The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-21
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HIS IMPRESSIONS OF GREAT LONDON.
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are certainly frequently Ni..e'
coming over l have met MIS-. 10,
Leslie. whom i criticised M my hia'
letter somewhat harshiy. and l ma her
entirely different from the first impress
sion / had received of her. Ia the iirst
Mace. she is very mucn younger than
/ took her To be-. and has cordial. kindly
manners. have heard and know oi 80
much good of her. that although as an
editor She Is "a public pefs0nage. nave
Greatly rcproachod myself Tor using
her name. She Is particularly coidiat
o. Southern people. BENG 9'u''i',' ~
herself and Is "a very handsome 'l''
woman. She talks clevtrly ana WI i'es
admirably. Her good deeds are aone
with generous hand. and l have COM
ceived strong friendship iof her.
one of the results OF our visit TO
Calais was am invitation from Mr.
Pritchard Morgan, N. p for Merthyr.
Wales. I'D visit him aJ his nome.
Brynterion. on! the Mawdach ,pfo-
nonnccd MOwtherl, at The foot oi
Cadir Idris. He was going 10 nave AI'
piruell and party of other 8ehlienie"
down for week. and he piomirtu l'
show us the most beautiful place in
Wales. and the only gold mines Do
Great Britain. The prospect az meet
inc Dir. parneli 80 % country house was
ailuring. even il the place should not
ice Tine most beautiful in Wales. SO SIC
readily accepted tine invitation ana
went down. Uubappily Mr. Parnell did
not 'materi1lizs: but Brynteron SUR
raised our most sauguiue expectations
In the first place the journey down
d. one mu of interest 90 lover OF
beautiful landscape and of English
literature. Tine railway leads out oi
the town into lovely eNpan-e OF
country. green as grass and trees can
make IL. and enriched with scores oi
silver streams winding away through
cool meadows and shady lawns. OH
t0 the left "a mile on Two Is Stoke fosi7'
where is the cmrch-yar1 SD famed in
rleev. ana where Gray Ines buried. aud
"a little further ON, azured by distance
rise the towers OF Windsor, looking
against the ,Ey as if they were wroatn-
If blue smoke Across many lovely
streams and wooded slopes. in an hour
or $50 ihc trnu runs MO % quaint Ola
CITY. above which rise % multitude Di
.ulres and towers. This is Oxford. the
mc-t famous university of the Eng ii'h.
.plakug race. $50 sp0. 300 all England
more fragrant with delightful a--O.
.ianons. Iula little further on the
train runs through Blnbury. one OF
i1e places we earliest visited ou oui
-fandfaiher' knee. The famous cross
..-hi., .,... fii.. r0aI of tne Journey. has
Daen reu.Irel and sill stands vler,
.se'll5 vom.n used ta veton her whit,
,.rso 1aourh ue travel now bs af
.xpre-s train. we feel vague regret
fnaf can never more take the ODD
ulv. and
|.liil,ae...-n.rs. lo Ianhur, Gross.
''o eara.l woman s.- oaa white horse
sab i'ns, "n '.i ~ "'''
1nd .nc shall nne music wherever -h.
ao..
Presently $50 ruu through WarWick
shire. one OF tAe i9veiirs- parts ot tn'
NorId-a garden. bennington is tm
powered anon. iree--ani nu -o ihe leit
US $50 emerge iiom iue town fi-n hD lN.
ihe Avon. "the c.Dlt.c"Npeb towers
f The gorgeous palaces ol NJ q. " l'N u a'
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