The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-23

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SAT- Il apsnsan. had indarsd them % ss-
cure ~hel< u she rosspft. bui she was
no sabrrpnsssEons - "a permit sny gen
ilemsu y snifsr inenasrn'encs on her &C.
easal. Ispeesally ahen he possessed
pri@ nm - ne sea-. end his pallirnrss
inssre shem sbs reriainiy Of sn agreea.
bic e. panien.
u soH~nhal Doubtful al FIRST v he
ihern naFid romplimeni Vas not meant
sareas&rslly. and. ior : moment. I nlrd,-
lated Hight % The outside Of tie dill
eenrs; u TIE quiet lsdy-like air Of he
speake ffincsd her sincerity. and her
dsiiezsa seauiy determined me 10 remain
- her s'eiy. and prove myself. IL pos
sible. Il agreeable eompsnion slle had
li0nehI 20 deaominsie me.
The plhsr Vas in such wesk state
IS 20 &c fr The help Of couple el stout
frllass llfs hin into his seat. lie Was
lesrfnlly naciaed. bnl the hectic Of ron
sumplo I'D not lllume hls cheek. nor
the Gre lever lish. his almost glazed
and alamo sunken eye. lie MAS suffer-
ing from rephy, il seemed wonderful
thai Id pn being could be so pe,lsclIy
alternate aud YET live. His sister sup.
Piled ihe ace 81 wife and mother: q
more pat and attentive nurse Tie most
nervous Ealld could not desire. and his
weak and hollow voice grew potent in
The ulleras. e Of her praise.
SION cerIained that he was The eld-
est son of noblemsn distinguished for
his high q y bearing. and had been ira
yelling duEng The past year in The south
Of France knd I'sly, in search oi thai
blessing wLrh alone renders life endura.
BILE; but Id became daily worse. aud less
able 10 sus DO the fatigue II lucnmniinn.
The war n3semenis III Europs's s0ye-
reigns comfled HIM 20 leave The riiy 81
Brussels. WIRE he had purposed spend,
ing the sumler--hc was nov on his way
back 10 his taisrnsl hslIs---io die. The
dlffieull,cs s4eEdanl on procuring a pii
vale convey hce acre insnrmnuniahle IL
his case--ile disunce 10 Antwerp va,
short. and Il diligence afforded an easy
and ready means Of travel.
We ihreslei on; devious way ihrouei
The clowded sifeas Of Brussels, amlds
troops Of hosse, private carriages. bag
gage and smInur'icn wagons. aud ium
brls. bai.alionslof foot soldiers, hesv,
srllllery. country vehicles heavily ladel
with storage and eommissarlai stores
suffers carts, eoari9s. and aid de camp:
As The troops arrived. they we're sent I
!Ss. :sssss sap!sq ssfS srb bd sf' s -
noise for many days, and seemed to has
attained The helsh. Of confusion a, Il,
ac@-a. # our departure. The LII
Guards. The choicest specimen oil Engl,s
cavalry. had just arrived. aud were draw
up in parade order in the Park, surroun,
ed By thousands OF the riuzrns, who g.
ed with wonder upon lhuse noble fellow
the perfection oil discipline and warlll
bearing. II was their maiden eampaig
The dandltied appearance of their iuseni
officers. The degrading nature of,heir a,
cations in London, v here lh,y were col
PEELED To Gil the nnsoldierlike duties
household troops. such ss escorIing d
members ii The Royal Family TO a
from London and Windsor. guardil
state prisoners. and quell,ng cockGey q,
breaks. had brought them into much ii
repuie with the l.ondnners, who predi,
ed the total discontinue in baiile 0i The
!" holiday soldiers. = butterfly troopers
and " Ptccadllis butchers" ss they we
called in reference 10 The riuls conseque
upon Burilell's removal 10 The Tower
London, when one of The mob was kill
By The cavalry guard. Ru, how mob
did The Life Guards earn title tn The
spurs a, the evenlful field Of Waterlo
in their chatge upon the cuirassiers
Napoleon, The warlike pets Of the graz
Irapi'aine turned tail aud galloped d
comiiird across the field. II is a We
known faci thai one Of the Life Guard
named Shaw, billed nine Of The enem
with his own hand. When the Engli:
infantry beheli the gallant nature Of u
Life Guards charge upon the dread,
cuIrasslers, the shouts Of wonder aud il
THAT burst from their many thousands
lihraais rose above the roar Of the aTiill
lry. Blu, | sm not going to detail u
we'll known events of This wondrous ba
Ille-l have made this on..nl-lhe wsy luri
ling irnm my story just TO prnye that j,
possible To be well dressed. 10 be, in Fac
someihing Of a dandy. and yet pusse'
Ilhe courage of man.
i In due lime We raised the Port Gui
liamae, and entered the beautiful svenr
Iof trees called The alice perie. extendiu
| Itself Ike The Long Walk al Windsor. u
10 the pu,lieus Of The royal res,denc
My fellow passenger. The invalid. b;
. Ifel, little excited BY The hustle Of Il
lclty and Tie stirring sounds Of The val
Gus regimental bands; he knew by nan
many III The nificers II The Eaghsh troop
! and felt more than common interest
1.-The probable issue of The apprnachil
slruggle. As we entered the Alice "
lie, The Duke Of Brunswick's regime
/. passed US ia marching order. Each ;,
, d,ar was dresser. IN black. will scuil Al