Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London Chatto and Windus · leaf 379
e. He was wounded and blind, and wasdiscovered on the field by his wife and servant, and on hisrecovery to health they all returned to England; but hisrelations, for some unknown reason, treated him very coldly,and this their high spirits could not brook, so it ended intheir settling down at… … White chappel, whither he having promised to come, and theybetween them tippd off four black Pots of Hum, they at thattime parted. His wife took him to the rendezvouse, wherehe not only thoroughly enjoyed himself, but the beggars pre-sented him with a dog trained to the business. Soon after this…
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