A London Scandal
: "+~ London, December 26. - A baronet whose town house looks upon Hyde Park, recently discovered that his eldest daughter had lost hex bearx to an under groom in his employment, who used to attend the tody on her daily rides. The father chanced, oome days ago, to enter a West End restaurant, where to his horror, he beheld his daughter and the groom seated at lunch. There was a scene, of course. The aDgry parent carried off his child and threatened terrible things to his audacious stable help. The baronet, upon ar- . riving home, found the groom before him calmly engaged in bis vocation. The baronet, rushed at him and was promptly knocked down. The baronet's son happened to be on hand, and seeing the fate of bis father, dashed in to bis defence. The groom subsequently left, and has announced his intention of taking legal proceedings to recover damages, wages, and satisfaction for other grievances.
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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 84, 16 February 1888, Page 3
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158A London Scandal Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 84, 16 February 1888, Page 3
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