Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-27
JIEEMAES VANDERlNGS
-. old CHELSEA PENSIONERS.

notwithstanding
r,minlirences.
.,.tt igc. by Edgar L. wekcmanl
w, England. Aug. LIN olurn
.SNlssberged and destitute veterans
nc 'pr.tsh army wandered from uo'li |
ile D.,,lly from tap room door TO |
d'or 1sacnrcd food and drink by eA-
tel ,t.ir scar. or spinning dclct-
h.un- for the entertainment of any
u'e ,i,b, hestow charity upon them.
~ ,.id also knock at the doors OF
JOY t,,i.es with the assurance OF re-
rh-,'i mad and ale and lodging Tor the
~ ~. hc Restoration their condition
M,rIal 10 King Charles ii ana the
" Authorities differ not only
i.,, vitunerousiy us tO the origin ~
wv Al ,qnrt iorthoir bettcrmcnt some
aGat tbp English were piqucd into
" ',f,rstrb the establishment by Louis
~, ~. tte Inyalidcs Ia Paris as % rettgat
49, Veterans There ~ record TINT
~ os i00j schcmr for an inhrmary
hIi'iiel English sailors had been sub.
.tl 10 pepy., 0s clerk Of admiralty.
- contest That the second Charles had
...r sort OF design 20 house and comfort
-,.scd Oh veterans who had been loyal
.tt aihcr before the latter had Lost bis
- -gSmapiic version Of the origin ~ Chel-
bs.pital Is that one day pretty Sell
.rlI8r in the kiig's pildod coach. aud
~, most dicun.uiuto the king rallied
\. vben She confessed that her distress
.,.owlus 90 the following lrrlmi
.v,tb6nght was in thc fields ~ Chpl.
81, ssJ slowly tuurc rose before my eyes
f.,utinl plinrs ot thousand cham.
r.. rnd in aud nut thereof walked diver,
,,rr old and worn out soldier men with
,rinfsof Frlrs. and many m1Ima Hs 60
NJ limbs. All ,i chem vcrc aged and
80 service. 1nl W thgy went ONT ami
t~sinths ul men g..d, GOD bless King
ri,rls.r And / uvuko. uni | wIs sore
fsomdlrIl thut O. y,a- only % dream"
Ttssi.fy goes tttt The iitfwn- tuuchcl
trNars dr4m. mud then nud thor1 sworu
,r-at oath that % shoull come o. renlity.
isloudid. Tie hing hardly SAW more
r,bthe conversions lHil by SIR Christie.
IrWrn. in 1861. huthcfon ur 1'cui 900,
Forward archbishop of Canterbury, nul
tacial Nuu GN}rut'H funeral sermon,
hiC1. there truly SLOWLY ru.o before Dor
g,i o. beautiful palace ~ O thousand
tlmhers'
uneasy and dc'lghtf1lvoyt oyisit Chcl.
,ahosp'ul j. tp tair one 90 the countless
ftame. steumers. These ply up aud down
tisti,,r at all hours of tht day aud ui.lt,
tllng on and lnuriug huuapd- OF pus-cu-
.-r III piers about quarter ~ milo
iraft 90 each side % The river; something
rthe lttlr Philadelphia pleasure boats
,sd un aul down thr SChuy 'lIil between
/ isedam and she Wissahiskon.
Thhagysr trip on the Thames Is che
rost interesting In nll the world, Tor it-
thtsnce providing you $50 ON board, say,
Ethe "Old swan picr. on the city side Of
lfudon bridge. for the Tower, the Munu.
rant, ST. pauls, Westminster Abbey, par
llmea, houses, Lambeth palace and num-
hfle,s other uf London greatest and most
lltor.c structures are passed, while th,
flames here not only presents IT, livclicst
pn1nmas o; -tupenduuI Interests, varied
Etnes and ohirtcieriul life, bat show,
tat p0fti0- most renowned IN fiction and
history lot mlrs than q thousand years.
ADutt.ug Albert bridge. ~ the western
tal Of chat portion NJ the Thames called
NHNA"Ah ANtANNNH aAN'A Hth hINfN 90 ANN"A' wv"
ni thence upon the upper Thames rm
NnkmCnt and nj once Hro within 0
uarmtd and charming region. Almost
vihiu q stones throw ~ the huspiul
grounds have taggicd, or liyCl or died
lladfrds famous In history, litrrutur, nm,
tH Smollcit cnmc here 10 live Boz retire
usnt 10 1850 in house once owned D.!
Henry viii sir Thnmns Moro's hlncl
uen0rlal slab g. In Chelsea old church
Lady Dacrr Lady inu Chcyuc t'd th
llcht,s Of Northumberland. th.cr O
Ch,ta's grand ladies, iir beneath mouu
Erhu within the church; while Charles
GORGE aud Henry Kingsley once lived q
ueUciury with their father, who had ~
sg.vCl tAc Giving" from Lord Cardigan.
laChcynp walk lived Turner, tho painter
din Chyuu row lived and died Gc1gg
Aloi ana rugged old Carlyle. Quucl
Elizabeth used TO viit tho lurl ~ ShiyW.
bury at shvw bury house. just hHck q
lhgnc walk, and doughty old Samup
'ahn,oni who thought he could mol
t.la rs well a. make q dictionary, i0
stony time came here every day to the oh
Nle'Sa china works 40 the corner Of Law
tnee street and Justice walk, his fuithfu
lopts,rrtr twiQng after him with
ilfc basket containing hi daily food
The poet George Herbert dwe't Ia thi
tagh0orhooi; Ro,c,N lived aud sang her
and bis garlcn vi flowers, and ~ littl
lii1er's shop and conrchousc, Don salt,
~ L was called. IN Cheypo wall
E,han Cromwell, Steele aud Addisu
az Benjamin Franklin, who worked In
nlins shop In Bartholomew Close, cam
est shaved aud TO loitcg over their co
", 'wher1 the llteruti then sat IN council.
Nlhltnng ON through tho qual
N0is With their ancient aud picturosqu
lAois, hets Of the silent great wi
N"ly about ynu, llut now mud the
tatlighuul memories will he not III
-Antly broken IN upon by the appga
'oI some shrIyelCd Old man. often wit
'sne or a crutch and always IN ilamiu
Many an odd llttlc study You will IN
"gpg these cnnt1nkcrou, past age hero,
we quiet streets Of Chelsea. Chefs,
slH hardly hr Chelsea without then
".Sshug along is thOroughfaus, sittir
-, eng silent on sunny benches, leauir
Nul fountains, vases and statues re-.
:" c1mp0scdly Ms house owners ,
80 Steps Nld ycstibulcs, or stumpiu
WE with orders TO this and that serynu
long habit had given them ncquir,
sENsory rightl over the Affairs OF re,
s,I',, they irresistibly suggest u bcyy
,1N'Ag cockntoo3 turned loose in pui
~ -ardon, each one harplug upon son
| sl'M grievance orAeIight.
"any are the snug little publlc hons
aaIl by, worse luck to the british citlz,
,rorl lisu''onor and you will find II ca
t1sN 70 mnko friendships with these o
So WHO have li'tle to do aud much
r,".,er while awaiting the last lot
r',e' I'would be sorcly uugracious
III, 1D- . 70 cement an 0cquaintauueship