The Father of Queen Victoria
in America.
Prince Edward, afterwards Duke of
Kent,and the father of Queen Victoria;
passed through Burlington, Vt., in
Feb. 1793.
He came from Quebec, where he had
command of a regiment. His trip
through the country was accomplished
in carryalls and sleighs ; a courier had
been sent on to Burlington to prepare
for his accommodation. There were
then only seven framed houses in the
whole village, and but one, that of
Phineas Loomis, large enough to re
oeiye so numerous a party.
The prince arrived in the afternoon
with thirteen carryalls and sleighs, and
left the third day before noon. He had
with him two aids and two body-guards
a lady and a cook. The lady was to go
to New York, and the prince provided
the sleigh which was to convey her
with abundance of fur robes,and placed
a large dog at her feet. A little inci
dent occurred on the passing of the
prince and the lady from the house to
the sleigh which illustrates somewhat
the character and personnel of the
prince. An awkward but stout young
man was standing in the path,not mak
ing room readily for the party to ad
vance. Prince Edward advanced, and
takiug him up bodily, set him on one
side in the snow.
At this place, Burlington,he dismiss
ed the teamsters who had brought him
from Canada, and engaged five farmers
to take him to Boston. It was said by
these men that he was a jolly compan
ion, enjoyed the pork aud beans, nut
cakes and cheese.
Among the early settlers of the town
was Col. Stephen Keyes, a gentleman
of the old school, who were a cocked
hat and kept a hotel on Water Street.
He proposed to pay his respects to
Prince Edward,and with several young
men of the yillage, made a call ill the
evening. Col. Keyes introduced him
self to the prince, and then stated that
he had brought with him some young
gentlemen of legal and mercantile pur
suits, who wished to pay their respects
to him. They were severally present
ed, and the prince respectfully bowed
to each. This was apparently the com
mencement of a pleasant evening's en
tertainment. But wnat was their dis
may when the prince and his aids very
informally and abruptly retired to their
own apartments ! The Colonel could
not brook this, and in unmeasured
terms veuted his indignation and de
clared the prince "uo gentleman."
Don't Waste Liquid Manure.
The value of liquid manure upou
lawDS, grass, young grain, cabbages,
turnips, spinach and strawberries ap
plied in autumn and to many more
crops in spring, is perhaps theoretically
understood by many people, but very
seldom experimentally demonstrated in
actual use. Like a great many other
things, it involyes a little trouble at the
outset. At the East we had a wet
season up to the first part of August,at
least. How everything has grown I
The plant-food has been dissolved, and
the plants have taken it in and made
use of it in a wonderful manntr. A
small amount of water carrying a very
little manure-water produces a marked
effect; in fact, water alone is a great
thing, and with a proper cart very easy
to apply. Manure-water is easily made.
A sunken hogshead in the barnyard,
coyered with a lot of white oak saplings
four or five inches through, will fill up
with the first rain and be strong enough
to make the crops laugh over an acre or
more of land if mixed with plenty of
water. The application should not
be stronger than one-fourth manure
water to three parts water. Nitrate of
soda may te very effectively applied in
this way, say one pound to ten gallons
of water, or three pounds to the barrel.
—American Agriculturist for October.
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At the World's Merry. A Kovel. By Florence
Warden, author of " The House on the Marsh," etc.
Mildred Trevanloa. A Novel. liy " The Duch
ess," author of " Molly Uawn," etc.
Hark Haya. A Novel, by Hugh Conway, author
of " Called Rack. '
The Mystery of the Holly Tree. A Novel.
By the author of •' liora Thorne."
kbudoirs on tlie know. A Novel. By B. L. Far
jc-on. author of " llreail and-Cbeeae-and-Klsaet," etc.
.. The Cray Woman. A Novel, lly Mrs. Ciaskell,
author of " Mary Barton," etc.
The Frosea Heep. A Novel. By TTllkie Collins,
author of" The Woman in White," etc.
Kt-d Court Farm. A Novel. By Mrs. Henry
Wood, author of " Fast Lyuue," etc.
lu Cupld'a A'et. A Novel. By the Author of " Dora
Thome."
llnek to the Old noma. A Novel. By Mary Cecil
Hay. author of- Hidden I'ertts," ete.
John Kowrrliuiik's Wife. A Novel. By Mlsa
Muio V. author of "John Halifax Gentleman," etc.
. Lady t. u i-udollite'a Hreum. A Novel, lly the
author of • Ilora Thorne," etc.
.1 usprr Hstne'a Mrcrtt A Novel. By Miss M. K.
1 Craidun, suthor of "Aurora Floyd," ete.
la-ollne. A KoveL By Mary Cecil Hay, author of
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(iabrls*l'a Murriace. A Kovel. By Wllkle ColUns,
author of " No Name." ete.
. Hnvld Hunt. A Noval. Br Mrs. Aan 8.
author of •' Fashion and Famine," etc.
Ileuptiiir the Whirlwind. A Novel. By Mary
Cecil Hay. author of "Old Mlddlctou's Money," ete.
Htidlcy farleon. A Novel. By Miss M. K. Brad
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Kwaleat ob "fin Mvstkbv or twb Hasnt-sKDa. A
: KoveL By KttaW. Fierce, author of "The Birth Mark," eta.
A (solds-n Ihtwa. A Novel. Bjr the author of
"Dora Thorne." ete.
.. \'ulerle'a Fate. A Novel. By Mrs. Alexander,
author of " The Wooing O't," etc.
. M*ter Koste. A Novel. By WUkie Collins, author
! of " The Woman in WblJB," ete.
j Aisne. A Novel. By Mrs. Henry Wood, author of
1 "East Lvune."
The Lnnrt-1 Raah. A Novel. By Miss Unlock,
author of "John Halifax, Gentleman," ete.
A mow llarten. A Novel. By George Eliot, author
of "Adam Bede," " The Mill on the Floss," ete.
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