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Updated: June 26, 2025
The insane temper of the man got him into rows at the Pelican more than once. I remember one evening he insulted a man whom I liked immensely. Haseltine was a stockbroker, I think, a big, fair, handsome fellow who took Queensberry's insults for some time with cheerful contempt.
I am come to town to meet Mr. Conway and Lady Aylesbury; and, as I have no letter from you yet to answer, I will tell you how agreeably I have passed the last three days; though they might have been improved had you shared them, as I wished, and as I sometimes do wish. On Saturday evening I was at the Duke of Queensberry's (at Richmond, s'entend) with a small company: and there were Sir William Hamilton and Mrs. Harte ; who, on the 3rd of next month, previous to their departure, is to be made Madame l'Envoyée
I hurried away as he directed me, and imprudently asked some of Queensberry's guards if such and such a young man passed by them going out from the city. I was answered in the affirmative, and till then had doubted of my friend's intelligence, it was so inconsistent with a profligate's life to be so early astir.
He was half friendly with me till quite recently; though he wrote a shameful letter to Bosie about us. What am I to do?" I asked him what Lord Queensberry objected to. "He objects to my friendship with Bosie." "Then why not cease to see Bosie?" I asked. "It is impossible, Frank, and ridiculous; why should I give up my friends for Queensberry?" "I should like to see Queensberry's letter," I said.
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