The sun., 1914-09-27
In the Humphrey CIink~r Couptrx

som" there are whose hannop.d
chance II is { antecsdc IN. age ~
horizontal homes whose Pen,tes biss ~.
speak IN water hammer tones and
Whose Lares come into being with &,
SulSon wrench. To such comes the
most pleasant picture Of memory in
the vision of an ancient attic. that
'ompartlon + ordered disarra ngement.
or lazy sunbeams triclSlinc SLOWLY.
through lowering notes all gold Of air
SO deeply >lumbering that IL is such
stun as dreams are made on and no
mer" vehicle of oxygen to become .,
chemical equation within tho lungs of
IN" explorer 4 these memory chambers
such Is the air which AtsI~n I,t.,.,.
CtsT Mrs. WHERRYD has happilv sic.
'eeded IN giving to her volumes twain
of Chronicles NJ Erthiu on the DyLc
London. John Lane. The Rodl,y
Hcad).
ErthlC Hall Is not ono Of tho stately
homes Of England nor oven of Wales
Just m" decent abode # folk who in the
last three centuries have heen good
husbands ot their lands. sometimes
called TO bear the burden nf tho state.
sometimes coming To grief. not wholly
n parochial home for We find I, reaching
back INTO hoary past and IN later times
IN touch with the distant world b,th
raSt and west. Til" dyke "a WAITS
DYKE. scene Of Druid rites and Cymrir
Siri''. Among the earliest names ~
owners of the soil we find Pules,on.
ana her" is At least IN name and an
cent family link With our own land
m thc history Of our own great CON
iiici between IN" North and South the
student of the pennsylvania volunteer
army viii recognize the service ron
d"r'd I" itS great war Governor hy n
I"hn fuloston who took upon himself
'N' burden of seeing thar tho regiments
~ IN" pennsylvania limo. line far
hHnE IN many IN army. received its
pay and I'll the necessities If It's com.
Wn'Ndrat. Attcrward this son Of tho
dNr" returned 10 his native land sat Il
Parliament not without good service
ana "a- Nnght"d hv lis Queen.
Nor is tsis modern instance the ONLY
connection that f.rthig has with Amer
lea. In ono Of it's chambers there is
sim TO hc found screen out Of tho
distant East, gift Of the Governor Of
Madras under John Company, that
Elihl Yale whose memory is cherished
IN Sew Haven and wherever tho blue
'-rt y estate, TO 1t he returned when
hn mad shaken the pagods tree ana
found comfort in Plaa Groro. In the
days of his prosperity at Fort George
the owner of I.rthlG did him favor
as set nth, with it, rcquital. N the
following letter:
~ present of four Rundietts of sand
patch Ale, an honour | could no ways
expect. nor hope, knowing of no obligs-
ton TO such, or lessor favour from
ro1. and can Il, imputed to nothing
but my good fortune and your bound
les i!"cralty. Twas no less fame To
v"lr noble riiytr too that past two
rN'ra'ti 'rs OF the torrld Zone, Stoutly
preserving lis SPIRITS, without losing
th' least Tincturc Of its Native Com
piociion. And certainly YOU have out.
artcd' the Nirtuosos Notion of Trans
fulton this being the onl.- .prarktican
hypothesis, To create and renew our
t.ngl.sh Hoods, and ou;do,s the other
as farr rs The distauc, of the ENpcr!-
mt9t ana ! am sure had much con.
ira. erect. TrdnsccudiuS ;hc Canaryan
Nectar. l'ut ! we'll remember fair words
ana praise. are no price rurrant 'nr
Alt TiS ..rc"ious tomodity that re-.
puir,S present Satisfaction which tho
tr"Nih " ! cannot now So wen dis
charNc rs | desire, therefore hegg your
and your good I.adyos acceptance of
part IN one Of the vrssrla hld with our
hest Mango Atchtr to -aursrlf. aud 10
her Japan Skrecn" which come unln
this ship HenGall Merchant"
This was addressed Ia Joshua Eds.
bury. the hu.ldo' of Eri li~ IIall. The
letters ~ ms p"r.uu recall UauIht so
much as Matthew Bramhlc of Hr.mhlc
Hall yet with less of the thrift of that
famous squire. Fdlsbury spent most
Of his time away from Erthig, a some
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