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S M L JAM you pass hours and bones in ambush blind ine door of the restaurant, to size logit The business includes two Pesolations underlies the precious minate of which you were the Liquor Ordinances, and the Hon. Mr. Andrisad the day before. But every time you are

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The orders of the day are:--.

beaten. At last, Bired with the truly at You point resign yourself to the carte. with your finger to whatever corresponds to the lowest pries. The waiter spreads his arms is despair, and with a sob in his voice tells you that ten minutes, or five minutes or scarcely "two": minates ago, that particular dish was "off." And it is the same with everything else that costs less than a roable. You become still more resigned and pay R2.20 for a catlet, R1.10 for a. piece of fried fish, RI for a sweet, forty kopecks for an orange-and so on.

BETTER FORGOTTEN.

Committee on the Bill entilled an Ordinance to amend the Law relating to Trade Marks.

Under this heading "G" (doubtless Mr. G. First reading of a Bill entitled an Ordinance

W... Russell) writes in the Manchester. to amend the Stamp Ordinance, 1901.

Guardian of the now notorious Cardigan Firat reading of a Bill entitled an Ordinance memoire: In a passage as theorically beautiful as ethically unsound, Burko taught us that vice, to smond the Code of Civil Proceduro.

First roading of a Bill entitled An Ordinance

by losing all its grossness, loses half its evil. In the book before us we have the evil and the to amend the Squatters' Ordinance, 1890.

grossness in equal proportions. Lady Cardigan First roading of a Bill cutitled An Ordinance tells as that she was born in 1824, and that she to oxempt Crown Losses granted in respect of has compiled her book by memory, without the Foreshore and submerged and in the Newid of diaries or letters. A plen, which in ordi- nory circumstances would necessarily mitigate Territories from a certain condition imposed judgment, in this case only aggravates the oftenos, under the Foreshores and Soa Bed Ordinance What can to thought of a woman who in hor 1901..

eighty-Ofth year proclaims to the world all the errors of her youth and her middle ago: gloats over them, embellishes thom, and justifina them? A peculiarity which distinguishes Lady Car- digan's book from others of a like description is that, whereas talos of sin and scandal are generally disguised with synonyms or initials, she gives the exact name, pedigree, and history of almost everyone, male or female, whom she traduces. Neither the living nor the dead are spared, and thoro is ons story about the father of a man How employed in high office under the Crown which oat-Zola's Zola.

First reading of a Bill entitled An Ordinance io amend the Wireless Telegraphy Ordinance, 1903, and the Wireless Telegraphy Ordinance

1909.

First reading of a Bill entitled Au Ordinance to amend the Order and Cleanliness Ordinance 1067.

Second reading of the Bill entitled An Ordinance to amend the Liquor Licences Qrilonnes. 1898, and the Liquor Licences Extension Ordinance, 1906, and to repeat the Liquor License Auendusent Ordinaner, 1902. Second reading of the Rill entitled An Ordinance to amend the Tramway Ordinance,

1902,

*Will not be proceeded with at this meeting.

YACHTING,

The second Royal Hongkong Yacht Club race was Railed on Saturday afternoon, the 20th Inst., over the following course:-Channel Rocks (starboard), Mark boat Quarry Bay (starboard), Cust Bock broy (starboard), Channel Books (starboard). The weather was fine with a moderate breeze varying from N.E. to SE. Bix bosta started in the handicap class, viz., Vernon, Dione, Kathleen, Min, Colleen and Brica; and in the one-design class four, viz.. Haloyon, Bonito (II), Daphne sad Alannah, but the latter gave up. Vernon got away well and rounded the Channel Rocks two miles slead of the second boat, Dione, which got a bad start Vernon kept her position as leading boat throughout. Nothing exciting cecurred | during the race, which finished in the following

order :---

Vernon

Dione

Kathleen

Erica.... Min

Actual time of Completing Course.

B. 8.

Corrected time.

K. M. 8. 1 50 40

50 41

57

1 51 50

59

(3) 1 53.45

i 59 18

2

(6) 1 58 48 21 30 (4) 1 55 15 Colleen...... 3 36 1 58 21 On this course, which was nine miles, the Kathleen, Min and Colleen were allowed 5m. 158. from the scratch boats Vernon and Dione, and the Erica 1m. 30s.

In the one-design class Mr. Rouse again brought his boat the Halcyon in victorions by a good margin. The times were as follows:-

Halcyon

Bonito (II...

Daphne...

M.

S.

2 20 39

0

23

34

2

27

The marks to date stand thus:---

HANDICAP CLASS.

Vernon

Dione

Min... Kathleea Erica Collee

Ada...

Halcyon

Daphne

ONE DESIGN CLABR.

Bonito (II).

Alannah

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Lady Cardigan, born Adeline de Horsey, lost her mother when she was only 19, and this fact seems to be the only exere which charity itself could invont for the career now unfolded to us Of her dead toother she speaks decently and affectionately the widowed father who brought her up she only mentions in order to illustrate CALLING AF NAPLES GENOA, ALGIERS; GIBRALTAR AND SOUTHAMPTON his scudalons immorality. Agrobably to her plan of mentioning everyone by name, she onumerates a string of conscientious men who tenght her hand in marriage; she tells us that in 1859 she became engaged to the eldest son of the firet Don Carlos, and was taluted by Lord Brougham as the future Queen of Spain. The correspondence relating to their engagement, and to the cir the few episodes in the book which are interest cumstances which terminated it, forms ons

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Among the frenis of the De Horseys was the famous, or perhaps one should say notorious, Lord Cardigan, who was tried by his peers for fighting a duel with a subaltern, and who led the charge of the Light Brigade at Balaclava. Lord Cardigan married unhappily, as was the case with most of the people mentioned in this book, and was separated though net divorced from his wife. In 1857 Mre. and Miss de Horsey went to stay with Lond Cardigan at Deene Park, in Northamptonshire, and "this visit was destined to change the whole of the young lady's life." Miss de Horsey was now thirty-three and Lord Cardigan sixty. He followed his guests on their return to London, and very soon his marked atten- tions became the topic of much spitefal and jealous gossip.

Society was sound alised because I had the courage to ride and drive with a married man who had an unfaithful wife Mise te Horney's futher and brothers woro aaturally perturbed, and begged her to whereupon I ordered my horan Don Jann to be brought round, sed f rode away to liberty in " charming little furnished house in Norfolk-street, Park Lane.” One morning in the summer of. 1858 Lord Cardigan barst into the house, and thos feelingly announced his wife's demise: "My dearest, she's dond-let's get married at ones, ' But here Miss de Horser's delicacy overcame her inclinations. As I did not wish to insult the memory of the dead woman, who had shown me so many kindnessos, I tafused to marry Cardigan antil some time had elapsed.

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On the 28th September, Arrive Changchun ( for Gibraltar,” 1850, my marriage took place at the Military We gave ball on Chapel, Gibraltar.

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the yacht in the evening. that at a later stage in her narrative, Lady Cardigan writes: The late Queen was most kind to me when I was young, but I fear the way in which I defed convention bafors I married Lord Cardigan did not proposes her favourably to me." Lord Cardigan died in 1868, leaving his vast wealth to his widow for her life, and then to a cousiu called Robert Brice. I looked delicate in these days, genially writes Lady Cardigan, and my Honth would indeed have been a good thing for Robert, but forty years have passed, and he is still waiting for his inheritance! And again, I can amuse myself with singing and playing: my bainess faculties are as koon as ever: I have a good digestion, and can enjoy my dinner, beelless of any new-fashioned fads. about foods. I sleep as peacefully as a child, and any doctor Rare Isball live to be a hundred.” Pleasant fox "Robert " though.

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by the soft white hands of a woman, a The The next adventure in Lady Cardigan's life

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room is a fins one, airy and light, a splendid is so remarkable that it must be recorded in PENINSULAR

detail Lady Beaconsfind died in December,

red carpet. The price? "Three roubles-o mere trifle," says the man with a smile of 1872, and Disraeli lost not only his wife but disdain. You are silent, mortified. There are some mora bows; then everyone disappears. There is no water in the basin; there is no soap; the towels have been carried away by the servant. You ring a bell, and in

the jointure which she had enjoyed as the widow of Mr. Wyndham Lewis. In 1873 he proposed to the widowed Lady Cardigan, who excels herself when she gives her reason for hesitating to accept him. In her par

This with present

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The water appears; it is paid for separataly Majesty, thou Prince of Wales, who agaciously ten kopecks a pail. The soap is not included remarked that he did not think the marriage in the coat. It costs 2 ronblas. Then would be a happy one for the bride, and so the towels arrive. The good lady brings Disraeli retired, for once in his life discomfited. But Lady Cardigang matrimonial adventures you thra, naturally costing forty ko- pecks ach. Under the heavy curtains by which were not yet at an end. On the 23th of August, the 1873. she married a handsome Portuguese, it is hidden, the bed is bare. You wing again believing that somebody has forgotten to make Count de Loucastro, whom she had met in Paris; it. Ten minutes later it is made, but the two but unfortunately the Count could not stand sheets, the three blankets, the two pillows, and our English winters, and, after a few

returned to Paria, where the coveriet, which are not included in the price years

of the room cost yon the trifle of five roubles 30ardigan

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Documente translated from or into Clarion or Colloquial Chinese

Graduadily all this becomes an obsession, an noubas; you dare not take a single alep soross the room for four of knocking against a piece of furniture or moving a chair, for which you will be asked to pay more and more kopecks

There is a dinner a priz fize; but the time is not fixed. By a strange combination of circumstances nothing is less fired and more fantastic than thin hour, which gallops every day all over the face of the clock, fleeing from the adventurous diner without ever allowing itself to be caught. Whatever shorts you may make whatever subtleties and asiduitios you employ, the waiter will always be ready to tell you, with a countenance full of grief, that ten, or five, or

Laky

constantly went to visit him," making her home at Deene. "Poor Lancastre! He died quite suddenly in he was Paris, and I did not even know il My second marriage greatly displeased Queen Victoria, as by it I took the title of Lastenstre, which she was so fond of using when

One can understand i she travelled incognito,

be confused with the writer of reluctance to

conrened these "Recollections."

One of the best illustrations in the book depicts the magnificent tomb which the piety of "His recumbent figare is fall of his wide be raised in honour of Lord Cardigan dignity, and I had my own marble affigy placed "It would have puzzled Swift or by his side. Timckeray to write a suitable epitaph.

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