, 1875-10-24

upon the summit OF when tne MANSION STAND
From tho towers the view ID one OF the hne
in the Midland counties, embracing On one aid
Tho anc,ant manor and viliaea of Wing n
.ua.hs. uo o1.ss ..s - manor ~ Tr;ee and s' an
auo.o7t t"o oeN - - ~
third the h1s1oSlo el1o OF 1'annoa. no
the course Of the worlds history has bee
chaDeed bv the blow which an ancestor Of job
| H.mnden strnok the Black Prince, the victor G
| n-:.s;... ~ -,t;ot, ~ IT,, M. .
eseoy ano loae'ielo' ~ *, "Ane
and 1vinghoe we're 1of1e'teu! Ii tAe distance
| is the Vale Of Aylesbury and far away on tn
| ridge Of the Chittem Hills the monument Of tll
n.,ta ~ Rr;doewater bounds the ranee of vjs;on
ng Fass: :;a Gme ~ ha saeond ;n ~ tha I haante ~ y
ardana - nn1a sH ~ " hentn'ore Int this ed ~ y.
gardens only tH & htrn,e;a,, nas sns ma g
ns 70 see; t. Nounto;n aaraB and f,s,;s
Eafueos tne ~ ~ hn,ra IT,, ~ A.. a. sal
Tem annnosa oniv to tho Roval Botanic f;ardena r.
aew t she see On sc+es tha wh,a e nrooa os sat y
u9na; auoas a,,,,ad 1 ;,e tba mans;o1 p1Tseeo "
MAco aIe 1.eaa.as o ~ ~ - une "
nag ;t ovarg 1nonth in tha Tesr 40 ~ 49,, .et
aa ni,star - ornnaa Tvh;ch yomi ,ra;as
n6,5 ete ~ har4os dn rh;c1, wara % ~
Roonas e ,.raa 1,,r,a M smd ,ha "nle t aous ane
Tt@o ~ 5000 fn-snooa Ho .,;naao~'Sa
pse. a saa n.har tra-fo.1 f,,,:ts p,a.'.spp
~ 4s+sa;oI @ ara ali oroyn IN ia consarnatnraa ~
ss1o ~ Nant~ Whsn tha Ra-nraos 10 shaasa
voct;no in the Channel nr nf her T,ondon ho,,.o
- 10 sra aart ~ ~ ,fonta uceg.
~ r. ~ JnnnRaa rannred ria 1saas =; "5
e. 10 Ite,;an 1arana ans+ aeo1' - oan st5s
~ n4 !. 1T ~ Ira 1nst cosir 49,
oto ~. ~ rst maaters 1nonv ~ tbo,a
~ -unh sesv ~ ~ -, ~
Rr,tiab Musanm The eraat hali Uh;ct, ~ ~ fra4' to
tha antranca saamad to me- abont a, hV 9a t" faat
is h!led with vases ana s1atoary. It's contents
mnst lep1esen' aa saaoe ,n y. hot toss 1nan ooo O
;ns o throncl' Nv the srooms The so;a1, il pasz-
quisite. aud the furnishing OF each sumptaors.
Some idea may be formed OF the whole from
the furniture OF slnele bedroom one Of the
con 1ods so'9s t..a a;l;,x ron.6 11o.uoo oI
Hali are fnrnishings exceeiinr f9ti1 ".
700 each. Costly cabinets OF the time
OF Louis Af., OF ebony inlatd With ivory
u goaa 1ewbeo s oochH ~, Iaue u sono go!o
stonaa wa,Ia hnno wi,, tha coatioat re tarestu%
OF the time Of Loui5 XIV, or covered With tho
richest needle-embroidere satin, may give some
idea OF the sWcalth L. aV1snea On THIS more than
nslusay nanu ~. ~. ,oae sESIT,,1 auorn
workmansIin " d1snlaved nnon the ca;i;nas
The idea OF the Baron seems to have been to
build and furnish mansion such a. no other
peraon in Enrland. e,cept pe,haus the i1uEe of
Westminster. could hope to rival. The stud is
said to contain more high-bred horses than any
and as many racers None Of which heard
were less in value than EGo0, whio many
Of them run 10 into the thousands. "Fayonius,a
Maccaroni, and ''old Tom" toe last patriarch
Of high-bred racers we saw, ell winners Of fa-
mons races FIR .Fayonius " :c1o 00O were re-
fused, and for Maccaroni E7,l0u were but re-
,entfy paid.
THE TROUBLE OF NAMING A BA5y IN PARIS.
I have just heard (says the Paris corre-
3Dondent OF the London Yeleoroph1 the ex-
3eriance of an Enc,iarman vim t1;ea to oat r;a
ee " ~ =: n.a:1 "1C ~. ..1e4 W koI uls
'@os iee's.etoo IL 1a''s' !nS seo.4en'an'
twelilng at Montrouge, had daughter born to
lin amid the slaet and snow Of early spring.
10 had heard how strict is French law On all
,oints of reostrat;on and x.itb;n tba thraa d..
,n,;,taa he -,a.t - f,,7s1I -. 49,, y. ~
ppolnteo ne went to inlnu ms duty as the
dalre. Where, then, is the clnld 7" asked
tern functionary. The parent explained that
rhateyer be the hardihood Of baby French rirts.
,,,,1,ah ,,otnars oo,,,,or1,~ oh;oot - .ana t1,
rsnr;na ~ ort - thraa a.. S,a u 1sua TaS.n sn1
nspt1ns OUT al tnree oaYs OLD IN February.
'he clerk was but half satisfied, and said so.
he case seemed to him louche. But without |
nrsuinr that point further Mt present ha |
eeged to know low the father meant to call his
hid.
lost irnnortant % nuestion: 40 hsd the % motsar t
Iut thew had zeached no CONCLUSION. Vas It oh-
outely needful M tho Enellah1nan asked 5 1o ,.;1e
narna in reo;st,st;on s.1nd;ananssh,a y ~
Eert rani;ed ava1 mora otar,,v ~ ITa,, sn,J
rr countrvman nn;ta dasnsrato = mt e nar
o,,n Warr Win;fred Grore s.W,5,a pI1 tl,atsa ~
yc,aimed the c1ark r. was rr;,tsn !. Msr.p n-1
a ohse~yeI - ;a av;Gentiv ~, ;rrars,,t r.;;,-
neIiinp for Marie and eltarad - ths zr"r1 ,ccard
1eIy. Graca wants an % Observation-Disclosures s "x. 4nf1
p1nob not nsnsi hnt it a. ,,,v rass W;,s;f.ad =
fentae,;c .a1,a 10y ~ ~y ca,sss nsas -.
10 Tan.1a oh,1d ns,,od " Msr;" go w san "a,
,rn ana hnw ~ % ~ tee tha E,oehaa
ha'va Wn;,rad +,,.,a o,t o nt a.a =.
,a1 rofarra1 =; -, - shn ~ pson, u,u, aau 1891
.Ty ,a '4sa W ]oo oo ID 1seSoo-
"" +,at ,eso;., h n4
,1iea}1. .e m;nT-aa2 Teas' ann Iss lsse.'e1
,,1,a tj;s+;,<,,,;shaa G.a, PAooats s nauo "
and , e.uso ~ h aso ~ 9ains ~ FL
al s+ ,ass1 e'a,aatas ~ Wata R.taps w:
'ms other writer OF moral fiction !" or com
.troit could not think Of one Winifred in his
~ or romance to make precedent 4or his lit
,t.i;G IauGnsel. IT, aaeu u: le Frocu1euF 90 Is re-
hi he Ma;re oT 1fontroeno thai ha csse ~ ava, uas
uche .:surely," said be .tvou can show sons
your family who have borne this strange
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