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to the foot at the side, and with exactly one inch, at. the

least, to spare in length, when standing in them
bet you a hundred to one on the result : and v

ask any cordonnifr in the R
tics of Dress," in Blackwood's Magazine.
JERUSALEM—VAULTS UNDER TELE TEMPI
by Dr. Richardson, who visited t
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, who were also permitted, in 1833, under special li- it he cook
cense from the Pasha, to enter, restricted as even their re- first oath that a Ribbonman
searches were, excite a longing desire for the opportunity acknowledc that he was one.
which some future travellers may enjoy to thoroughly ex- take steps to ascertain the
plore the vaults beneath, c,2mval, as no doubt they are, " goods", (perhaps Mr. OX
with the Temple, if not as built by Solomon, at least as matron) and keep a good look
restored by Zerubbabel under the decree of Cyrus after we may witness in this neight
the Babylonish captivity. To speculate now upon what described as nightly enacted L
such a scrutiny might disclose, throwing light upon parti- Cavan, and Fermanagh. I am credibly
culars yet unknown concerning the Church history of the there is a considerable number of Ribbo,
Jews during the times that immediately preceded the final f Liverpool, and their principles are very little ,
destruction of their nation by the Romans, would be an when I call to mind the last passage in the oati
idle pursuit ; because without guide or clue. This, at have taken as a Free Burgess of the Town of Li
least, appears, that these vaults communicate with the I consider it my duty to warn the authoritio-
surface on which stood the place of the Presentation ; pro- illegal assemblies.—l remain, &c.,
bably with the Holy of Holies, which noee but the high-
priest was allowed to enter. Certain that all access to Liverpool, 71h June, 184 r
them has been sealed with jealous care since the begs
ning of the Saracen rule, and never with more jealousy
than since the old Turkish sway in Jerusalem has been THE Ith'
substituted for the more liberal system which was gratin. TAIN TRADES .
'll7, but surely, advancing under Mohammed Ali. Cer- sons engaged in th,.
aace of the Ark of the Covenant is lost in fell victims to consul:l4
Scripture history since soon after it was brought back varies ;in some profess
from out of the hands of the Assyrian conquerors, and that the varnish painters it
there is no account of its having been seen when Pompey gardeners it is as low as 4. ..
.e sanctuary. It is not improbable that it may sculptors, stonecutters, watch-ha
;en deposited in the concealment and custody of to 117 in the 1000 ; and among'
vaults. And, whenever the time shall come at clerks, &c., even to 141 ,:-
ebleness of the Turkish government shall sur- in carpenters, blue,-

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