New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06

right side OF Botc court Fleet when ne nau 20
from l777 until his death IN 1884 Never slhSt te co
I532--hen the Act OF Henry VIII was passeu I.r,d
ing the etreetway between Ch9ring Cioss az. Nv. nd
had ANU event occurred which Affected the soeih ~
literary history Of that portion OF the metropolis 90
arrival one March evening III l7J! OF Two nhie , Inc
yenturrrs who came there together to commences tne
hard battle of lfe Roth o. them says -
London and Gatck. evidently meaning 70 aps tiat
te saa one de n my hGaps ,ns that al another
tine when Johnson aud GarTiok were ulLiis
pretty hiec eolDpan johnson n,s y, London with two
pence haifpcnny IA my pocket GaTlicE 0V.Ilea ns
HIM, Inquired; 'Eh MnaS do TTa s|y rsicrted JoSn-
SSn when rame with twCpenoe hal'pcnny 10 ny NJ
pocket ned thou DaHy win tIttf yre clnoerued
were the fortunes Of thrse two distinguished men AZ
few years that is to sag, between l!ll, wien ne D.
appcsrcd las Richard ILL., on a humble stage IN boo,i
man fields. and 1879, when he dlcdI Ha',,s
SipnItanously his far more eminent friend destined
10 experience The worst hardshps aud degradaons ,t
poverty dnn impose. Lord M6cauay has to" Us ,i
trcyer since literature became q calling u. EhSIdiu
II les g1iuu calling than WhCn ,oHhso tu a ,-e
What humist,rs 2Ed Iryetons must have ~ ,1u sne
no.ce who had sin u earn name nav 1o Win
Grrbst then offered 10 tile lips o. IS frtlnthrr9-"e
know. not alone from his own %Ilis. . ! ~, ejrs
made him. a. regards his dIci- coinL"1t ist},iiy
and turned his manners. which LSd o. ~ IT,:
been courteous and gentle mo "a "a, - ,iri,
rocity they had no power to break his proud Stbbr
to induce lin TO stop to "a inE io1r a1n"is II
WeTatI thcn /. no prondcr record that which re
nsr 10Y nrht Without fertIlng in his pockets and
without having tasted food FOR twenty ICr nv 10
,nI, i u.t Cir Robert Wdlrole and resolved that he
would stand 10y his county" what ne chH Il -
1877 and 762 when Lord Buc, the hr-toi Gtorsr III
many Prime Ministers gave him literary pension 81
three hmdred pounds year u never le i,.'! Lby
Roswell tells Us, indeed that lac has seen Dr JCn'"h
hurst into tears when recalling the anguish oil ih"''
lord Butr4 pension Of three hundred leaI wrought
mighty change in Tie "aIccro OF It's l.l'cm' rI n
nrt time q al. NE which had sGM .ea i frd NTH two
In The afternoon 8ud ait up talking Wtll lou ID INC
f6c sherns 0nccr" lis iane rs ,erqtGuT ana
scholar he'd been securely established by ms bclloIa
Cf the English Language" which Appeared in 100, ana
I,s ett,ncrd by h- long promised edition Of shakes
rrarc. which wa published in 1865. From tlat hour
air Gnr his tongue waered with ncuyiiy ana t.o-
qucucc Of which, uut for ho-"cI, iIng"i al uoa '"
lry in his grave and yet ho Is better known to ~ 1T ms
hour not only than any other writer 81 az "a Inn ~
hut u,Ihaps than any Eugishman that exc! pay pen 10
papa HHlr' . c,1 Inuson We, best to De
Ti oiiti ui,p1 bc lived a. one ol their own family
or a'rtccn hsrnv years GRABBED hin nj last 10 indulge
, urI 'i cI,arSctciir fra lis home in court OIL
Trctst was tcuantcd by the most cNtraol binary assem-
blage Of Inmates ever Brought together An oI' u"!
named Williams. whose cuicf RECOMMENDATIONS We
Tninc.. and ,5tu'on. at tue heed Of what Io;d
Ngruulay calls the strange Iu'NHE'.'' WHICH, III '.
'1a consisted OF ont qgacF doctor eyeit VINO
family &" the Sac" Ind known AZ Iichhrd; o! Atf
daughter Miss Ca,mirEacl; and Of johnson PEG" ',
y.,u Frank Year aftpT year bee bore WIN thc' g0''
IcIs ana p.t4lant complaints 1ud continued 70 ,lrp"i
Iryctt me same pen which wrote The noble prologue ~
cited by Garri'l on The opening o. pIul Il,iir tarr
which Horne Torkc could never read without tears en-
baucd The m.mory 81 lne hp' and agg5 or9t
lines ha. cawo nom 49, English pm. we I'VE In dh
est man OF Ic,rs taal Tr,-, ha- ever known should
no longer witnou; tribute IN b0LI3 ID" inac I" 'e.