Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-18

sir John the Manners sale within tai. halt
\ stately knight - ever couchc,I a lance,
AM 50 10 wasthal ia the Pavon lance,
lie favor ~th the Lady Dora found
Tho rcisnins beauty she, OF an her time.
! A. b. her portrait you anon,
Anh Than SIR John: Ihoo IN his ,uauh,ods prime,
| Ngo'Ahci Knight The sun uccr shouc uIvu.
A baud W pearls was on his b,so,f sci.
Ntor iu that dance the knights their
| Which ON The lad, Dors's locks ot frt
| hesouiiy placed when nigh thai aronci door
To cnumcta'e a twentieth part Of the principal
| rooms IN III iudon would be an endless task. The
long gallery Is Ito feet. II IS approached Ivy SIX
very large semicrcular solid oak clocks cut from a
tree iransversely-the tree mus, have been a mon
Ster-and the tradition Is, that the cntre floor u this
gallery was formed out OF one gigantic oak whci,
grew IN the garden and that the Steps were cut III
| the but END. Tins magnificent room Is waIHSco'tcd
| with oak, each panel being eabOra'ey carved
| throughout the whole length, beng chiefly the arms
OF Munncrs impahng those OF Nsrnon. The frCze
scn'ved with the Nernon'S crest, being Oo,rs' heads,
and that OF Manners, peacocks; also, with Ihstes,
| roses, shields, &C SC. la the great chamber there
Is ma cent State BED, the hanslngs are Of green
| We vet lined with white satin. the embroidery =
! splendid, bcins rarity the vok Of Lrdy Kllhe
unc Vernon and l. eanor RooS, wife OF S.r Robert
| Manners, in the reign Of Henry vi. Until iatsIv
this 50 cndid relic kept q, BciIor Castle but
has lately been very properly restored its original
station. the last ruyaI, but ignobiC persNragc " ho
slept IN II al b. vor was the Regent whom h We
| lately seen led Fat, False and FIlthy--aS p,ro
| dy on hIs vel. known toast. TIE room Is hung
| with tapestry from GobcIIuS at Pars-the subieci>
! are from -Esop. Most OF the other rooms are bupr
| with arrvs. hir King, IN the Archcoincia, observes
| that the doors were cOncea ed everywhere behind
the harEnss So tint the tapestry had To be lifted
! Up TO pass n AMI ou'. Only Tor convenience there
were great iron hooks-s,lii IN their plares--by
meaHs whereof 10 might occasionally I've held back
| Ihe doors being thus concealed, nothing can be
conceived more Il.-iAsh.on,d ,hin Their " rkman.
ships few Of them fl AZ a.. close; end wooden BOTS
ru.e bars ard !to" haspS, are ~ genera. their best
and only iaS;cniuss.
Ga the w1nsco,, near he Castle gate, there is an
IRON iasieUlnE OF peculiar construction fixed about
SIX ect tom The Hoo; % Is sort Of sleeve or Caunt
! Iet without the part Tor the hand. IL was used
! as sort of punsumeut,- tie CO prils arm being
raised up and locked into a.. Teu-lO l4ers vii be
shocked 10 learn, thai tr temperate wight W no re-
fused 10 toss of mighty horn OF strong efe IN
tunes OF iesuvty, had his uprlsei arm ockes into
tins gauntlet and cup OF UIne presented 10 him.
II he refused 90 take that, they poured cold water
down ms sleeve uht. o. ran out At Tie tops Of hl,
boots g.! And there were E.lsers m those days
but IN male attire, ioy find 100 The Hsddon House
mold book, TEMPS Hen. VII, the 10 owing entry:
Pa'uc O,IweI! Chss.h 'm for dauUciuy during the
Christmas WaSsa., 81 g. Shut neither IN Il
ror ia. enthusiasm 600 favor OF Ia Be e Fanny need
excite wyuIer when We Ienem8er Inc price de-
ma0Gcd n paid 10 Hercdas, tor her fine dancing
beiO tirfoI !. have omitted TO mention, thar
although iBiiou hiss been so long uninhl1i,ei. en-
yer a'nments have sometimes been gwen ~ The
Duke. a. tat CONCLUSION Of iIa FIRST American Wac,
TO hundred couples Gtuczc 10 The ,uUs %. .rv-
again, 81 tie peace az Aml,ns, nd on The comm,
OF age Of the present MARQUIS Of Grlrav do no,
Know whether the following characteristic .c..er.
showing tie very a-c aud 1l|y OF the times" y.
I .H'eTcs. y"u; VS. written ~ 81 james Forbes no.
Lady RacHe Russell, widow o. the Pl,r!1, LCr.
William, 90 tu- u.arulEc ~ her dul-h.er with tie
son Of the first Dixie Ji Rot ami, .n 1858. TIE
young Lord wa only 10 A.s i7.A year, h.s bride
year es,.
Il could mo-. miss this opportunity Of -svin, vogr
] Laev>rsp so.e account oj L1-d Ross an. L1ty
KISS, journey, aus No sr &c eut1u O.. BE yu- " rsh
.o1ke- more Eae .uc p.,-.',- oi : ~ sr- Ol.--a
% uu-n tha country 'hsu l.al Of rude ana bride
groom gong home o. f-.t, t..a-ts house A.
insir 81 entry ia,1 Lei.,s.srs.I.g they were re-
fIVed by tna high Sasrig, -. lae head OF aI. the
/ Seul.,Ntu q Tie county, w.p a.. par! l..f~ re-
/ spscis, aui compEn,u.sl 'he LEty bride az Hlr.
/ nfo. sic vs. attended mex, cay ,Y Sins % ace ~
The SEINE gentlemen, aud uy i.Du-.gls .i l.I.r .e5.
PIE, WHO came from o.. pisces OF iIn COuruy 20 see
! hsT and TO wish .4utE Ou.u Joy, even wit. '-.zz ID,
| a I'd accemGuoUs As IMty drew rear B-.y.lr
| our train increased ~Iu some coaches and MIN
fresh roo S OF aldermen and Corporations, Ue
! SIDES great many C cr-ymcn, vi O was urcs-r-c d
the BRIDE and UrdsgrOm with we're, urog .--.- ham
py MARI re. cannot better represent their first ar.
r7a al q vo'r, than to- the WoooTne sarE that Lord
Bedford liked 90 wei Tor az the gate were f5ur-ana
/ ~ nty hdtIegs all IN a TUg, iJur- a-,,y
trumpe'crs with ih.rr ian.tlra ra-ra'.i four ana.
| twenty lad rs dressed 10 WAIe aa1 four and
] twenty parsUns dressed 900 black: aud In Great
order they went 90 procession 60 DO. great sr.rr-
/ mcnt, when the usua. ceT,mony of kissing srs
/ wishing Joy passed, bat s- no. wi-tly, some.
thing rsrrc,euird lu the sOrg as very much me.
t"iie ard node foo e. Alter DIS tue time r-,-eg
away i.i the sack rO.-e winch was tue most *.
traoriu7ry hug do ever see, auI much greater
Than u was represented tu uC. Afer Dre- winch
was exceedingly mag a.en,, ..- whole comp ny
vent Do procession o. ,UD great U4. tine bride ara