New-York tribune., 1841-08-23

eau .'' b; onoy man. my Lord be added with lip
hat slightly curled he looked al Barnaby, who stood
wiring hi. hai and stealthy ouing them
ne p as sensible and seli-possessed any
And YOU desire make OF this great bodyl said
Lord George addressing him; and intended make one,
did YOU ~
.Yes-yes, said Barnaby, with sparkling eyes. TO be
sure did told her myself
sec. replied Lord George, with reprcachfu glance
the unhappy mother. - thought Follow and
this gentleman and you shall have your wish
Barnaby kissed his mother endery on the cheek, and
bidding be OF good cheer for their fortunes were both
made did he desired She, poor followed
too-wiih how much eaT and grief would be hard to tell
They passed quickly through the Brdgeroat, where the
shops all shut for the passage Of the great crowd
aud the expectation of their had alarmed the trades
for their goods and wind 5w and where, in the upper
stories, all the inhabitants congregaed looking down
the below, with faces yarou-y expressive 10
alarm. Of interest expectancy and Indignation. Some OF
appaudei and issed but regardless of these
niarrupiionsfor the noise OF congregation OF people
little distance, sounded in his like the roaring OF
scL'd George Gordon quicrned his pace, and presently
arrived before ST. Georges Fields.
They really fields that Tine and of considerable
Here immense multitude collected. bearing
flags of yariou, kinds ana but all OF the color
blue like the cockaessomc sections marching and fro
military array, and Others drawn up circles sqnares
ard lines large portion both Of the bodies which pa
aIed he ground and Of those which remained stationary
occupied in singing HYMNS psalms With whonso
this originated well done; for the sound
many thousand in the have stirred the heart
Of any within him. and could fail to have wonder
fIl effect upon the enthusiasts however mistaken
Scouts had been posted advance Of the great body
give notice OF their leaders coming These falling back, the
word quickly passed hro.gh the whole host and for
snort interval there ensured profound and deaike silence
during which the still and quiet that the lu
tering Of banner caught the eye, and became circu
OF hen they burst tremendous shout
another and another and the seemed and sha
ken. il by the discharge of cannon
Ga-hford cried Lord George, pressing his sccrctary
arm rght within his own and speaking with much
ton in his voice, in his altered face am called indeed
feel and know il. ! the leader of host. II
They summoned this with voice lead
them DEATH d do t-Ye<, and fall first myself
1t is proud sight, said the secretary. 1t noble
day for England and ar the great throughout world
Such homage my Lord l. an humble and devoted man.
render
What are you doing 2? cried his MASTER catching him
by both hands Tor he had made show of knceling his
feet; Do unfit dear Gashord tor the solemn duty
of this glorious day" the stood the eye. the poor
gentleman he said the words Let go among them
have find place in division for this
give me your banI.
Gashfod slid his cold nsdous palm his masters grasp
and So hand hand and followed still b, Barnaby and is
mother they mingled with the
They rad By this time taken their singing again and
their leader passed between their ranks they raised their
the Many Of those who were banded
gpther support the religion OF their country.
DEATH had heard hymn psalm in all their lives
But these fellows having for the part strong lungs and
being naturally fond of singing chaned any ribay
that occurred them, feeling pretty that
would not be detected the general chorus and caring
very much if il Many of these voluntares sung
under the very Of Lord George Gordon Who quite
conscious of their burden passed with his usual stiff ard
solemn Department much edited and delighted BY the
pious conduct OF his followers.
So they and up this line and down that rouad
the of this circle, and every side of that hollow
square and still there lines, and squares and circles
of number review. The day being intensely hot.
and the striking down his fcrccst upon the field
those who carried heavy banners began to faint and
weary of the number assembled ain pull OFF
thir neckcot and throw their and waiscoas open;
ahd toward the centre quite overpowcred by the
ceSsive heat which of rendered unendura
ue BY the multitude around them lay down upon the grass,
and offered all they had about them for drink OF water.
Still left the ground of these who
dstre<ed still Lord George, streaming from every pore,
with Gashfod and still Barnaby and his mother
followed close behind them
They had arrived the top of long line of eight
hundred in single file and Lord George had turned his
head look back when loud cry OF recognon-in that
peculiar and haSled which voice has when it is
raised the oper air and in the midst of great
of pcrSors-wa heard and man stopped with shout OF
laughter from the rank and Barnaby the shoulders
with his heavy hand.
How ~ he cried. Barnaby Rudge! Why, where
have YOU been hiding for these hundred years."
Barnaby had been thinking within himself that the smell Of
the rodcn grass back his old days cricket when
he was young boy and played Chigwell Green. Con-
fused by this sudden and boisteos address, he stared
bcwldered the and could scarcely What
Hugh
Hugh" echoed the other; cay, Hugh-AIaypole Hugh
You remember my dog He 5 alive now, and will know
you, warrant What you the color, do youl Well
done, lis, ha, ha!
You know this young man, Sec. said Lord George.
know him, my Lord as well as | know my right
hand. Ny captain knows him We all know him
1t has n IN better. nimblcr, active
man, than Barnaby Ridge. said Hugh. :" Show The
who say, it has. Fall in Barnaby. He shall march,
ry Lord between and Dennis and he shall carry he
added taking lag from the hand OF tired VINO
dercd it, thu caycst siken in this valiant army
In the of God, no. shriekcd the widow darling
forward = Barnaby-my Lord-sce-kc Il back
Banaby-Barnaby,
Women in the field" cried Hugh, stepping between
them. and holding her eft Holoa Ny captain there -
What the hcrc!' cried Simon Tupperti bust
ling up in great heat. " Do you call this order p
Nothing like it, capuin answered Hugh, still holding
her back with his outstreched hand against all