The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-17

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piacea III ,hc woriu' none cou,d nave
mentioned any one wherein there was
greater certainty Oh nnuIng human pones
'hah a her'Ii'age' except ne shouiu point
OUT Il cnurcnyaru' herhitages' ID times
past pe'ng no. only piaces Oh reilg'ouS
re'lremeh'' put Oh puriai' 700 ana IL mas
scarcely ever pcen heard of, put tnat ev-
cry cell known contains or contained
,nese reiics Oh humanity some hutila-
.ou' ana some entire 40 not INFORM
pu' give me leave 70 teniuu your loru
sup 'n"' mere Sa' So'''uuo anu sanc'i'y'
on9 mere inc ner,nl'' or ancnoross, no
peu 'ha' repose ior tne'r pones, "ncn
ueau, 'ney mere ehJoyed "nen iiVing
l. Inc pones' as supposed Oh inc
saxon 81 Duor,'ius were c,,. u,scoVereu u, ou'
iieu Ill MS celi "' guy Dl'n, near W ar
WICK as appears from Tue authority Oh
or irnia'i I'LL Dugu"ic'
.,o - ~.1," nc oouts .noasns ~ " .nDse ~
snc alcuo,css Vi hoSia' were pu' ia'eiy
e'scoVersu III cen at hoys.1h, ch'lre,
ia'r, ana unoecayec 'hougn 'ney must
nave IAN ih'erre1 ior seyerai centuries
as Is proved py Dr' otukeley.
=, % DuI our own country, hay' almost
'.ls he'ghoorn9ou, supPlles aho.ncr IN,
stance ior, IN y January, lt41' were @ Iound
py "r. oiovin, accompanied py rever-
enc gentleman tue oohcS IN par. Oh some
,Icirsc' Ill ~, ,,ie ecil ~ i-iuunoin'' near
IiaVneia. iney were Deliefeu 10 De
'nose Oh W ii'iahi oi Lihuno'h,'a u hermit,
VINO had long maue his cave Ills hapita-
ZION, 49,, nv
a. i1 repruaryi r44, part OF No-
purn Appey pehg puiieu uowh, u iargc
portion OF corpse appeared, even win
inc nesh on, ana which bore cutting Win
knite though II Is certain TINS had
iaih a9ove TWO huhured years; ana now
much longer Is doubtful ior TINS abbey
was iounueo IN il9o, ana dissoiVed ID
1885 or " -, e, -,
:. wv nat would nave peen said, what be-
IeVeu, II TINS had peen an acciuen' 10
the bones In question :.
>. Further, my lord, 1t is not yet out OF
LIVING memory,thata a iitt,e distance from
Nnaresporough, IN hcid, part oil tue
manor OF the worthy ana patriotic bar
onet who does that borough the honor
to represent 1t IN farilameht, were found
IN digging ior gravel, not one human
skeleton only, but hvc or SIX deposited
side by side with each an urn placed on
Its head, as your lordshlp Knows was ul-
usual in ancient lnterments.
About the same time, and IN anoth-
er held almost close to TINS borough, was
discovered, also, III searching 1or graVei;
another human skeleton but the pietyI
oi the same worthy gentleman ordered
both pits to be fliled up again. commend
apiy unwilling TO distnrp the dead'
Is the invention OF bones forgotten,
then, or industrlously concealed, that the
discovery OF these IN question may iap-
pear the more singular ana extraordin-
airy whereas, IN TACT, there is nothing
extraordinary III 1t. Ny lord, almost
every place conceals such remains. In
heids, IN hiiis IN highway sides, IN COM
mons,ilc frequent ana unsuspecteo bones
And our present allotment oil rest Tor
the departed is but OF some centuries
" Another particular seems not 10
clam Il niue oil your iordsnips notice.
ana that OF lhe gentlemen Oh the jury
which is, that perhaps no example occurs
OF more Than one skeleton poing found
IN one &c" !; ana IN the cell IN question
there was but one agreeable III TINS TO
the pecuiiarity OF every other known cell
IN britain; Not tee Invention OF one
skeleton, 'nen! pu' Oh Two, woulu nave ap-
pearea suspicious ana uncommon
But IL seems another skeleton mas
peeh uiscoVereu py some iaporer; "hiGn
was wa iuiiy as conhaentiy averred 10 DC
Clarke.s as TINS. MY iord' must some oil
the living, II 1t promotes some interest,
De ihaue ahswerapic lor al the pohes
'hat the earth mas cohceaieo, OF chahce
exposed And might not place where
bones lay be mentioned by person by
chance, as well as found by laoorer by
chance or, Is IL more criminal acci'
dentaily to name where bones lie, than
accidentally TO Fn" where ,hey lie =,
lie then adverts 10 the damage iOund
10 nave been lnnicted upon the SKULL
which he shows might have been oeea-
stoned IN the ravages committed at the
Reformation.
Moreover, what gentleman here is
ignorant that hnaresborough had a cas-
tie, which, though fallen to ruins, was
once considerable, both Tor Its strength,
and garrison : All knew 1t was vlgor'
ously besieged by the arms oil the Far
Lament at such siege, IN saiiies, con
filcts, tights, pursuits, many fell In all the
places around 1t, and where they fell