, 1877-11-23

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And meath The rod
steep with folded hand. tntl1 the Judrment. Dayl
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pray .
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." 'ho s'a"s aHa aase'es IN soeFe nes neaot
She does not strh.
Sleeping ever twcct1y In her narrow bed
Willie years drlfs hr.
cntcAGo, LILLE scnnRtpot,
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s'e a'e ~" 'a''.''ss :" '.".ope ""ofe
ian'c Is world"wtlc. and q" educated American
nnu,cc,ncnt Of tho marriage Of the first Peer OF
to ~, In, ~ r,,t.t, -, H., ,o,..,
scarrolr lcx. l,s,r,o ,,,. .o,,o,t,;,,, ,,n-a ..s
scarcely 'etf historic, mas so''o.i'ln! more tnah
tory nn,i literature pf England. Tis is spe:taiy
tr1,c of thnsc who Lr,opo Il, flint nr,tp,,t f,tth
IN ,r,,,n ,ha h,,,,.o ~ ttn.~-, IT,, ia. ~. 49,.
!" ""'e" NV ',o"ss y. Ao"a." "a', io' Tut n',s'
Of Norfolk II the head and fruit Of the ancient
Catholic families ri ENGLAND. His lrtlc.
Lady Flura Hastings, IL The great.
grea. granddaughter Of the cetc-
iraucis Rnwll.,,, four.,t Mt Bunker Till. AMI
wns aiterwartl t;oycrnDr.{}er uf tmiia. n,I
w.u, it, common viii, l,js parcts, Lord anu Lnly
Moira sh0wc,l a patrjottsIn nni, dcyot,un TO tl,e
their ur.lcr ctttlaliy dIspIave, would hare Qtyrn
M ca,.,. fur n rrv 81 iiomc-Ruic t.,tlay. II,
fact, botfi tilc Duke OF Norfok an.l lis Duchess
cun puut to anccsturs VIII, gar:. pruof Of viii.
Lord Moiras % hou.e Sc IN mi pow"sre H e. va, w soutiGersi
liz NJ, n,titlI dalvrr frnn ti,c foyru,,nent marty
IN consequence OF (tB sympathy viii, lie Oh.
prcs-tnns under whcl, tlic people labore.l, tint
sorts uf slirls auI s,,,ts: n,lJ aSou. Tic SAINT,
ti,nc Duke of Surfnk'a liberal view. brought
upon hIn y+t scvcfer treatment.
Six years frnrn this time thu Iinwnr!s will
Years. hi tic f,m,ly sl,ows no signs ot decay.
III tIye heart Ut the Venerable Civ OF Norwich.
tbp birthplace OF 40 1pu,,r rclrhtitics. NAV b.
seen tic rci1laina OF Il palace whith, Staraii1ay
tells ls. was o.,ce the largest t"wu.hou1e ont
s!ic of London. There tie Dukes of Sortolk
kept n ttate resembling that ut petty soy~
rrttrns. Wine was asryci in r1,h,cts al n,sre
rni. a,,,l magnificent tosp..ailty was main
tninesl When the Duke catnc to Norwich. Tho
cut,c1raltciIs runr, tle rastlc-gt,ts were fIFcj,
sheir rules, TMs housc was djsmantici in in
tie seventeenth century ly tac thctl Dnkr.
fur rrasun which curiou.iy points to tic
decline 0 1et,}njfs, viz; "Epr thc ilI.hchayIor
of riimnas Havcrs ithcn Mayorl towar,i hi,u IN
mt nsrn,ttinsr liz Ithe Dnke's1 co,nc,lia,s Ia
enter tho vlty With their tru,npets." esc. Thc
Duke, however, 10 thla DAY lufds his Norfolk
prnpcrty. although that il merely trtac com.
pare,l with his Sussex, still less with his York;
SHIRE catatu. In the modern Uvontdau. N4ok
hIs reut.roi figures Us sI,c largest in the land-
IsaAWO u rear: but he Is not If, rc:eInt Of so
COLOSSAL an Ii,enrc, much of the p.upr9ty bci,u.
in builJipe leases nj Sheffield, Vi which h. Is
chIof pwucr. Yet lie has priuccly rcyrmtc.
fully adcouatc fur ths maintenance III Arundel
Caxi]e and Norfolk House. lis fl,la oil Luninn
n,ansiot,. tic san,e In which Kinr George iii
fjrst saw 1iCbt,
Uf hi. Years remarkable chsncr has fakrn