Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-19


coast Ia almost tropical luxuriaucc. Tic
silyery Bourne, sprInqiug among the heath |
NJ kinson, scarcely more than % blue |
thread here. shows the sinuous valley
depth, with tho wide. fair city gently ~
oondlns 70 the east aud west. IT, Journey
u pathway through noble garden. Just
before 80 reaches the city edge aud the sea
u wimplc- through m ever green aud ever
shaded Hrboreiufu, sweet. solemn and still.
These gardens are interIacei walks. drives
aud devious wooded hooks. Avenues oi
ancient pines are softly inelodious here.
Tho sun steals through the yaultcd ROOT
IN iccks aud splinter u Light. This Is the
famous "Inyalids' Walk
The shore and seasclpe at B0urncmouth
hrc the most beautiful to be found In
Europe. The shore ~ perfect crescent.
facing tho south, twelve miles in length,
terminating on the east IN the bold Christ.
church head, aud ON lie west in tho stll
holder hcadlaud and stacks OF tho Old
Harry Rocks. Tho forrshore. penetrated
10y one Of ths handHumrst piers Ia Eng.
land, is an eighth o. mile in width. golden
and level, with no pebble upon IL a. large
~ pen. Behind th.s, broken only where
the Bourne meets tho sea and shows iti
sides tcruccd with superb villas and nl.
most palaces. j. q continuous cilu Of pure
sunG. nero and thcru indenied with tiny
"chlnes" The ella u from 100 % 90 faot
in height All tho "ciinesn nra merry
burrows Tor ehildrn and lovers. Lookout
houses and "shcliersn limo the edge for
miles above By night the shorc l. nbiase
with llslt, the sea ablHae with hafbor aud
sailing lights BY night or day tho cyc
never rests upon the sea without rlimp,ol
ofhuudtcds n steamers and sails. Straight
across the solcnt, toward France, f. N
Isle Of Wight, tho Needles folm.whitc al
their feet. The whole Il dream of mn.
icstlo beauty and rcpose. Bourncmonth IL
ideal-ior the rich, The poor mln can
bat look upon Il and steal tho riyishing
picture for distant striving houra.
Although Bouruomouth ltsolf Il now
onu docs not have 20 remain long q visitor
10 llnd IL, IT, near hoadlsnds aud islands
and its outlying moors aud forests. rich Ia
associative Interest IN H. beautiful st.
Peters church Is fine memorial window
90 the poet. kehir, who died la the Ever
green Valley" leaving % tho region the
legacy Of na1lnily uamu and blumolCW lie.
Ancient svanagc, Just over there 10 Tho
wet beyond Old Harry Rocks, whore time
Itself seems dreaming. was the fnyoHte
haunt of that grand niau aud noble wIitor.
Charlie. kingsley
Meas u tho ls,o NJ puricrl.. It, dark
pufpir marble Ia found in nearly uyrfy
cathedral Of England. The same island
hts also been made noted 10 Tho "i.ifr ui
lord Eidon." ~, used 90 breathe long
columns li aIF" here. 10 ls related. Whru
DO was lord chancellor aud lived IN put.
b.ek h.s mansion took nre, and through
De-
lost H. historic gtrht seal Ills hrst care
M the time % the coni1grl'ion, be- told y
friend. was Tor the great seal, Of which the
lord rhnuocilpr s. custodian. Byway II
securing 10 during ihc confusion Dc buried
g. The next morning when hI came 90 ~
fleet be could not remember the spot,
aud hii whole family anil rrtInuo Of scF,
Nauts were set probing and DIGGING about
the walks aud carriage ways until it was
found
~ Coric Castle ono l. reminded that Sir
Christopher. iiatton no loved the place TOT
Sc hcalthfulucss thas he induced Queen
Eiinboth 90 Allcnnto IL from tho crown
lands In his favor The ivy docs not cling
thicker 10 old Heron Court. tho scat II
Lord Malpmsbury, than do literary n.socl.
Ations. Tho founder VI tho family wrote
"llcrmcs," perhaps the greatest tome of
reasoning since the time Of Aristotle.
When Is author entered the house OF com.
mons Charles foN thought " no place for
him. for the great writer on grammar aud
harmony Was sure, la FoX's opinion, 10
iind neither the one nor tho other" within
that august body. Tho late Lord Chnncul.
lor Cairns lived aud dipd 10 Bourntmouth.
and Is spisndidly Remembered Ia the Cairns
Memorial hall. Among the heath bills u
near New f0fci, you may SEQ the relic
tree Of King william Rufus, and al Stony
Gross mn lSthestnue set up Ia tho memory
Of the muo rcd headed fulibn whom tyr
tel shot purposoly or By accident.
Then thero ~ The noble Minister 40 Win.
borne, the wonderful old Norman prIury
at Christchurch, and everywhere along
shore, among TIE chimes aud tho caves OF
Illly Whim, momentous u smugplors aud
pirates. Nos 40 very long ago tho irco,
hooters did a thriving trade bgtWogn this
coast and the opposite coast Of France.
The coast guards many % timo found thrir
match In these darling fellows, and blood
WIS LED nearly ns often ns brandy and tea
worr taken, Tho c0astwiso folk believed
smuggling no crime. and ono who lost bis
Ito battling against law died tho horo's
death. Ia klnsou churchyanl you may
sllll read this inscription over the grave of
ono who fell by tho hands OF tho crown
myrmilonsi 90 tho memory Of Robert
Trotmnn, late OF l,owd, ia tho county OF
Wits, who was bnfbarOusly murdered ON
the shore near Poole the 9Th March, i,J5.
~ little tea. ono leaf did not steal.
For guiltloss blood 10 God appeal.
Put tea IN one scale. human blood In 'tother,
And think what Tia 10 alay thy harmless
brother"
II there Is shrlne IN England sacred 10
thu poet shelley 10 Is hero az Bourncmouth.
lie was born NJ Field Place, IN the county
OF Sussex. and was drowned In tho Gulf u
SpeAzla Ia July. isla His body was 10.
covered and was Inferred IN tho burial
place NJ Rome for Protestant strangers
Mary Woolstonecroit Shelley, his wife.
died near Bournemouth, and was buried
In the ohurchyam AZ Bournomoulh, In
February, 1851. She was fiy-iour years
Of age AZ the time " her death. Their son,
Sir Percy Byssho Shelley, died two years
since nc tho family scat, near bourne
mouth, where his widow, Lady Shelley,
eth resides. They had no children, aud
the title u barouet passed to Colonel Shell
I ley of Arlington, near Winchester, The
/ latter Is a nephew Of the poet and cousin Of
/ his son, the late Sir Percy In the quaint
old Priory church AZ ChrIstohurch Head,
| nj tho eastern edge Of B0urnem0uth, may
/ be Soen beautiful memorial TO the poet
and bis wife. It Is an exquisite marble
oiligy Of Shelley, roGumbent, supported Ia
1 d Il. H.