New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
LITERARY NOTES.

A tourist one day found himself IN an Ene,
Iish village near a country house when AennSsVu i
taken for short season. ana on observing 70 'no
Loorer that great man was III the neiGhborhoou' niue
host with look of surprise ahs"elou H!'
"Grcatf Grcat3 Why, there's only ohe n"A'S' '"-''
and he dOcsnt sleep III the hou>e' c,,,.
Mr. Treve]yan's "Early History OF Charles
1omes Fox " Will follow Professor Masson's " Lie oi
Ml,o, IN tnat Il " Ii he history OF the times as wei
os the nc, Of an Individual. Mr. TreNeyan hou8 10 '
theory that the pls easily be brought ouc ="
READERS o. the present tim" wien set i0rth aSlt"p""
to prominent accrir H. The book WIZ ne one NJ 'ow'
SvrI",nd is r.,.,l>cd lor publication in October
G,bhon'S religions belief has aroused news
pluer Iii ,cI, a'. ~ London One OF the e3rrcNio
in setting forh his opinion that tho h'sor''' "9
ou Atheist cites a letter from Ghhon 10 MS avn" .,
,,i i ,-oa "t ,an assure you with rutn lie
says tat consider religion As '"r "'>, ,on no.
nu,h ona th. st supp ,rt OF old age" french no
h,nou having once rrrrarsr 20 bin that ~, srn1 s"
& ia M mad never heard that Dr. Robertson WAS
scepIic." e.od l,,,
Dr. Samue, Smiles has been favored oy
S,otcl, minister tn az cNt:aOrdlh"ry eA"" pi' "
n,n toward 4 literary occupation. III small s""P !"
,or ,,,.s g, ma, named John Macintosh, the COM
,,,,,pt he,, = noout twcve feet Oy ten, Win s'''
co,pter IN the III dole and window in "hch arc us
,layed a few lerIot t:cals. cheap prints an" "i -,
h.ln.lnr 10 a small statlOnei's shop o'' u'' "
i'll - m
.n.,s. aud ,Ske Mr. Macintosh if he was reHue' 'o
W n,.o - -. ci,v Macintosh laugh 'd at this ana
~ ,,, ,ec,s W r.. MS OWL. DO You mean TO U''' '
Won lave written book" he WAS asked an" I'pl''"
that H., hal wIi.,tn two, or two volumes ''nP.'>" '
work HIS visitor "a, AIN 'zed, ana pe@E'' l" N'' -"
character of the wur.i John Macintosh tNeh oI'"7"'
o large oct 4yo cont ,ininG $50 paccs ana hearing inv
Hitory OF Civ,uzti Il n Scotland ny Jon" ,N
,,sb " The ur,of>hrcts belonged 20 the s'rohu no
ume aud there Wo 'cttNO N"ui'S ~ H,r,cc ,nt rb,
hi,,rv If non IL lis N'tiv. c"uu;rv Wiir . So
newspapers p., an w, !t,r,(riy Pccctc and The
Stonan il ,v, nr,noun ed in IWor oi TIE substance
aud sty OF T., hr~t V"'nh'' ,.;
Mr.. John lIOllingShead, the London tne"tI'-
cal manager In hi> Plan Englisn (scroner " "e-
f"rd. writes. among Other topics. on such 's
tnc.e D.; The P.t." " rOn;OCltry III l>n'' A.loiS
s,'ari -" Tic Mystery of n DTess Coat ana Dv'
in. IN Thea,rlcais" He describes himself as
e,n>ed dealer i'll short-sklrts, FIcnc" au"I''''o"'
s,axcsnco,c taste aud tae tt:sich 81 ses' lie Is 10
lon,er professional writer olnG for lis Vin- ou' "'
o,,ot.,r Ting when he thinks hr has somr'ID- "
say: 81 regard the literary maH" ne saws J" " sum
cent,y bu,inesske way. or tlc W. th- H''' i''' d.
harreLorsan, made VITA certain II I'M F"' '"'' |
n,,or. These tunes may be played over ana over
ocoin IA long as the pubic VII listen bn' '"tN Ct"
,,hor 10 III Il TO nor diminished" At'r some "N''-
,cnce of his own, Mr.. HOlngshead. III HIS HIST F'
fence saws tn gravity. t.At there l. y" cc'"i"'''
more easy and agreeable than the"'Iic'' H'''"-'
,nrut" Men IN nG O.hcr ccru;At"n heN' - ,n"' r
To- IN advise tlr IN and take interest III 'lcF 'i'
o~nnr them >lX:V newspapers HOir uF hN-' IL IL
. fn Ir Y ri e. uylni, ii puolI>"C! .oi 10 Er'
nulpoSe tnau 10 point out lii" ii'laiN "a" ',.n -
on.y the rita lc ard sar'a~tc n'a'A@,r N''p ilN
So =. tnd IN ~ -',i ''l'
M tnr u ii lnlu and his ~ rnlNeh' '.i' Vi '
tratrr as a delicate mn To IL man. H"N''''>'
An English clergyman, undcr the utIc
"Cnro2iccs Of Chelsea" published an lA'rrrs II
volume alou, this quaint LondopI 'rirr ana inc ce's
b,a,cd men who havchvrd II H. L. Clcjn" Va al Mo-
hvcd Dy Donnie the quack Of III "iuIn-ats 'd'hS'
ou whom Dr. JohiiSou was very severe telling 'r'"h
vlo had faith III LIN AMI baths to 20 @ll Srt his
head fuuigalrd for that was the pecctn' part Ill All
uocas,nouHb.c neigthorho0G N Slang looking DWELL
ing called Gothic House." dat literary GanGN Count
dnrs,v made his home Elsewhere IL spot ia VIII n
tw ftlc dwellings are seen mode>t!y 30 rec IT, froih
tine road brtw cen blazing public Inn and the handsome
molcrn uarsioYsi lis the house in which famous EnSsD
artist pssd tic closing day Of Eis life tor II was mere
tot Turncr r. Ged with Mrs Booth. TIE houSc Is an
ancient s:luc r.. From the modern r0&u nv sIe' :
descend ;lto he htle front glricn' anf iVS grows
around The windows of the house. II = ht also lI''
,a,.vl. .,c ..ury @: tn place" finds AS ha"tt'i"H
,tf,s.yr. U,v, and y 81 " TEO>" Who lave h'a .
hi, cuy,y.c" >ay> Thc PeH. We rarely found n'it
,'rr; nam nj, pee. il t-0~r VII HN" "cru P'' =
i.t Il, met isu O. tiVu!vd noN't Oh 1t N"'''
n, d. last = Dav. H. l" citl"c war; ci lPt 80
bon !ruv v..,d. tH ," " " ma c'.' u .i'f'H W
p mir T., r.. lie o.. ,r C:"rcr :nj G:~C"Nt-rS ~ 81
;Il,tss ~, al - Io- l'">l i''tt - zen
r,.o llV at Nii.A i;i- un tH' In "' NJ 4'''
nr Nh, Ni,,l,ln l., Nv" :u'-f n ina" Ifl' '-'