westmoeIand though specially at.
tached his sister, Lady Lonsdale call her any.
was present at the same dinner. said he remeIn-
bered his mShsr Lady Chaote and her protne
Welbeck and saying How is Your iadys,h a III:
0ana"s Quite " we'll nj am Obliged to Your
All shopkeepers are now young gentlemen ana
making sIdre inquiry about something she had pur:;
chased at Swan & Edgar's. was asked IL she had
Sssn shs sad SHapE @ BY
elderly nosIs e ,S With bald hsad bu, M craz..
Tennis cricket and rOwng existed but watched by
rowns mSn and the friends Of the crews ana
that was all. | well recollect the great pubic
e as e1 always Rs ssd tail
white hats. They attended. only by s.me
reaiIy Interested in cricket. In ali athletic sports
there has been marked development. Men .ow
at cricket than the men, Of the days gone by; In
1850 women first entered the Held as Gpd Re-
played by men and women ana IN o w33 nn
Rcy GOULD fs With s
they do now in bicycling, golf fishing and bunting
girls shows how useful these athletic exercises have
become. but must all recognize that the age
IN whGh we live is an c ffe 90 save been ea
aside and the limbs are unfettered
THE IMPROVEMENT IN MORALS.
DAT. Taking sns the of M i@ or hs v
dictum that human nature is human nature
believe that. notwithstandng the enforced absence
of the restraining influence OF Court ana It's So
ciety. morals in the main have improved. l am
amazed by the marvellous strides in the manners
and education OF young children; instead OF the
shy self-consciousness OF my youth we see every
where well hammered. we'll educated little folk VINO
can speak inteligeny and answer when they are
spoken 10. When | think OF the rough times OF
dear Eton, the sanded floor the horrid 1000: me
o'clock school without greatCoats, the complete ao-
Of any attempt at educating stupid boys IKE
myself. | tremble at the pitch men and women
have reached. Now there has come very Capua
of luxury which indeed has not yet. but may later
produce Interchangeable early cup OF tea In BED.
the heavy luncheons with their Liquors and Gig
arettes the profuson of flowers. the blaze OF Ola.
monds. the costly dinners and champagne the sort
and luxurious furniture, the warmth and the COM
fort in travelling: but we may believe that men
that throw the world"-and every day We are re-
minded by some noble deeds OF gallantry that this
Is not the case. 1900
Peoples tongues have had their changes Of fash
ion too There many old-fashoned folk who
in my young days still pronounced gold as "goold.
china as 'chaney." Rome as Room. James az
"Jeames" cucumber. as ..'cowcumber." yellow AZ
"yaller" lilac 'lalock.' Grosvenor As 'Grasve-
nor" and Lady Jersey as Lady Jarsey"