The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-27

it costs more for intoXlcspt5 Lnau
II does for bread, cutter, cheese, coale
aud EDUCATION combined Tosee the
throoged streets and the late hours
K. pit by seekers of pleasure. think
accounts for so many black-eyed
people in England.
While out to Ethan, Kent, one
day this week, my attention was
ca led to s. me hop field, and also 10
one OF the rest whest fields | have
vet seen. The brawny man was
using the sickle, " no said the crop
wou d yis.d about 30 bu hels 60 the
acre, and that he had no. orly cut
the whole field with his sickle, but
eould be pleased to drink mp
health.
Twas also amused 10 visit King
Jobn's CsstIs, of the sixtsenth
century. In order to reach the ola
| relic we crossed the moat bridge,
over 20 feet above the water that
still forms the moat and surrounds
about four acres of ground. 1t has
the old draw bridge and the water
lean be raised to The depth or
eighteen or twenty feet by Turning
it on. Crossing the bridge, we
came to the gate and, as we were
accompanied by sergeant I2oiey'
the keeper of the relict, Mr.. James
Mack, the gardner, was to oa founo
and was pleased to show the AmeIi-
can gent through. We eniesed the
banGuet room, 100 feet By bout 40,
and 65 feet high, elliptic ceiling, OF
very ancient workmanship. The
stone walls on lhs outside, are
crum bling wi h Rge and decay
There was an underground escsps,
that passed under the moat and out
into the wood. The old rellc would
,ske the mind back to the fea'ts and
q cd as well as glorious times
o. centuries back. Yhe gardener
was pleased to show US TIE Miss
i, loTer garden in pr x'mlty to hel
: dwelling Ii was beautiful 10 loci
upon. The walls were covered will
. choice and dslicas9 flowers. Much
of tue property in Eltham is crown
land; 1t Is just de- gh full with field
4 forest, lawns anI gsrdens, every
= thing clean with walks and park!
and plenty of public houses.
While in Leicester, aud on ms
way to London, my attention wa
). called to the Old Jewry Wall,' as
g iskn0wn, dim and blacf. Al inscrip
= ton on ths wall reads. "fhis frag
y ment Of masonry is known 81 IN
. JeWry Wall, because IL forme
. times it was the place where III
y Jews dwsit snd ia 3 relic OF tn
period when the Romans occupis'
" Leicester, between the tirst Sn
fifth century" 1t is on what
called JeWEy Wall street. | belleV
Leicester possesses the most straight
crooked, and ill-sloped streets, a.,
the most OF them for city of 1t
IT sizs and a population of 10000, tina
l ever passed through.
On the 31st ult. Elder George Go,
dard aid myself visited the agticu
5, tural show in Leicester. On OF
way to the park va walked no Ne
Walk. a delightful shady walk o
IL which is situated gsnslsmen's les
dences, but one old relic Temaine'
the Cepid Baths, andsmJ MAD WI
called back thirty years, when v
held eight lectures in Le 'cester, Del
man S!rset,and bapliZsdtwo pefeol
in these Tepid Baths. We were de
v. lighted to see the beau Iful horses ;
y. the show; every style r. m the gre
cart holse to the racer, aud the &C
Oh lection wa, admiral e. IS alsO Il
Id horned stock worked up TO seamiI
ds perfection. A test was made
no amuse the grand mass of spectacle
10 by riding, driving and jumping
10 some Cf the most lovely horses; al
OF the jumping is what amused me
g. smuch-over stone VALE, hedge
y, bans Of. good height, and then ov
al q wall and pool Of water twent
g, four faet. Only few horEes we
40 able to entirely clear the pool, al
ne in jumping a double hedge 1t "
IN amusing to see one rider have thr
~, efforts, and gst landed twice oil al
al onto the hedge, but the jumping
" together was oextronsiy psrforme
'eo a fat hog Of $40 paunde and q ste
lce Of 44S pounds and many others
~ nice variety took the eye.
~ EDWARD STEVENSON.