Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-11-19

inc Via native country, and found that
ha reioIeed In the name Of Cor,nack.
and lived in the county Wsstmeath,
not far from Longford boundary. Be.
tore We reached Chester we were
sworn friends, and by the time we
arrived at Holyhead ! had promised
10 nav him a visit during my stay In
h;s mart Of the country. This visit II
was which gave mo such q taste Of
Irish customs as | could have very
well dispcnscd with.
"Not 10 delay too long, ! shall pass
over all tho incidents Of my first fort.
night or 80 in tho Emerald Isle, they
being no doubt what any ono else
would have experienced under like
circumstances. At length ! reached
Lonpiord, got ,hrough h my work
there. and determined to call on my
uew.made friend for which purpose
took the train TO little station call
od Edonwortbstowp. and there obtain
od m outside car with q lean horse
and very ragged driver, who under
,ook for tho sum of eigteen pence per
douh,o milo Grisb> to convey me TO
NV destination. As to tho name Of
.o;d aes,;ra,ion, 7 dare not venture on
y II becan with the usual 'Bally,'
and. think with a 'y' and had I fancy
.hov, torr .v,,ob,cs between, of nature
u,,elv uunrououucable to English
lin, s,f,co 70 sav that wa GOT there
81 ,.ro,h and noilcd M at the door
- , ,.os,, ,osroctab,e slaie farmhouse,
.,.,,h ,h.,,.hod out.bu;ldipcs and q
no,l .,ont oross field. on which two or
,hroo colts were feeding, of q slimness
of,imbs and beauty of make that pro-
o,.imod their owner a racing man.
.vTbe soid owner met me at the door
,,,;,h q, .fY,,s,ve welcome and asked me
WV" m q" g.. ...;,,na m,r,or tbo taste
'a'o "s' .a "'"n,a oontr,st.d fov.
'. ',' %"'s1 '';,,, e ,.'S.tI shon,d bave expect.
'.ao'o Wv" sc 49, Tnol;oh farmer
ea !" '''' w "o ..,J. prooor,,v tho
" ., Wv ss.h. hou.o and n pretty
.A'',','' = ~ Wv ,..sh,o, nrtorod and
Ne'u1 s,ss ,n;,h mo with native no.
,'' ,"O0~ T ....ossod m . w;sh to see the
,.'"e''. r,i"s,"a,, ro,d;lv offared to
80 :. a.. h.r.ror sav;no
'"o" 20, .,,ho want ont
wv .o,, ".,a' " A moment .fter I heard
- I'LL
"nee'. ''o',.' o,'s .,s ".. .o. honor said Cor.
o".y 'ue o"'' ". " ,0o,' ~ ;nou;,v
a1 'ua0k' ~ a"s":' ..,a a,., for "a :.
Il maoe ''ee W 'e"o'' """' ~ H.,
S' Wv, WV"
Cod" M,. faithful
Nv was ''uo o"o"sn' 1 - hu
'onn' na''ns Ot," pau ~ a1 ,o,ov,
me, naa 'een v"'y Wv 'eau' ';' W soa,. o.
and' unless c"oSe 70 wan va,A '. ",
Edgewortnstow"' wn'o'' VIZ . NV
fell inclined 10 qo' : Was W :. ,".tI''
fxture. AL nrS' was 'n'.n'u W ~
annoyed put tne eAqu'S''e ''"''e"''' ', !,
the whole proceedings amused l'e, '"o
was flattered by the so''c''"us =, ns
would-be'host; 50 aiter ,e" nan
remonstrances was induced 10 wt'te
a telegram tor my baggage "n'o''
Cormack conhded to young imp
who appeared TO beng dolne ouu Joos
about the place, bidding MN run over
to the post-otice and give 1t 10 Mr'
Moran himself, and tell nun us '"'
madate.
Il s'ayeo some '.''e ''."0 a. WV
macKS seeing 'ne oou"''y :" '
with my host' ana 'o'ln'"s ~s "':. =.
OF lrish Polltlcal P1tsl, ec''no'. ''' q. - =
is, and as II shoula oe' "n'0u oe'"s
rather a hoooy OF niue WV" Nv"
trouble you with. mere was " n
tlemans fa'n''y n''ns III .ne ~. ne's"'
borhood' whicn | soon 'nA'e '"e "0'
qualntance of' as l" 'iia' ou''"e
v<n IsH