This magnificent place was given to him by the English government after the battle of Waterloo.

A lofty statue of the duke, that can be seen for miles around, stands at one entrance.

A drive of a few miles further brought us to the parish church of Canon Kingsley, where he preached many years, and where all that is mortal of him now lies buried.

We wandered through the old church, among the moss-covered tombstones, and into the once happy home, now silent and deserted--his loved ones being scattered in different quarters of the globe.

Standing near the last resting place of the author of "Hypatia," his warning words for women, in a letter to John Stuart Mill, seemed like a voice from heaven saying, with new inspiration and power, "This will never be a good world for women until the last remnant of the canon law is civilized off the face of the earth." We heard Mr.Fawcett speak to his Hackney constituents at one of his campaign meetings.