The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-16

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all females at the church. the co,npensa-
ton OF the passion" in coin in the pres
cnce of the multitude. the final ..chegrin"
of the mourners at the hon IS Of the lat
ter, and the gallons of shnaegrum" at
the public house. overwhich the lamcnted
"Coden Jack" is said the highest eulOgy
known To Cornish genius. .aE knowed
tin,n
In England generally the great number
of old customs surviving. and almost
prevailing. is far more remarkable To
those VINO will see. than can the absence
of their like be either striking or lament
able save to those of completely opaquevis-
ion In modern London. modern as Paris or
New York in most Of its cosmopOlitan
characteristics. there are no ends of an
cient customs still in yOgue. especially
among the ancient guilds and among the
extremes of society. from the coster-
monpers' annual outiandish parade to the
lord MAYORS BANQUET There is a no
greater nest of these odd old ceremonials
and things than NAV at any time be OBJ
served In and about parliament and the
house of lords. while. for every half dozen
court ceremonials in vogue during the
time of Elizabeth that have been dis
carded. any person of intelligence can
point out a score. euuallyantiuue, curious,
and some might insist ridicniOus. which
have been dauntlesslv retained.
Astbava n,,a,,iouel,, sboyvn in +beee ar.
ticlee En1lieh ,ilIoryes and VILLAGE life
o,,c IL, 17ost ,,,,,tic,1ia,,e os cbor,ninc, ard
cba,acterf,,i nc tbo,T ,,yere oryT time Mt an,
hevoTd n cor, t,7,,,, n Sro Tho cuetorns ,n-
main ,,itb fbesS n7,acticaIlv the same.
and ~ ,b,,,e,e in eesentiaIe is largely in
tbo ~, 20 49,, - 1900 70
the ritjes ma who are themselves suby
loot 70 er,ot ,.adicai cbonge ttot thor
forn,cr n,.oyincjai environInent seems
1nao,, and 4 oforn,ed From, tho now and
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10 r,,t i,r,orfon+ "a affa..tiy-a iII',st,o
lion tt,ot 90 :, I've rna6e taiyn iife in and
about the egraat EngIisb ~. for that mat
tor ScottisI ana I,,ieb nobianap, astates
As P,;tiob institntinns ana eonioioeyy, Co
these nrot+;da The biorbest noesihIe evamo
ME With few xceptions-such as the
discontinuance If home-breyvino of ale
and the provision of a servants hall in
place of the common table-the entire
regime Of these splendid nlaces remains
the same as in the time when the old rob
her barons' fortified stone barrels with
bitches around them were Transformed
into princely Flizabethan castle or hall
In nearly every detail of relations be-
tween lord ana tenant. between tenant
and hind in the MANAGEMENT of the home
denesne. in the force of retainers and
their duties from steward or agent.
down mast bean forester and under for
esters head GamelzeeDer. helpers and
,beaters :, head gardcn and under gar
dencrs lodcc-lefpers and all house ser
wants there remains strong and fixed
and seemingly unchnnpeable every oIdpn
cIet01n ohseTvance duty orratuitv and
nleaeant an, unnleasout aSsociation of
master and man mar have for nearly a
0Iorter Of n thous,nd wears provided The
most int orestiny pages of English litcra-
ture- a,,5 eecnrcd th5 alrnost Ilnshalyen adj
miration if not always nffection OF those
Who have desnite ali noIitiral turmoil
held the British nation together: AN of
which is NOT in defense Of y system hut
Tho statenent Of n historic fact and
nracticoi iIInstration of a most interest,"
mo soCioloricaI snectocle
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