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Tuesday 21, got up at 5 o clock, went on board to see Farr found Mrs Farr with very bad cold, ship left the Depot while I was downstairs, had a difficult matter to get away from her had to climb down the side and scramble over a lot of boats and barges and scale, etc. Luggage came from station at 9 1/20 am. It was too late when arrived last night to bring them. Had a walk in the Afternoon, to Birkenhead Park, it is very prettily laid out, it has an entrance very like the Marble Arch, Hyde Park. The town is a miserable black looking affair, many of the [Houses ?] built of stone quarried on the spot, which is darkish coloured sandstone. I saw a Church, very lately finished, its colour gave it a very singular appearance, the children run about the streets and in the Park (by scores) without shoes. They dry bricks here in a different way to whatever I saw before, they lay them flat all over the ground and when they are a little dry they are stacked in Hacks they are all slop made bricks and when they are picked up from the ground they pick a quantity of dirt with them which makes them very rough.
