The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-06-04

farewell to the charming land Of France,
Then come. her marriage with her srco,l
cousin like herself the "rcat-rran1 chiI1
OF Henry NIi.,) Henry, Lord DaruI.v Iat.-
Iy daw'llin@ about the English Court and bear
in@ sword before Elizabeth. who points At
nm one day and expresses her surprise to
SIR James Melville. that his queen shoYld
prefer Won lang lad 10 the brave bride
"rooms she NAV choose from the EnnliSh ncer-
age; after which the Protestant Lords ot
Scotland, taking their cue from Elizabeth
break out into rrhrIion headed hv the Earl
ot Murray. And then Mary. summonnr he,
loyal mobiles and riding at their head on
horseback, with a PAR of elegant pistols at
her hrIt-a rare spectacle OF womanlv beau
ty flushed by quccnl Y courage drives the
traitors before her, day and mrht over tn,
Marches into England At that time ro>,
the formidable Catholic Lcarnc between III,
kln"> OF France and Spain, the Pope and tn,
Duke OF Ava. for the suppression of Protc>
tantl>m-a league to which Mary was ncccs
>ar1lIy party-but in her position mcrel,
nominal one and then also rose the bl,ss,.
fist Of John Knox, a man fiigl,tcninr the uco
pie with the very sound and meaning of hi.
"''h"', and blowing" his Gcncvan trumpct-bl,,,
against "thc Mnn>trou> Regiment Of Women
Especially against the Scarlet l.alv an,, tn,
White Queen Mary Row saw herself Insult
eel IN the exercise of her religion. and saw
her SnlIcn, >clt-wiIlcd husband, hear toni
wears Younger than herself maxim. stupl
plot, with the Protc>tant>-agrrcin. secret,
to bring back the hani>hcd Lords, if the,
would only help him 10 wear the crown mat
rimoniul and be K;n4 over hi, wife abolish
in her Quccnly right
Now, therefore, lcgin the tcmpc>t> an,
rata>trophic>. In 1866 at Darnlcv> in>ti-a
ton, Eizzio the picdmontc>e Secretary. i
stabbed in her presence, at that memorial,
suppcr-table-clin@ng to her gown an,
screaming, ''.IANi:m' Jp>ti:io =" till he !
DRAGGED ont INTO the lobby and there silence,
awtully, Never, never did the Queen II
Scotland forget this IIunlry AMI the or,cl
Catholic Lords draw closer r"un. Mary. ant
81 docs James Hepburn. Earl H,dhwcll-s
fierce un>crupuIouS heart. inrlamcd to mad
ness by the rrgal hcauty Of his howildrr,,
and weeping mistress On ,i.'r in I-t-
h" sends h1g- Of .unpowlcr INTO the kirk OF
ficId house. and 50 blows up Darnlrv an,
four attendants, ut one o'rlnrk in the morning.
I'll" >mok" Of tn" dead rnvcIo,,ci the horror
stricken palace of llolyroo1 and the wind
carrying it thence all over the world,
>..n l'..v ,n,. I,.rr.,' -. fr,.....,-. ..,-,.
N'wonl"r ro"r James W. th.n ahnr;
wear old, should have such 4 -harr >agarinr
nose tor "nnpow,icr IN attrr lit;.' Then fol
low the regulated abduction Of the Queen an,
her necessary marriay" with Bothwcl. Thcr
the Great hue and cry of tn" Protestant Lord,
and the an"ry parlcv of Carhcrrv IIill.whcr,
the Duke Of Orkney pursued for hi, life
takes leave of her he is never to see arain
and riln. northwarI toward the Isles an,
the Sca"dinavian waters. passes away anon,
IL" last of the liraticaI iarl> with a !cgcu.ll
ry mtl>linrtuo>> in Keeping with the ti>>,I
OF tins romantic history. The ncxt scene
ar" I.octIc'cn, 50 frightened and dccpcnc
hv SIR Waiter Scott. llin4inr from his sol
mind halo upon the annal, of his corntr
which they had not bciorr-thc midnioht g,
capr-thr "athcrin. OF the le"al clan,-th
vehement encounter of Lang>,l..-thc tlirl
INTO England; and then the change from ON
stern En.ll>h tnr'alirc to the other for u;n,
teen wears, nit III" morning of Froihrrino,I
III l">f, saw thu last scene Of all that cndc
> the >tran-c r'rntful history of Mary >tuar
a 4ray-haircd woman in the tortv-ftth YEA
of her are
But, was >h" guilty or innocent: 4 rrra
deal may bc >aid OH both sides: and. judc,,
a grcat deal has been said. The heat Wit
which the adv""atrS argue tends very nuc
to obscure the truth ;hc friends of Mar
SIurrin% over everything but what could max
tor her, and those on the other side intcrpr,