The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-04

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prsgtgst seen: passing through il We
enter a uarIow iooi.patA known as tie
Bishops walk. leading by elrcuitons
route 10 the Bishops avenue. A Sop.
tag urassg hank Hyya,ts the ratb on
either side. tsete rs a fine yiew Of the
RIVER % the leit, d ou the night The
grouuGs + tu Palace. 10 which the
pace ow,s lis Episcopal celebrity Its
grounds are bordtred with dropping
Lorse-cheslnuts and Gins. intersporsed
with egergreens, flower beds now and
then cleaning amidst the tulf Of the
lawn The most is suileu and weedy;
and on the left q narrow stream flows
down to tie river. The Bishops ave-
nue. forms the principal entrance to the
Palace. Here is a row OF fine old lines,
said to have been planted 10y Bishop
Compton, soon after Dutch William
landed on these shores and introduced
the fashion of planting long avenues
of trees. The scenery is rural and
pleasing Nearly opposite the entrance
gates n path rms down amonp fields
and orchards looking towards Ham.
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The present Palace appears TO be in
great mart modern The noted arebi.
tects Wren and yonl,nrgb made a "a.
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four different dishes. The drinking
vessels were either II glass or Of solid
gold"
The Palace library is excennnt tho,
not large. and has some choice manus-
clipt +. There was formerly chair in
which Bi.hop Bonner was said to have
sat whi,e sentencing poor Lollaras. Ii
Yas afterwards removed into the shrub,
berry and Hannah Moore wrote little
poem about H. The gardens OF the
Palace are spacious and once contained
rsr. plauts. B.shop Gnndan brought
b.rs tine .a,be.t srec mems Of She tam
,ist .rse. and u sb5n C,,nn.,n intro.
4 ec1 a number Of Am r can plapts
snryeyin, lbe-e monuments oi the
ted > ~, flo eonn,on 6. pu3 lill. of Snr-
rsv. n A yrn moy track tbe winding
,o,,.ss ~ chat ,,aonian stres,,,,' n which
Touaan oves sa mucb of It's greatness
g., uil, l,c fortunate # yon have friends
&C arr,;,,,. no the ( family "a waose