The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-08-10 00:00:00

FAST YOUNG LADIES.

The John Ball takes tip tho d#fence of the young
ladies of England against the „Morning post. Taigas
does not believe that Lady Maria talks slang, smokes
cigars, bets on horse races, or knows Aspasia by sight.
Verily, we hope not. And indeed nobody supposed but
that a very small minority of the patrician youth were
of this order. Taurus quotes. Latin, saying—
•

Quum . . . . Mtrvia Tuscum
Figat aprum et nuda teneat venabula mamma.
Difficile est satiram non scribers.
Any young lady who wants this 'translated will observe
that the word " mamma " appears in it. But John
Bull's 444c1Orrier yyjn not operate against the unquestion-
able fact that there ,is wash aninua as the " fast girl'
—who, as a writer it Few): oloeryeg, "wears shorter
and more vivid petticoats, smaller hats, .17rig4tCV
feathers, boots with higher heels and more plentifully
decorated with little brass rings, - than those of her
slower contemporaries, and piques herself on reading
anything." This last is assuredly no great recommen-
dation.

T4E GRAND VOI,ATZ7Prit RtWIEW AT EPINBUROH.—
This Magni&Pnt review is ROY °Ziff. 4 4#s been in
every senses great success. Taking our history fpom
the earliest time, it stands without precedent or parallel.
One of the largest armies ever seen on Scottish soil has
paraded before her Majesty. The men composing it mus-
tered from all parts of the northern kingdom, from Wick
to Wigton, from Tain to Teviotdale, from Dornoch to
Dumfries. Thar() were the Ettrick Borderers, and the
913 Border line, upon whom
al paid
men who dwell se:4l} ,9f
they were wont to Make stle distfr
~ ;. Aberdeen
folk shouldered with men from Ayr; the Breadalbane
Highlanders formed part of the same brigade with the
corps recruited from the Afearns ; all were actuated by
the same spirit, all appeared equally enthusiastic and
delighted.—Caledonian Mercury.
BOBBING nu! DEAD, AND SALE OF CORPSES FOR
DISSECTION.—Sonde moth* since, a family residing
At South Boatga "h4O, the misfortune t 9 Igtie a child,
and it was buried it} an eiPeli4ve dress,made ley a
Q the churches,
lady, a friend of the family.
Tile body of the child
was placed in a tomb under Ape f
Two weeks after the ceremony, the lady who menu•
factured the dress which the little one wore before
her death, and was buried in, visited a washerwoman
for the purpose of employing her to do some work.
While Conversing, the lady's eye was attracted by a
child's dress, which hung
upon a clothes line. She
was 9tar,tied, for the dress resembled the one in
which her friend's child was ' shro, ded. h 9 visitor
asked permission to examine it, and her request
was gomprio with. What was her horror to find
that it was the very dress which ghe bad pat together
with her own hands, and which she had ggec hcF
favourite wear several times. There conhl be no mistake
about it, for the lady knew her own work, and the mate-
rials were of a unique pattern. The visitor asked the
washerwoman how she came by the dress. The answer
was that one day she was washing at Dr. ---'a house,
ir
and 691 the doeOes wife made her a present of it for
her little gl.
The lady iiiii4aoly left the house and
stated her suspicions to
her friends, The res# was, the
child's coffin was opened 4,4 found'empty. The
covery created such an excitement that the police were
appealed to, and other coffins, deposited under the
c-br.ql} by the same undertaker, were opened and found
vacant. The bodice 11.4
geons for dissecting purposes.
been removed and sold to sur-

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THE DAILY TIMES,. FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1860.