The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-08

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night. rnnrrzlins hsrsrlfin lhe dsy lime
snsng ne rom. While ihe alnDneE hsggsd
lar aims and Gaod through me rillsgrs.
The Empenr. Henry w.. aGisr having
been dsIhrnned and Imprisoned hy his
snn. ilrnry ". escaped from rrisos; Poar.
VagFsnl AMI wiIhnni AID. lie entrraisd The
Bishop of Spires 70 grant him lzy pre-
hand IN his church. t. have sludled."
said be-. " and have learned 81 sing. AMI
may. therefore. b. ofsomr seFsire IN Won.
The nqnesi was slrnie,l. and M hir.i mt
srrshly anil absrursiy. u l.sier. alier hav-
ING drawn the attention IL Enrnpe 10 his
, Eirlories and hi- grandeur
In The year 1895. died Al Paris. Antonio.
King of Portugal. Ills holy Is inferred al
the c"Hlrliers and his heaFt deposited n
the Aye-Maris. Nolhing on earh could
cnmprl Tins prime tn Tenaunrr his rTown.
Tie passed over 10 England. and Eliza.
beth assisted him with troops. hui a
length he died in France in grea, Pr"-
VERY. This delhroned monarrh was hap
py in one Thing. sh'rh is indeed rare
LIN III his miserirs he had servant. who
proved a tendrr and faithful friend, and
Who only desired IN participate in his mis-
/ fortunes. and ~ soften his services he only
wished To he hurled al the feel 81 his
master. This hero in loyalty 10 whom the
anrienl Romans would have raised affairs.
VAS Don Diego coIhri. one Of The greatest
lords &c The couH nf Portugal. aud who
'lu v his origin from the kings Of Bohemia.
/ Hume informs us that the queen Of
! England. with her son harles. had mo-
deraie pension assigned her; bui il was so
i'll paid and her credit ran 80 low. that one
morning when The Cardinal ne Reiz wait
ed on her. she informed him that her
daughter. slip princess IIenrifisa. Was oh
liged ~ lie bed for want Of a fire 10 warm
her. To such a condition was she re-
duret. in The midst Of Paris. though a
queen Il England. and daughter of Henry
/ Nv. Of Frame. We find another prof "l
her excessive poverty. Salmasius. after
! publishing his celebrated p"liliral box
in favor of Charles H.. the Delenein Re-
gia. vas much blamed by friend for M,
having copy sent To The widowed queen
Of Charles. who. he writes, though poor,
w"nld yei have paid The bearer, -
The daughter Of James the FIRST, who
T-.----i-.I-.ta4- tsiaoss< D.siusis.lr s...-ha.
tempt 10 get her husband crowned. was
reduced 10 the utmost brgglry, AMI wan
deretl frequently in Disguise as mere va.
grant, A..
A strange anccdnip is related "f Charles
| VII. Of France. Henry v. hal shrunk
his kingdom into The Iown Of Bourges. II
Is said. that having told shoemaker. after
he had just tried a pair Of his bnnls, that
he had no money 10 pay for Them, Crispen
had such calnus feelings that he refused
his majesty the honis i" u is for This rea.
SON" says t'ominrs. - praise those
4 princes who are on good terms with The
! lowest Of their people, for they know moi
al what hour they may want Them"
n. j. Sun.