...erm of his apprenticeship, about as many opportunities of boarding round, as ordinarily fall to the lot of a country schoolmaster. In 1827, he boarded at the Eagle tavern, which was then kept by Mr. Harlow Hosford , and was the Headquarters of social and fashionable life in that pleasant old village. There the balls and village parties were had, there the oysters suppers came off, and there the lawyers, polit...