The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23

and wro eniovcd great popularity along the
on his horn ON entering a VILLAGE. ard he was
ALWAYS rew rdcd with a kiss nuug ~ sopc
Laughing bumaii from am INN dNur. The thtrd
stHfr ended 40 thcrtscv. after we had crossed
the Thames hy the old Chcrtsey hri go.
The / st stage from Cucrtsev to Nirsiui1 WI
ter "uN i've Wi'c- long. on thl- stage We
crossed over 50 Anus liil. very famuus and
SLIGHTLY spot. From tine summit OF thi lil We
phtuucd one of tue most charming aud inter-
"-tins Vcvs .thdt Ilgl M II lrds. Nr. kauo
klnd'y pointed out everything OF interest that
s. In SMUT. 'Tuls HIN he said. . is the scene
OF the def sut of Cromweil's army bv Charles I.
ON there among the trees YOU see the mnnu-
ment erected t. commemorate the victory.
Just behind us YOU sre a large omen common.
That Is : teppci tom range, tue former scene of
many famous pri1c nst-. There liccnan and
Saves fought their celebrated battle, and there
the last great pfi1e light In England that be.
tween King and Mace-tuok place. The
spot was chosen because there are no elevations
of ground around II uUOn which the friends Of
either could stand and encourage him.
WINDSOR CASTLE.
AWAY of TO the right the tower and bat
tlemeuts that you SEQ rislug anOve mass Of
Toll re are part Of Windsor Castle. II Is seven
miles distant. THIS side " II. In the plain,
which IS checkered with meadows and groves, Is
LORD Lucan's residence, surrounded by tall
trees aud lowering garden. Stili nearer that
modest little mansion standing amid a clump OF
trees ~ the home OF Charles James Fox. ON
mansion OF L.dy Holland. who owi 8 the land
over which we are driving. Not far away Is the
reSlucnCc OF the spanish general. Cant rer1. VINO
owns an estate Of i.WD acre here. The blue range
in the distance Is the Surrey llls. the II 1t land
on the hither side Of them h. tur Surrey Downs,
and YOU can almost see thc EPSON race course.
The tall bdlding directly IA front OF Us, ANA
surrounded Win hrond heath. is the Judges
stand vt the ROYAL Ascot race ground, and the
heavy wood that stretchca tor miles along the
north astern huriz On ~ Windsor fprcst"
Asvc dashed swiftly uu to the Wheatsheaf
Hotel a crowd u lltkets. -i4ule BOYS aud idl,ts
rushed to meet IL, aud the guard distrituicd
London piucrs among them. the riyof wei.
come t. the driver, " How ere YOU. tip'n."
seemed to come from a thousand Threats at
once. Here We were fec let with 20 rcEiild li-
fashioned Eu-l ID dlnttr, tpo duyCi. &c. oTdtur
table.
We spent IN hour In admirilg the beau-
ties of Virginia Water, which - a lake sur
re- .nded ly % ril tn tnr uui.Nirts IF the great
i,rr- aud then started back Tor London. We
picked NJ many way passengers. WHO hai bus
ksts Of eggs and fruit, aud bundles To carry
{ ON Village tu VILLAGE. As we 90 preached Idch.
m"nd lind.e an OLD man stepped forth noluing
lie is goiag to time 10 hy the stage. sail Mr..
me he does that every day. Surc enough the
ia man watched the coach uhtn it, iorN.t d
glanced 1t MS watch, regulated a.. and walked
Hw ~ with satisfied air.
A. cot down nom ny seat at lIatchctt's Ut
precisely q 4. VI. | said,
Nr. Kane aren't YOU tircdf
NO. he replied laughing, am only ten
DAYS oil the bench during the whole summer.
and when We rrdcn London at q U cloD. | always
wish We were just starting"
We ma q the whole dis nee to Virginia water
anu back ~ sN miles III seven hours, III
Guiding 81 lppages.
CoACniNG ~ ANrHtCA.
stage coaching tn tn. country tcfore the in
troductirno 81 railroads VS. an ext .nsiyc. pnpu-
tar. and pros. ruU- nusincss. The itnrin cities
We're @ injected hv regular Tines IF stages. witch
m" '" and e ihis day rT tas old I"o ' me
cpacn routes throughout the Eistern st les
Mt not among the farmers and cuuu-
tN Jockeys "a the finest, suoothe-t, and
ca. lest reads int con ne found. here are