Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-01
No. u. WnoLE No. 1864.
cOrsspOadenes Of he EaqairsTl
England scotland, and Ireland,
London, July 8, 1850.

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friends ii nv naive town know where rel I
am and how i get alone
j. arrived ia Liyerbool a. tn sast ~
Nay % days from New York Tl,a,
Iconstitutiolaily tinid and nervous saa
never having been ID sea before 4 NAV
say with truth that II aid not lnosv Co..
during the wholA ilass..sFs d il;;sgt Z
Saturday night At sea: w6ens about tips
hundred miles ont, 4 SflreaIf,sl starna .of
thunder and lightning b,sokel 80 8 arr.
ship. i then Law iii nv berth ~ feeble
and insensiblo from se;, SCENES. tl,a,sI
was unable ID move. Il had bsen told
that in 4 short time after leavind New ].
York, / wouli be- clad ii some one,
would throw me overheard ana 4 We.
rily believe that i should have made "a
resistance if the attempt had ba.n ,,,,,de
NV mental sufferinos ~ III III. AL la 81 fl,an
nv physical 1 would think1 81 bn,ne
and its e,idearb1ent theY well ma : . a.
yorite sbot. ma car,ier. ard ~ Rss.
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Inc tears would starr, but would brlisI,
them away. i must Danish aIl tllouahts
of home az q religious duty sior sfIier2,
were thousands ofmiles before NE.
When beard the steward CIV out.
!" Land. land IN view r. ii vas sosAffect q
ing TO q weary pilgrim Of the sea, that
my whole frame shook with an indescrib4
able tremof. ! walked on deck, and Be.
held the Waterford Lighthouse on the
west coast Of Ireland The fog was SO
thick that we came very near running on
the coast. On looking out Of the bulls
eye WINDOW. what = glorious sightt The !
mountains ot wales, U ail the green gio~
fy q springs We're stretched along as far
as tne eye could reach. were Of
we Asie q Anglesea. Lhe ste ward OBJ
tanned eggs, m,lk and cliykcns. from :
poa1, and tolu tne passengers they could
nave as nNch as tney hgeu Az We lay
Dscaiuis& hiA uay, ! PM hnestiIne ~
skesch these glorious gus. ln we l = sef-
noon, Qeepiy interesting scene occur
fees q sng.luef-sso,m psasssa e p Us
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n liSnulen sou.u nos galh aulnitIance -
Anets Me,e usT ,nousshc persons pres.
.ns' ."o'uS D.ea'es 'loin ~ Pa,'s q
Wv Alnguom some Ilfee hundred no
Dle .1 were tnere. neard the Eari OF
, wilton, ana osner nopiemcn and distin-
guisneo gentiemen' maze speeches.
have seen some q tne l'andsomest
Parks in the worid-Princes Park, the
Botanic Garden, 60, Liverpool, and st.
Johns Brkenhead: ! have been thro'
, the Marquis OF Westmlnster's Park 10
, Cheshire, thlrty-slx miles IN cifcunfer-
; ence The River Dee runs through this
. paradise in serpentine course. and it Is
altogether the most romantic spot | ever
beheld. ! visited Chester, where 9 Ro.
man legion encamped long before the
birth OF Christ. You have heard Of its
wonderful antiquities, lts cathedral, its
old roman walls, iss towers, &c, which
arc sun Standing walked sail round
upon the walls, ana saw the most mag
nlhcent landscape the eye ever rested or