, 1864-08-14

signed the entire population to dependence
Ile Iatural inscriptions which met til,
e5e tod but of Iwo thtngs-stron.
oilnk and old men and wo
men Of the parish come to grief. The C >ct
and Bottle appeared to be responsible fo1
seven poor old men; the Nuc's utal fol
nine poor Old women: and the Bell fur tour
teen orphan girls. There was, however, {
striking disproportlon between the size o
the public houses and that Of the aims hous
ss. Tie latter were 80 small and Compact
and With large inscription on the front O
them, so like neat parcel, that they mieh
have been brought down fsolu some where b,
the carrier. Possibly they might have beef
left at the Cock and Bottle till called for. 5
Well, If the sins Of Tott!eton b Id been mu1
titudtnops, Charity had done her best t
cover them.
| had mentally pointed this moral whe1
nj. Guhbtns, running out from the Swan
adGresscd.me- Perhaps should state that
hau hontred the Swan with my patronage
as re4ards the famny mild ale.
Beg your pardon, sir; hut II! take [
9sa iavor III sou viii. give your vote for Pars
I yentured to inquire who Parsley was, ,ans
what he was standing ior. Vas it the boro
Inc country, or simply the ycstrY?
No; Parsley did not aspire 80 higll Fl,
" as mcteJy candidate for Gandlc1's Annu
ity. Pareloy's justification was all right. II
wac seventS.hve ytars OF age, native Of th,
| parrish, tad paid rutes and taxes for over fort,
sea.e, at "1s 1a.en up Wild tas faeamattes, wa
hadn't penny In the world. Ganaler's An
nulty, amounting to o. 1fa. I'd. would makt
hitn happy md comfortable for the remain
der Of hss days: The statement of Parslc,'
numerous merits In the way Of ara. nestIfn
tion and lncaPacity Tas not to 5. ie..s;co -;
:f,f.rc, =; ~, ,ho s,o. aa,i aasG s.,So 5assls!
/ 'oiessl y" tne spot1 on'y u occurred 70 m
soueiuei'pe. @aIs1eys age, that II Wonldh'
os nluc1a oss. 1to"ever, promised ~ ente
IN apnearanGe On the following evening
'uv Whuu hu.e - ~ H. nn1sit5i ,, ,
i wen III 1he appointed s:"'e I turned out
into tue sll'asr, auu sane In sight Of th'
SWANS swinging sign. could SEC El,at eo,,,
thlnE was creating great eepentiou. II wn
the. election iur Gamblers Annuity. f,onlf
GAndler have looked up from hhs rrnye, ht
would have bud no regrets on tue score O
the baru-boIled eggs. That fatal indtrcatjc,
had aa oke to u GLORIOUS immortaiIty III
hcnored name Of Gandier was in ever,
mouth. Tho hoys sI,n,ici n IN ,.,ut, ~
the growu.up pev,le mt-n 1rrl r. IN nra,o'
inl admiration; and in the bow.wiud6r -,
thu Swan It was inscribed ia large letters.
IN inscription d. sigoed to he rad fron, 10
intidc could be easily dccinhercd ron, tt,c h
out. ''o'i 'uc
I'm mIn.ifn" with tho littte crow,1-tb.t bo,
collected ronnd the horseblock under thc
Swans swibgsnx Sign, found tue mer,ts If
the candiiatts beng discussed viii .srcot NJ
animation. | cay candidates; for 1 now
learned LOT the sEst time that para1ey was
not the OILY one. There was anotner. aud
his name Was Bar1owlIeld. Would vote for
ba!1o"neld:
~ ;AcS;otdinE to the representations Of his
y ses,. INDECENT. and afflicted to IN anpsr.
puau tnped nn,n e,,en'. th ons bold partisan vcn-
haa tateh hnr nron 'he assertion that Barro rileld
~ Ts'A pFeseht at tne coronation Of George
hut ~. 1na, ,i''1. Anotaer declared that, however
Lnnuia Inv Iasna os: ne could testify from his own
sent at ,e a+,st,o. ,I1 narromaeld aad been pre-
tber fet Oil the six hundred pouudtr. This
was adduced In evidence Of tic profound and
Tfsony ~ u, tna1aeter Of Barrowacld's desfarss It
a.id,a e,.t, ntso, ~ tufthcr supporting Barrow
Ea.a,io- s.ata .t'a ~ Iae pe1at5 OF the immortal
werc T.r,..,I .nne esSn IL ne were elected and
~, Msfs provided th'victuals for the rest Of
~ w LIZ iae u wonld not De Of much advantage
It was also st sta;e 1gt, et IN MS head
suursS sta1ed od 9ls LONG career Barrovtield had
a1mns, .,s,r ,Isaaten n1 tuosuy compoundl of
w,yes' tire. cons au,' 10 og Jnn.n naa @ tosI tWo
o nsG a. n's Grey hairs brought to tbs very rersc
fam,1r nr sonsna -, 1lc = d,. u.ssonauct OF large
;ncr ~ tha ,,nn.Ia LIZ uausnNis. ~no, accord.
m6a,chs5 XXX. a aecounl, oad illlen,in aud
atc nnd a,i.,nt..1 @ " sne oaa' III dellbsr~
Heo r1nv ~ aauasr;
foIt ,bst ~ nmn;:,.,a nlsta,s o.
thrown liz veil ~ si;.n. nru ~ ~ astau5
turc ~ Ra-rnnn.i5 @ II sl!.ne ~ oscr tne canalda.
AZ mnath;es ~ hahaif ~ pnt pnunat Sars1eu NY
the h.r. I dsmandaS - ~. EsI,,. Lotetiae
haf, dona thfs th;nr o1 rh ha' uu9olas WY ne
fhis Fnr .ra. .ana1 sn ae eaplanauon was
,ar ~ a. III E,uo-tHaEtt tesrs regular, fars'
AKA ~ ~. t.s ussu tae sMAn whereas basroW-
,raoia n.1o aau ase1 t9e fionEh. B*sides, If
9 'ase ~ xsn Mr. Gooolas word for It,
asa.;,, = ~" ue!u, Is feEAfds age, inhrullty and
c,,no ma I'll, 10 ., p, noos ~ falsisy; Nonld
seli 1 4ooA ~ ! "t''es' a'a Juose LOT N.Y.
Certainly.
ths "nyie@pVn naI1or tn-s % Gnoons led the way to
IN litfI, aid ,s,", a,..,a .ae a1"1, anu pohWa
hec;,e me,,n ncr A Ia 80 9'...ue snE III IN int-
,araa to- ~, ~ AL asHi caalF tafee Sizes too
"Thrrr sir. bow v,,, that s,,,. ....
ror h.i5 'noo., ~ 1, ~ ta0s eult your lahcF
lown old I'M - o'nus''eeseo' ofoken*
ps1s,.x On nr ~" ,,ln "ent nt ~ ana pattea ala
a.sas5 10 ~ lae neao- anI Turned him about
70 tnow . y n'a points, as II he had been super.
'"1ush i 49, harnS. nVsse.
~ +N"A@3eAp %Aah 04aiIt 5CculEA
w. enousn aI any fnte, and tlat hls physical
!, a,!apaahtlon u % was nlt that could REASONABLY be
aesiIea S ID such q c.ec.
.si,9 a nalse 9. enee9l1G outside announced the
- :, tt.su! M " ,oat5o"Hela' anu "as invited to
- 1uu aaAe ~ y 4ooh ~ tae opposition. Oyer-
Il, y; nas eaeftioas n walking from
W. comtntsee,f ,l room a. the Plough exactly
ndpp1,ltr, ~ Saowdeld was sitting down on
ID. til oeas hais 1aIEonnaeo ~ ~ p9Eusans.
li1s Gta5 Halra, MS leebleness, aud his Eaeps
,,as.ts' ~. ~ esn 81 ~ oe sgs!aEa "a ~ x
.,1a.a ?Leaen o. MS cia,ms 70 tne sau,age o. tue
~ H. e,,.a,h arS so,,1H..,t ~ 1 nseu ~
~ ~ ,,Iaa,s " ch.sr,a. ~. au,a LUZ po.aet nus
! Thsr, "a ,.f,ru,i,v f,r x,n. ,,,,:.s., ~
nm conv,; 'S' ''"' 4n"s~o sn"'
~ ~ e''n -...x
~. Ncp1s, tne nutcher, appeared to be |
nat tne noys were getting too much to the
Iont, az they alWays DO on occ .sloue Of pop
;lae e1cltcMent, Mr Nobbs rushed In among |
nem, anu rhlSkcd them away like flies from !
sugar eafk the sugar eask on this occasion |
,,e'nE 6a1oWheld. Alter walking round
sa 1aF1S~ne.a Vss ana enrseying alm at at points,
VI. u aI,,1 t,eooe seemed 10 be- satisfied that biz
Issmy, sany, ho1M,eFee, 13, ne perceived tnat the can.
~. sa os!a eo"e'n'ns e'aspea lightly In his
T., ~ 4bn bnI1: w.. -,r ~ H.. no.
N .ae oearlne Of MT: donovan, Honl the
yhat 9fpo s: nooos Wondered
"oh, no[hln At all. i" SAID thst lad; Ton.
u penhy Ease tne poor old sonl .ln case
Mr. Nopos vas furious. he turned fierce
Z upon Afs. Donovan, and demanded to
now II cue Elshed to ruin the old maa;
nd lhen running up to Barro Fdeld, Wills
tieg 10 9is ear:
.,.,! nlae II put 1t away: II they see you