New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24

dov c,o,vns were addressed as fellow W; my dear
fellow the Protestant parson may pe seen
the groundlingsr sometimes III tine iutitaii9
don't Ike IL. they can stay at home or go W IN
ycutIclcs and tea meetings. We don't care. Iom-
pora mIaatT 1t seems nov w. s1 La sav Nv that witch
is pleasant and accommodate themselves hht9 .ho
way of the world. BY the mass, the way Oh .Io
world was in existence before the parsons WI;
and will ontIye them vet George SAID, penny
newspaper has more attention pald l!s ul.1
by larger number of peOpe than - PAID 10 lno uo9S
sermon Of the Archbishop of Canterbury ING cI1cus
of fine olurches have developed indarubber llke
facility for adoption to treit environment IT, 49,
bishops have hay discovered that some OF tue lhr
beings before you, whose anatomy you are aoili UNI
ing are CAPABLE Of salvaton--or are aV any l]'o'
worth looking after and talking TO-. .,ou,
asked him If could look alter anu Talk 10 thein'
in Quiet way, say. In that tavern where the ordi
nary was. Ut elsewhere :, 49,. oud
that should be taken to pacos where the wis anu
the authors co. and, to some extent the players
Tacsdau-Georgs and u, being, somewhat tired
rose late and spent the morning brcaktastlng' anu
then taking our tobacco. He smoked pipe, but
Offered me some cgarros from the Spanish Main
These good and far cheaper than IN my ua,'
But in my day your Senior did not sell them; Nou
fought the senior aud then you took them, thns we
greater pains aud time expended produced the
greater expense. George and had eIcat I1'A
over il seems now to ne, ever, thing IN the world.
u appears that most of the Sla nish Nam, western
Indies. the Barbados, and the American lands belong
10 Euglishnlen BOW, or to those WHO speaH LHsiH"'
and whose fathers were English. | am glad Ia
legs voyages, Drake fight. and tr0bisher sUIIcI-
ngs were not in vain. and that their yalOr their VT
tue, an their queen are It'll remembered 10y tuo
conserving Of the name of flrglnla.
saw wonderful thing this morning, tho dally
paper Of news oi the o~n, of England and OF all
pats Of tie world. This consists OF four hugo
sheets, containing the deliberations OF The Paril2-
ment all battles murders aud DEATHS thr affairs OF
the IIOlander, the French, the German, the span
lard, ana even the Muscoyito. Poack, and Tartar.
~ well rs comments ON the same by more or less
COMPETENT writers. all fairly printed Ii srrvrs,
moreover, as n Hue and Cry and as means OF max
ing ones private wants as OF servants. etc. III
ouest of masters or rice rcr8G. Ii tells what VIII
he Rl'cn IN al the pIayhouscs, duu other PuoHc
?iaccs.
Toward midday. we walked down the strand ana
into st. James ms Park, where had the gUOd
fortune TO see the Queen of England ana her guard
of horse. mighty crowd was there, who cheered
Justify. The Queen is n LADY of small stature, hut
OF commanding and somewhat stern appearance. |
am old that all her speeches and actions arc klhd
and honorable, that her life has heeh beyond re-
pioach, that her reign las been full oil great brave
and noble OF State, ana sword, ana pen, and
great, brave and noble deeds, Whlch m,n
and deeds she has been ever glad TO
notice and commend. ! bowed low to her,
ns did oil present when her open coach with white
horses passed US with its gallant train OF cavaliers,
in differing helmets breast plates aud swords and
black horses, which went In time with the martial
music, Tnon a mighty shOnt went NJ rom an
for the patriotic and gentle little lady, who never
spoke Ill to any ,nan or woman, VINO hau o'eh
fought for all over the world by brave men.
A man III the crowd asked me tile hour On my
pulling forth my watch everyone carries WaJcI
now-the fellow made a sudden snatch at H.
closed my hand over the watch, and dealt MIN
blow in the breast with the Other that made him SIT
down gaspng. With that. told him that ne was
resilient ilnayc aud that would presently break
his head, II he went not lOTthWlth. Oe0lsc clappou
his hands and laughed heartily.