. Antichi monumenti e personaggi storici di Boston. George BobertTwelves Hewlett, membro del Tea Party. Suo padre wasa colla-maker, sapone-boiler, tanner, sego-chandler, e perhapsfilled il suo tempo libero con altri occupazioni. Il giovane Hewesfu battezzato nel Vecchio Sud, ed ebbe una quota considerevole nelle tumulti operate dai meccanici di Boston. Ha livedto essere novantotto anni, mantenendo un intelletto chiaro intilnear la fine della sua lunga vita-jouniey. Kobert Hewess fratello maggiore, Shubael Hewlett, AVAS Butcher- 270 PUNTI DI RIFERIMENTO DI BOSTON. Maestro-Generale in città, mentre Howe deteneva il possesso, e.

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. Old landmarks and historic personages of Boston. George BobertTwelves Hewes, a member of the Tea Party. His father wasa glue-maker, soap-boiler, tanner, tallow-chandler, and perhapsfilled up his leisure with other employments. Young Heweswas baptized at the Old South, and had a considerable sharein the tumults worked up by the Boston mechanics. He livedto be ninety-eight years old, retaining a clear intellect untilnear the end of his long life-jouniey. Kobert Hewess elder brother, Shubael Hewes, Avas Butcher- 270 LANDMARKS OF BOSTON. Master-General in the town while Howe held possession, and atone time during the siege six head of cattle was the entire stockin his hands for troops or inhabitants. His butcher-shop wasat the south corner of Washington Street and Harvard Place, opposite the Old South, in an old building with a projectingupper story. A slaughter-house Njas connected with the estab-lishment. People of wealth and position were glad to obtainthe rejected portions of the slaughtered animals during theinvestment of the town.. The old Julien House must ever remain an object of interestto all gastronomers. It was called Juliens Eestorator, andwas the first establishment noticed with this distinctive title ;all the rest were taverns or boarding-houses. M. Jean BaptisteJulien was the inventor of that agreeable potage which bears hisname. He came to this country with the celebrated Dubuque, who was a refugee from the French Eevolution. Dubuqueoccupied for a time the Shirley mansion in Roxbury. The oldhouse with its gables, overhanging upper stories, and huge FEOM THE OLD SOUTH ROUND FOUT HILL. 11/1 » chimney was taken down in 1824, and succeeded Ly Julien, afterwards Congress, Hall. Its site was once a tanyard. ^ViterM. Juliens death in 1805 his widow succeeded him, keepin;^the house for ten years. It is supposed to have been builtabout 1760. That part of Congress Street lying south of Milk wasformerly Green Lane, and in 1732 was named Atkinson Street, from an ol

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1870
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• bookyear1876