The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-16

shop windows TEEN with portralts OF Brlgn.o9,n
ciergymen OF all denomnatons, some looking smil-
but but ali Hi pious and ali Intellectual ~
THE ARRAY OF PATHIBs
And at Brighton your bodily health can be "a.
% %a1s rp prtua welfare In the old adS days ss
SSSsSI: " Te re- Rs si pa plsa @
are located Fellows Of tho ,oege o. Pnyscians ana
Surgeons pupils Of CLARK ant Lissre
s arssss sS asss ss s 1
genera oo n saores are the outsiders the prosis
son the aSs Aa res1Sdf fSbs non
ShufSS srs to The IL
who win get rid Of any kind OF aisoE9eE Snder
Graugh drug herb q ssS By au ian
until you sfs @lh to cry yd for IN %e TSy;rH
to omit mention Of the schools, the hotels and the
1yop fecollect Dr. Biimbeys establshment, where
Paul Rom6sS went sSho0 wSs at gyrgs %S;
see the iof boys playing at cricket in the elds
on the outskirts OF the town or racing down to
Brs swimming baths or Locking Ok with longing eyes
try cook or MIR. Lucas, the 1ruitseller. The young
ladies' walk out on the clif in a row OF linked
admired and ogled and sometimes openly winked
at by the cavalry officers and the floating male popu-
lation. The amount OF female intellect undergoing
instruction at Brighton must be enormous, for
there are certain quarters which are always re-
sonsns with ~ h, piano psy1g from the simple
mide" and the number OF brass plates-sign- posts,
as 1t were-oi schools, colleges probably with
s e % s Ssss na
and establishments is quite unc0untable.
HOTELS AND BUSINESS HOUSES.
The line OF cli1 is dotted, at very short inter-
able. Prominent among them, from It's central
position and from Its great height, rendering 1t
block Of building, with bronzed or GIT balconies to
every window, thus looking remarkably
IKE ironmopsers ostapshmen n display
ronized by wealthy Hebrews the Grand has re:
Tnen there are the Old Ship, eminently suited for
bachelors, relic OF the past old coaching days
ns bes ns aSS
hundred more. The spaces In between them are
filled by the shops and all these are Of the brightest
or noses Of promenaders on the Cliff they are IN
back regions. on the cliff are Jewellers glove
and
shops You look upon oil these, and naturally, as
the houses of articles de lSre. You can never pic
ton, it seems essentially holiday place. though
have little doubt that there, as elsewhere, there
Ferret, solicitors, who would serve you with per-
fectly regular copy of writ, and Mr.. Knox the
auctioneer, who would ''sell Pr your sticks" in a
My paper and your patience are alike nearly eX-
hausted, and there are yet many phases Of Brigh-
lett untouched have scarcely mentioned the rid
ing masters, and said nothing about the Downs,
the splendid gallopng ground; have ignored the
swimming baths OF Brill and Holden, the cricket
ground, the chalybeate spring and the green es-
planades Of Kemp Town; ! have said nothing
and the goat chaises for the children. Worst al all.
have made no mention OF the Town Pier, where
the band discOurses 30 mellinuously, morning aud
evening OF the latest lion. the AOuarium where
strange things came up to look at US, the mon
sters OF the deep" All these. however, must be
seen to be appreciated and will be. for no Ameri-
can makes any stay in England without paying q
visit to Brighton EDMUND YATES.