Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-29
ENGLAND.
ENGLAND.
4 TOUR THROUGH THE SOUTHEAST
or OUk MOTHER COUNTRY.
Brighton, the Queen of British Watering
Places Trip From England'S
Metropolis Rochester Castle,
the Scene of Charles Dick
c4s' SIyhUud UNS.
FAMOUS CAaItRBUaY CAfnfDHAL

>p,c.al Correspondence oi Ihr Register.
BRluhroN, ENULAND, July II.
came down from the busy aui rest
less metropolis ui London trw days
since to spend short time AT this, the
queen OF watering places. Brighton IS
the most interesting and extensive
watering place in Great Britain, and III
this highly favored spot the fashionable
| prOmenaiers of Regent street, kcusiug-
ton Gardens, Hyde Park and Regent :
Park, London, are continually brought
together. 1t is
The Resort OF the Youth and Beauty
! of England, where indeed it seems ;ha.
none but pretty women appear, ,auJ their
number is wonderful. Here can be seen
live miles oi sea frontage, with uouSes
that look rs though the wealth OF Lon
don nad GriiIed 10 the sea shore auI been
stopped by the waves. Along this vrrLl
Sra walk are ranged all the homes oi
| fashion and wealth. Here are hotels,
! club houses, villas and mansions, 1T one
/ part flung together in great masses, ut
another standing out in their inilvldu-
| ality. Here, Tor example, Is the Gran!
| Hotel. which seems To hint that lie is 1
| p,ry e;ual summer. and its first floor the
| proper place to test its value. y little
/ further on Is
Home Fit tor a Sybarite;
/ two charming floors looking out on I
/ clean ST avtn turf, with the ritt df r"is'"t
| taking iull note of thu outside wurld.
! Farther on there are Eraud squares and
/ grand houses, warranted h he the new
est pattern, with owners - match. SeN-
| en- clock on a summer evening ~ the
| sun sinks swiftly To its lest, the Ming ;
Road is inil 10 overtiowing. The throns
| al carriages is only eQuAIed by the
throug oi pedestrians, ior
Here Is All the World aud Its Masters
The men and money WHO make society
| and give 10 it its charms and reality
NAV he counted by the dozhn. Do yoU
see that tall, military, gooliouklng
man, with keen eye and sdaN"
manner? lie is making his name famous
in Europe as the representative "i kUs-
sia. Close by with cherry smile i = eel
ebratri lers~n ui eighty wears, oi vlIJr-
uus lie which has yet lett 10 him the
charm Of compauionship. AmId that
throny may be seen the worn but hand
some iace OF
The Orator aud Statesman, John Bright.
Potentates all. Diplomacy, tie drama,
and the people furnish eactI their repre-
| sentative; and whilst the tide OF slte
swavs backwardand forward, other and
less known names come fairy 10 the
surface. Here are drdmatists anu poets,
critics and authors; racing men and sol
dierS; barrlsterS, OverworEea and
britt princes OF the Stock
| Fvchanua. with iault,.SS hnntS uupv-
ceptiOuable gloves. and the latest fashion
at their button ho.e: butterflies oi both
srxts, and all kinds ut rePutati"nI,
bishops and roioneIS, hard-worSr'! bus
mess men, amt speculative brokers JrS'
tie each other this night Oh the pathway
oj Kings Road, Brighton. In tn. road
way the block OF carriages continues,
whilst young beauty
Uses Her Eye Glass With Charming In
difference,
The old iowager who keeps watch is an
old acquaintance Ot the railway station
Near her is that feeble irritable bishop
dear GOOD soul who would NOT harm Il
tlv, and who vet condemns all
mankind 10 eternal perdition without 4
saving clause. His comfortable carriage
AMI two wel.ied paltreys forbid the idea
ii energy or anger. Hark 10 the cla,trr,
here they come one and all fresh anu
handsome. dainty and full Of Lille, with
that gilt oi open-iaCei honor that wins
Us whether We will or no. Make way
Tor the ladies',
The Later Canter Before Dinner,
AMI with head erect. seat well set back,
suuare shoulders, and hand well down,
glowing with exercise and fresh arr,
bulvaut with a sense OF freedom, gather
themselves ont oi the crowd Tor burst
along the open road.
The thrOng clears ~ men wend home
wards tn dinner. The band on the pier
is heard softly Whispering the last
w,i,z. oran aiI from Trovatore The
sun sinks down in rush, whose golden
glory rrimSOns the western sky, !r"m
| which Dick the boatman bets his mate
that It's y in 10 he Il fine day in the
nnrnin, and may there be lots of 'em;
| aud hr swahs away at his boat. 80
Night Settles Down,
and men stroll ont after dinner To smoke
= good cigar IN the cool lreShurs, a. the
evening air, and Ia utter To one ant her,
e. IL IS pleasant To be by the side Ul the
sea.
Brighton contains population Oi 80,
900, but during tine season 1t amounts
to over 10000 |. is Oae Ot the most
maguiicsnlly built cities in the United
| Kingdom and oilers every inducemcnt
to a lengthy stay. The Brighton aqua
| rium, the largest and most magnificent
! establishment uf the kind in the world,
! i considered one ul ttc great sights vi
! Eugand.
The Quickest Route from London
here. i at hut one hours duration. |
made Il twr day : Journey hy going truu
the metropolis eastward To Canterbury
= and Dover, aud from Dover To Brighton
:. along the coast ot the English channel
The trip was Il mos: pleasant and inter
estiuy one. Leaving London i'll the early
? morning. ere the city life began oul
train swept over the roofs o
) that hinge agSlumrrati0n Il
brick and mortar which form the
j; outer belt of London. onward through
! Rrowlev and Broad lands, where VT
commence TO meet that sylvan scenery
which gives to Kent its wide reputation
for Ueau,y. Fast fades the (an. line u
! distant woods as the train giiirS onward
amid the scattered hnTrs at rura! E%-
= lish liz, " ujch peep forth at every point
here
Nesting Amid Charming FOLIAGE,
/, there pprched On some slight em'N,.u,r
|, or At other spots gr2ugrI IN sm al cIUS
trrS irh.u which arises the weather Morn
spire ut the sulIl. village raU;ch. TLUs
h,ttiug Ne soon rrach one oi tie most
, romantic points in the uv'.hhJrnOnd ut
= the River Thamcs-Rrrhrs;rr Castle
, 1t dates back To the time OF the Con.
! quest, having been founded 10y William,
. l.. on lhr sane spot as that whr.h had
been occupied by the Romans Il thou,
!. sand wears before. 1t, like the Tower uD
q, London.
= stands Upon the Brink OF the R.var.
helping to command that .reat nar;uua'
highway, and illustrating tuu very vivid
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