The little village of _Bourn_, therefore, takes its name from its situation. Then there are two _Hurstbourns_, one above and one below this village of Bourn. _Hurst_ means, I believe, a Forest. There were, doubtless, one of those on each side of Bourn; and when they became villages, the one above was called _Up_-hurstbourn, and the one below, _Down_-hurstbourn; which names have become _Uphusband_ and _Downhusband_. The lawyers, therefore, who, to the immortal honour of high-blood and Norman descent, are making such a pretty story out for the Lord Chancellor, relative to a Noble Peer who voted for the Bill against the Queen, ought to leave off calling the seat of the noble person _Hursperne_; for it is at Downhurstbourn where he lives, and where he was visited by Dr. Bankhead! Whitchurch is a small town, but famous for being the place where the paper has been made for the _Borough-Bank_! I passed by the _mill_ on my way out to get upon the downs to go to Alresford, where I intended to sleep. I hope the time will come, when a monument will be erected where that mill stands, and when on that monument will be inscribed _the curse of England_. This spot ought to be held accursed in all time henceforth and for evermore. It has been the spot from which have sprung more and greater mischiefs than ever plagued mankind before. However, the evils now appear to be fast recoiling on the merciless authors of them; and, therefore, one beholds this scene of paper-making with a less degree of rage than formerly. My blood used to boil when I thought of the wretches who carried on and supported the system. It does not boil now, when I think of them. The curse, which they intended solely for others, is now falling on themselves; and I smile at their sufferings. Blasphemy! Atheism! Who can be an Atheist, that sees how _justly_ these wretches are treated; with what exact measure they are receiving the evils which they inflicted on others for a time, and which they intended to inflict on them for ever! If, indeed, the monsters had continued to prosper, one might have been an Atheist. The true history of the rise, progress and fall of these monsters, of their _power_, their _crimes_ and their _punishment_, will do more than has been done before to put an end to the doubts of those who have doubts upon this subject.