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J-IISS.'UWII: JLlHr^UIUtlUUIU^ ilUU 111 UlliiCuvv.' IJUW^Ui.lU^lUjS;»Dolly half made up. her mind to attempt his rescue, but abandoned her intention on Chris pointing out that she would miss Coodwood.'/if/stz YTHE DIARY OFA MAN OP THE WORLD.Moniktj/.—Lord's—out of the way of the Shah of Persia. Not such a big; crowd as usual at the Oxford and Cambridge match. No end of par* sons and pretty women. UhLupin Hi! mcf. Smart young clergvmeh, I notice, have taken to wearing short coats—with sillc facings, too!—which look almost as wicked oyer an M.B. waistcoat as • sporting pearl buttons- would on a venerable archdeacon's gaiters. The Englishman abroad goes everywhere (just for the sake of saying he has been.there, I suppose), but I never remember to have seen the intelligent foreigner at a cricket match, although cricket can be no more incomprehensible to a Frenchman, for instance, ?ban the entertainment at a French a'fr chan(nnl is to the ordinary Englishman. Very poorIVcilnesthnj.—Henley. Didn't see much of the racing. But the.racing-is no -longer what it used to be; and is now merely the excuse, not the rea,son, for going to Honley. Went over from.the Noah's Ark (Baxter’s, house-boat) to lunch with Miss Cornwell, the Australian Mining Queen, who kept “ open house on her launch. There we met Charles AVyndham and Mary Moore, covered in roses (among other,things),; and AVillard, and pretty little .Jessie Bond ; Lennox Browne, phj-sicifin-in-ordinary to the theatrical profession, .Fitzgerald Molloy, Milton Wellings, the great little Mortimer Mempes, and Frederick Wcclmore, the art critic—should like to know his private opinion of. Mcmpcs—Solomon Ji Solomon, and Phil Morris ; Augustus Harris, in attendance upon (.icneral Boulanger, and Broadlcy in ivttcndanco on Augustus Harris. A very merry,J'liursdai/.—Went down to Harrow, as I remembered it was Speech Day there. Found the little town full of the boys, in their, straw lrats
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London Man of the World

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Sat, Jul 13, 1889

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