The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-13

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ugn fHe Mthefs longest .og ana aola4a-
e.L VII prevail aud - - uuail the
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be esfuaf Il s ono offiods laus. sh4
inevitable
Bat | vii not dleress NJ tssi w4s
q charming one, Ril that c3Gld n was
doae far ny comfort. anil / stall re-
member with much pleasure Mr. W.
his charming wlic and lovely lAnrhten
And now, ~ you know a rood horse. I
must tell you about horses. Charlie i
crazy ON tbs horse question. aud by tha
WAY be owns aud drives fast hncv
Neg, o pvt ~ horse 1t home. and Isl
has always read aud hoard 10 much
about the English holacs, ihr Euelleh
hloods, &c, be- WIS anxious 10 soa The
English stock Here ho Vas much diaap.
pointed We find great deal is made
of races and thnt The horses here run.
troiters are g no account Theralare
be Is different animal from what So
count upon A lank, lean, small limb
~ grey hound sort u horse. with
Little beauty and the other rort IL a
horse, which Me tinyr than anything 40
can show, their draft horses Ii Is no
rare thing 20 see those which weigh
1890 The other dny took the trouble
TO take down IN my memorandum sort
of description q oao ef these noble aai-
mails His height was iQB hands. weight
203S pounds. color dapplo bay. and his
price ESQ. OF about 500 But other
than those, ior real beauty ~ form IN
horse kind, there Is no comparison with
those Of the United States Charhn
went into The Queen stables She has
here about rs horses besides those az
Windsor) some 20 black 20 bay, and
20 cream colors, and some white, ail OF
which are stations. A largo numbered
grooms take care Of them, and exercise
them daily in the yard. and everything
il kept ne neat as q parlor The Queen
and her daughters often 20 ont among
them and pet thoir hsoiitca The
Prince Of Wales has separate stable.
The Queens horses never all come ont
at a time, except on the opening Of Par
lament by her majesty, which wonder
FIJI affair had the pleasure Of witness
Tag about two years ago. and ii being
the first time she bail consented to opou
Parliament ID person gnoe her husband
died five years before All England
came TO the show, and / do tot exag-
gerate WHOM ! say that on ST. James
Park, through which shu WAS to pass.
there was no less than fifty acres u ha-
man beings PACKED IN q jam, said 70
have been million and half Of people.
The road was kept clear Nv the Police
and soldiers on horses All of her hors-
es before the elegant royal carriages,
four on each, and six cream colors Mt
tached to her malesty's carriage, dreas-
ed in heavy gold mounted harness,
plumes in the brides. was a Gne show
indeed. Then postilionrode the near
leader Of each team, there were also
three foot grooms at tho bits. and three
footmcn and one wallet with the driver
of each carriage, and all dressed with
Napoleon hats, powdered wigs, deep
blue coat trimmed with gold lace, ma /.
room velvet breochcs, which were met
by tight-ftiing silk stockings, fastened
al the knee with silver buckles. and low
shoes with buckles. Fifteen u these
carriages, with the accompanying horse
guards, and court officers was q diat8ay
Of royalty which was "a imposing IS II
WINS grand The blaek horses ri other
times, are used only for fgnorfis. and
particular occasions, the bay horses to
receive foreign dignilaries, &C., and the
cseam horses for the royal family. We
saw some Of these teams ont in uso for
the Sultan by permission If the Queen
When these horses get old and unfit for
use, like the "Becf-eaters,' they are not
cast off, but TUNED upon the Queens
lands, set apart for that purpose, and
cared for as'tenderly as ever TIL old age
and death take them away
| could tell you oi many more things
which we rec, but you must be quite Ca
mlitar with them and they are only in
tercsting TO those who can see them.
Therefore suffice 1t 20 say that Londrn
is done up, rs travellers say, until we
return from Paris Charlie is getting
tired Of England and longs or change.
He can speak French quite well, and
longs for the opportunity he Says ho
haa not seen pretty girl IN England.
however fresh and healthy ihey are. aud
hopes to feast his eyes % some 81 That
sort 81 attraction III Paris, which no
doubt he will, and must confess that
| Charles taste Is good, BIO generally
/ judges well
We DO not start FOR Paris 80 soon by
one day rs We expected when 1 wrote
/ you last hence this one more letter
/ from London. More anon.
Truly yours, YEArA
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