The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-24
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The eonvsrsztiou passed to the Piinsoi AFFAIR. and
the gentleman laughed considerably At the Perexi'y
Of the Houss over th,i sturdy aud exeable defense
of ssanHas rishts. He said the matter created an
Intense sensation AL the city. Aai the evaaty
toe snd that the Pabls sentiment srong for Pli
,ou And the H0uss fairly did not know what to do.
Sseh thing had not occurred ir = huuired years
or more. perhaps, in their orderly body, that a
member should dsa0uses others ia the House VII
lilns. cast direct sing at titled member ssd thea
issist When called toe rider by name BY the Speaker.
thai he did net intend rssraet w0rd he had said
wha; costrAst the suis, q Esgiish legislation is
that Of the United States where such scene. frcn
its common Oeeurrsnes creates no agitation beyond
ripple
IAN late in the day in referring AgHin to this mat
ter ana in writing about the disaster Of the rusuing
down Of the yacht Mitst0c BY the RoyAlstsa1 yacht
Alberta. with he Queen herself On hoard bat some
q the after talk among private individuals interests
ev.n more than the newspaper ASeOunts. An Of
hand Englishmsn have met in Cur trips insists
that Of course the AIbertA il fault. yacht
Is bound BY law keep clear fron AL sailing craft
Asothsr says the Prince in command is sailor.
other that j, was ali the fault Of the people on the
them into danger. dramatic touch il the AGAR
struck met jass the people IN the MissletOs
ia the Of dipping their Gag for salute that
the cry vas rAisei. ' They running Is down"
Our EaEish friends call all sorts Of house repairs
aud cleaning, rOad msading. laying piPe. moving.
&s-. breaking up and everything il London would
seen 70 break up according the papers the end
CT the season Clubs are house cleaning the few
unfortulate members lefl in the city move, darng the
process. to some club near by, which in turn lends
cut its members Ehs1 il comes 10 break up. In
leHse vans, warranted to move goods without pack
ing stand a. doors the beating Of carpets sounds in
the and Ells the eyes with dast and dreadful
smell gress the 0aetOrss from the sulphurous smoke
GbOut the laying Of GshphAit P4Eenents The poor
editor, and the unfashSHGbls toariss anO0g the
few who do net shut their Sindous and say out Of
town and they feel privileged to take it as an abuse
that houses be cleaned. Aua repaired
they make fess. having nothing else to talk about
but murders. unless prime accident for va
rety before the begins again, and snds Lon
don set to rights.
Its astonishing how common murder seems to be.
nosEithstGndiug the abolition Of sensational public
sIssGsious Much Of the crime. an told is from
the Effects Of drink We are not il . country Of tee
tOtAliers. certainly.
ItisG difisal matter to undertake description
Of day Of sight seeing il any large city. ous NJ
IeGn. Or Art CeIlsetiou is Sufficient to occupy an
ordinary tourist for months and to assist the resident
in long coarse Of special stuiy-bow shall ore say
thea tha, be has seen the British or South Ken
ringtsu Museum in a day! It really seems Oaly an
GggravaiiOa to spend fortnight in London aEd
there comes temptation to lnger, aud AlmOstto for
gs, the sntieements Of the coz tnent. Bat there s
always the hope Of return, the journey OEse made
never looks 50 formidable again
There Is 4 pleasant sense Of novelty accompanied
With independenc in travel among a foreign people
uho use year mother tongue So the American may Z
travel il Great Britain, and the French or German
il Switzerland
Bat, as think uoticed in former letter. there Is
Is great deal Of English to be learned il England
Hnd fud il necessary to listen iEtsutly 70 under
stand what hear
o. the ether haud, It is certain that one sentences
viil bssrsy an American 70 AZ E1glishGan, As, in
deed. home than this Here ruche is 4
frilt: tzpe and buttons arc haberdashery rubbers
are galoshes pAntAloons are troEsers ID ;roHssrs
vest Is wais;eoat; sack is jacket; aud 50 On .
to the cad of the chapter
But all this Is not British Museum, ouy some more
Of the little matters Of every day the way there.
Among the countless objects Of interest in the Ma
ae1E1 went rrSI % TIE c1lect1o1 OF famous auto
graphs Kud spent long tine poriug over them. Il \
vas interesting a. seeing the tomb Of Milton. on q .
noble statue II houor Of ShaksPeare.-psrhSPs more
Eo,-so see the very paper on Ehieh their living
hands had rested, the very words their living hands
had traced.
ages and 70 BE AZ adept in cid styles Of script,
vel skiilfal in picking cut many di6eult hand
writings 70 read al that L exhibited il those eaSes
It vas enough for ne to read some Of the Engish
~ r--AsL -. Ea--SfS I
othcrn. and other contemporary refOrners, whose
letters are $50 years old-Wolsey's, RAlsighs Sid
oey's nearly as oii-John HauPdsn, Rembrandt,
Galileo. William Pen7, Geo. Washington, SIR Chrs-
tOpher Wrso-seeSFated authors aad artists Hiihou;
number
Among the sovereigus was = letter from Qzeeu
Elizabeth in 1858 20 the House Ct Comuous, re-
proving tbem,-be-atizg, should ssy,-f5r ther
atsreTeaee in PstitioniHg her about the succession
an5 ling their petition lppe-lAbore1 orstions,
cut Of suehs jAngiing l0uthss." She was forever
vr4nging With then about husband and . sueeeS-
cor, Believe.
Lady Jane Grey wrote from the dismal room had
jus. in the Tower, loth July, I55S, ani signed
Jane the Quse1e.H The real sadness Of the iute-
rest fet in Studying out the letter Of the rnfortu
nate lady vas sadisny pat to sisht. and supported
by za desire TO lAagh, when some readiug over
nv shouldsr exclaimed TO her companion, "uhy, she
didn't knorhow to- sPeili LoOk-g-9-s-u-er' - Yes"
was the reply, they did rot have zzueh learning in
those days"
Queen Elizabeth wrote spleadii hand in Ter
earlier years. but she Neglected Il latsr.
Auothe- person Of less note. william Duke CT
CSubsrizud. wrote equally bezutiful hand note
worthy because the specimen eIhibitsi vas written
By hiz at the age OF six in l727.
The oldest iester noticed was from KinE Edward Z
VA little over 400 years old; but there are other
MSS. and llz1iastions much more ancient. An
original grant Of Land N Essex. Ilsl years cid, and
auv quantity Of later o7es-a beaztifal iIaninAsed
afir MSS. Of the gospels done between 6ss snd T2e
about ~ old as the charter. ThesaEe ron contains
no szd Of elegant Persian. SyriAe and other Asatc
MSS splendi5ly ilrni1zfed and zilded, besides
uneient seals, and many sueh things.
Bat wandered away finally to = rooE Of enErzv-
Il n done by the master Of the at, Oh the Durers.
the Rezhrzudss, ard the Mare Anto1ios-uo work Of
these times equals thsrss And there are only three
principal engravers among host Of 0thers whose
most Talszsle works owned b. the M9sean.
This buiiEirg IS thrown open free the public three
or four tines week With al is wonders al the As
svriau sealpturss and remains exhazed By LayAri
On he alternate days i; is open to ssudszta and
scholars who desire quiet for their comfort and
eeEs.
o. a second visit there hunted up he szn birds
\ parti-ular from the and -O1s fan of stuEed
birds, in hopes Of finding some HAEAiian fHsndI.
Sure enough there were ssTentssn familiar birds
froa the sandEi-h Islaris,' about dozen CT then
preserseI hy Lcr5 Byron. There are some most
crely birI Of Par7diss SD kundrsds and thousaudS
al an sorts Of gorgeous fSvis Of and Of water
ous fairly reres II eolor the bird and Gzoug
soue OF tie steIs and e0rals-
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