Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 90, 1892.

the mountain air bring all the people here;
but these are not tithc of the attractions.
a ten minutes walk upon the hills aud
you are iu rural England us the puot7 sing
Of 10. Fruit trcrs shake their blossoms or
their fruit In showers upon the grass IN
odd hooks and corners NJ struggling ham
lets. Zach farmhouse aud cottrr's cottage
stands In it, own orchard, brilliant with
the sprays Of pink and white, Or with balls
u russell aud gold, according 10 the season.
Chaillnches and robins Hre among the
moses In al these orchards blarkhiris
and thrushcs are everywhere In the thick
shrubbcries Of the gardens aud in the
tangled hedgorows aud coppiccs. Wrns
hedge warbler, and other tiny birds ate In
the matted grasses, 10y che heigcrows aud
by the shaded runncls In the bitches.
Everywhere too, are the irregular
shapcd meadows, with their fantastic
hooks and corners. and their sweet rich
heritage. where dairy cows aud cattle
feeding up for the butcher pass their
tranquil lives literally In clover There Is
always SURE to be pretty pool under the
clump 81 trees ut ono corner, or shallow
stream nppling gently along at one side.
singing It's way to the valleys from the
hills
Not eight miles away are the spires aud
towers of quaint old cathedral city. This
IL ancient Worcester. that earned IL. title
81 the faithful city" In the time ~ the
commonwealth la ~ vaiinntiy holding uut
against Cromwell for the King. Noung
Charles watched the last great bat'le
from the cathedral tower until tho citi-
zous, vnlnly beating back the Invaders,
gave him time 10 make his escape. Crcm.
well rcvcnrcd the plucky resistance not
20 like butcher rs NJ DroghcGn. but
enough to leave the fair old city almost
silent aud deserted Tor years, while only
the fowls II the air gathered Ia It's roohcss
and windoWlcsa cathedral
In Worcester the old and the new touch
everywhere Most interesting among that
which Is old are two oi the most note.
worthy monuments In England within the
cathedral one j. that N King John. tho
earliest royal oillry In any Of the English
churches. The other ~ the monument to
Bishop llough. ~ M,Vdnlrn college celeb
riiy, whom JAMES II succeeded in making
thu English thoroughly remember.
This mingling Of the old and new ~
notably characterization Worcester. There
hrc bustlng streets with broad paycmunts
and busy river wharves Thuru arc noble
bridges, big warehouses and bigger manu-.
1NNAANlN'N " Va AAAA anu NNilE NNMH
Of brick cottages for wurlImrn, which may
possess comfort. but which have q hidcous
samcncs- and drrnrnoss about them.
Hut there nrc broad streets, sharply
turning old corners and losing themselves
IN the gucercst ~ lanes running mp AMI
down the hills. There are weather stained
buildings, sacred and municipal. preserved
or restored or partially rebuilt, There il
one vcacrnhle fortified gateway, and an.
other graceful medieval arch. while there
arr streets and wynds and closes with an
tiquatod names like Forgntc and the Fry
ar. So, too, there arr many, many tim
bored houses with those fine old open gal
lcrics which used to look down upon tho
courtyhrds of Inns and hostelrics- when
wngoncrs and cnrtmcn liked to keep az
csc on their goodS and guests SECUTED foi
walters instead Of ringing for them.
hut the guAintcst, sweetest place In MI
/ the Cotswold and Malvern hills IL ancient
| broadway. Broadway street IL is old and
| pleasant name, derived from that great
road or trackway leading from the west o
] England TO London and the east coast nnt
| herr auulontly called the 'iiradweia - frou
the shepherds "cottes on the inountc,
wulds down 10 the most fruitful vale o
| Eysshnm.n
II II one long, wide, struggling street
With large, open, triangular green, at on
end branching Into two great roads. one q
/ Chcltenhnm aud one to Eyrsham. All IL
houses are picturesque. Indeed. hero
one II the few ancient stone built village
OF uldcn England. left precisely ~ H. NAL,
en- built II all the why from 800 to co year
ago, and without a single mark Of mod,ri
Improvement upon II, On every sid
are high pitched pabled roofs, with won
derful stone and iron finals, mullionod win
dovs and bays loaded easements contain
ing the original glass, and huge, tall, ston
chimney stncks-all wenthervd 10 mos
beautiful colors. Low stone walls In From
inclose little old world gardens Wit
clipped and fanriiully shaped ycw trrcl.
d There are two 81 the quniutcst Inns 4
England here Coaches have run to am
from them, ~ now. for hundreds of ycari
for broadway Ii beyond the sound uf N
railway, aud the rc-tful hustrlries nbpuu
IA interesting bit, Of detail, Old OAK d3oi
aud hinges, old glass and easement faster
ings aud most curious chimney pipcu
plaster ceilings md pancled rooms, Ever
house has Nat headed. mullloned window
with massive wood llntels inside and hug
bnulks Of oak, roughly squared and molt
ed over the iuglcs and ilrcplaocs. NcI
the village green Is the oltfGraugc' Of III
abbots Of pcrshorr; Ia Sld house u, on
end OF the village colonies II artists, soul
from our own country. annually Come Un
live IN what they call I'm Paradise" an
, from the summit Of broadway hill not onl
eau you study scenes blending into thu
teen English shircs, cut hundreds OF nbbe
barns and ancient stone farmhousHs en-
be seen. In every one Of the latter trad
ton will tell you, Charles or Eizabct
passed night, How wise Of them to do
, II they had the time
cnyicd them Hnd followed their exam
: pie wherever | could, and from this mos
, lest Of all west Of England hooks took el
trnnciug strulls 10 DHylrsforl, where Wa
rem Hastings was born and where he die,
, tolittlr strcnham, where Samuel Builcr,nl
thor Of "lludihfas," was born 10 Chippiu
\ Campdcn, site Of the ancient "Coteswol
: games OF the time Of james |, upon white
Jonson, Dgaytou and other poets wrOt
and whose rhymes were published Ia
quaint old volume called "Annalm ID
brensiH,n Ia 1855, 10 Wiuchronibe, nslrt
by the bahbling lsbome stream, with :
ruin Of q once famous mitered abbey and I
, sad memories II the poisoning of the qucg
y dowaEcr, Catherine Parr; TO Clccye Prio
= hung like nest upon the cliffs above u
y, Avon. and To Ey,shnm, queen OF mob
=, Eyesham vale, rising from the banks
~ the Avon aud backed by u venerable towe
- antique churches and the ivlod walls uf {
y, once fourishlug abbey One and all, Idly
- lie kDOts and hours wore thpqe