A FASHIONABLE SCANDAL.
'banishment without trial. (Pee Press Association:) . ' London, November 5. A member of the Stock Exchange and a member of the Beaufort family, occupying a prominent position- in racing circles, have been accused of unnatural crimes, arid have fled ,the country. November 9. A horrible scandal in connection with a private West End club is reported. Ninetyeight members in all are implicated. ' Thirfcy-one warrants have been issued, but will not be executed on the understanding that the persons connected with it leave the United Kingdom. The list of offenders include future dnkes, the sons of dukes, peers, Hebrew financiers, many honourable persons, and several officers of the Imperial Army. All the latter have suddenly resigned thejr commissions. The offenders have fled. The newspapers have suppressed reference to the scandal, but there is no doubt of it having taken place.
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Otago Witness, Issue 1971, 14 November 1889, Page 13
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167A FASHIONABLE SCANDAL. Otago Witness, Issue 1971, 14 November 1889, Page 13
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