Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-13
Victoria nj Home.

~ c'rrespendeBt writes from nc rsIs or
wight he tDipn - 'h ~ II ing Al osborne
~" 81, tie i8Fyl1te GIZilsl residence Of rhF
,SLetl: VIC Is SfaAins ltie lAG can see frort
l.ti VIM oVS tIe panic b. -arNiCs Heais
W VS., : Alns n Aneh's a. tag' WoItb Tbs
k.N-hGN III osborne stretch h0.-' - the W1tel 4
~ ..'p'nE terraces q avn and forest flitarF
iuN palace IS tnt ar "a rNr D. - I,,. d i'm -<
pry, .N 10, "a rs t"e square, Efas stone toweIs
points = you catch 4 slew ,l them R.s,,, ~.
trees. Ter Majesty drives out daI,y wtthnat
go go, a|iA- t4itiy more than two DC
alone, secure OI pI,yacy II these Saelpae.f
grounds. yu,Nis, Der estate. lie Inhabitants
nj the district "a cU meet Aet dIiA.ns an ,SaIk
ing. aud they KNOW bow 10 r,.S,,.,5 me ''%ies
home life of the Queen. They have manv
stories 10 tel oi her simple tAbits. aud her DC
castOual intercourse With hum tie people VIII,
have come under her notice. When the ou,.,.n
was girl she was a frequent visitor 10 Nprris
Castle, an ao accent estate, and pleasant memo
ries al her giTih0ud axe >aia 10 have lHllueucei
her i'm purchasing osborne House Tor RavaJ
resideIce. In her young days Il Was 2 ala
cd mansion, belonging 70 Lady Isabella
B.achford. The Queen bought II In lNi0, with
a good deal of the adjoining property. lt
now COUNTS up 1--we tho i>and acres. large
portion II II Is under cultivation " was
here that the Prince CouSort pTac,iCed agTt-
culture IN lNi the old house Was pulled down
anu the lle>rn' snIl anu sr,i managed palace
erected from tie a''>i -nS III the late Nj Cor
Nit', Under iEc >Upe ittvnteIv uf the Prince
SoLSoIt Ike style Is domestic Italian. Not
III fT' n The IA acc i BaTtJn Farm where thes
tuvtn'> ptiOclpAl steward dives Aud Al AGENT.
II Swi-N cottage, where the Queens daught-
err are said 60 have been lnst;gc ed Ia the Art
o1 ptaCtlcd. Housekeeping ..Ed domestic econ
nnlL Tie lur-n taught nrT girls thar there 10
uu!hing DEGRADING iH knowing aow 10 COOK.
ana ika; Il WAS eve y woman duty - W. ahl8
70 n-dnaSe her OWN huu>r holt. This example
~ stiI followed "a many Al iSt"craiic British
households. ihough lupinn glgls of the upneE
mlGCle class, a. ? tut". seem ~ think that not
10 kEON antllliHE about np!iSt. hold work r. =
proof of good hleed.;g Nhi.i' CHAM is thu
parish clUi III npaiea. b-bul 4e. Ii Is A milo
AND hall from East CoHts, and the queen IL
a constant NOTNntlpcT there There WAS =
church there as early A. The Norma conquest
Ii MAS given by William iltLtpSh me 10 thF
abbey Of Lire. \ new church Vas built an lSA
Oh Tie plains VI Nash. rms MAS rebuilt in lSl
by the Queen, the late France Censor supetin-
tending the work and taking an active inter-
est in every thing belonging To H. The royal
pew now con, AIMS a monument fabrt wll'e
medallion bust IN his memory. The inscription
on IL indicating only too faithfully the heagg
blow which the Queen suffered IA his death.
To the memory Of
Francis Albert Charles AuguStc> Emmanuel,
Prince CnuSOrt,
VINO departed his Re december a., ISL, IN has
Forty -thtTd year.
Be thou faithful auto iea;h ard VIII give
thee crown Of life. '-krv. Ia, II.
his molun. IL II pla1ed
In Tie Church, erected under his direction,
10y
His broken hearted and aevo;ed widow,
Queen Victoria.
The Queens was. aud is no common sor-
row, and there is no aitectation in her own de-
>cliplIon % it. \ / the p raSure of her OW Z
Iet,oitdl existence Went oui with the death OF
her husbabd-one OF the most discreet, loyal