Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-11-20

a cooks shop. Help me in with him, and
drive like Old Nick
The fellow complied-judging that his
singular fare would not omit an extra six
pence or so, it being New Years morning.
when the goal was reached.
go it like bricks, dye hearl' cried the
comic actor, when the poor lad was slowed
in a recumbenl position upon one of the seats.
aye, aye, shouted the driver, that | will
Treat him well, sir, for Gods sake, petit
toned the girl.
ooh, | had f.rgotten you-iump in, my
girl, and you can tell me all about it Us we 90
along
The driver was as good as his word-past
the Obelisk-past The Elephant and Castle
whisk through kensington Gate-catch the
toll, you long-legged lurcher-missed it, have
youl there it lies on the ground tien-and
here we are at Vauxhall Road.
Good fellows these, that kept the supper
waiting at the risk Of sending the cook to a
Lunatic Asylum the next day, while they
attend to the poor boy, who from the hour Of
his birth up to that precise time had never
Con our credit us chroniclers) known what it
was to cali forth mere words. rtalone " hole
sale acts, OF sympathy. as on the present oc-
It"lflla 3D. |f'tAIN . 90 'l'NNH a MUM u u HNlE
of -roru-H....- of the gaol aud trcrdmiI-
had been U.- .|...aue from society. aud hum
10. -0 .r..a. ta.. o. brought the glare of
t.s #.. .... -.'. h#s iuuIeu yes, had been
#- . ..I.".u.uH ..u.. uG-jlu hIs childish
d.ss ue H.a0ai .." gul'ar for is food. 1T
is 20 doctrine tIugHt by u,-oiogiius that the
mere 'et. Wandering. without any thing else,
carries WIdl /, a vehement suspicion of capt.
tai crime, says George Borrow, in his Clip
sizes in SPAIN quoting Il Spanisi Doctor
by certain theologians also in England. if we
may Judge from their conduct, aud by too
many oil the rich among the lalty.
The cook could endure it no longer; the
pheasants were removed from the spit, and
despatched mp stairs: come what might of it
she did not care, she would sooner lose her
place than suffer the birds to stay another
turn at the fire. But her master and his
friends did not repair 10 the table, in spitc of
repeated summonses. The boy, restored by
generous cordiaIs, and by more generous food.
was telling them his story. And a siplIt it
was to behold these men-and be assured
Nisitants that they were not aware of who
did behold them,-listeners to the touching
narrative.
Our tale draws TO its close. A c~all-boy's
place at the theatre on d rising salary of nine
shiIlings a week, with a certainty Of earning
some additional five or six as Grand lad to
the company, was promised our hero. And
what touched him more at the time, the quests
(actors all of them,) Joined their host in a
subscription wherewith to fee a counsellor to
defend his incarcerated brother at the next
sessions, thus giving him a chance Of escape
--oi retornatlon--and an honest livelihood.
The poor boys ragged clothes Were dCHed
on the spot, and his limbs were invested in
a sun l'aI i'dd belonged to the hosts eldest
SON. a previous ceremony In the performance
OF "Ilch lot wafer ana soap Were greatly IN
request having neeh eIJolned and compiled
WIN supper Ild not waitall this time the
COOK was il0l'lien When word was sent her
t'lal ''e VlanuS were worthy OF the occasion;
anu iei "eaFt expanded under the intluence OF
port WIne' ana ule reg ana wing OF a capon.
an" ti"', ere inc NE" car was yet two
nTu a U'nu.snou9n youn9 "s II Was' 1t was
a"eduy PieSna"t Wl'' great hop!es' ana was
II. az, ~ "''i'u'dte ~ PROMISES, 10 those
" ut1aPPoln'eu II '"e ras'' sun look Tor
"a'" ,Ti. L'aD"'eu eA Iec, a'ion 10 the future
become r'. !, V rasI bo o,aPu OF It's cNlslfnce' 1t mad
had found Criends-hoJ t,s,ai ,"I,d"t 10y
was TO he a warrant no onnor" n;lI. ~
dred and fart " L,J H. iS''' u"
savest thou ? these somoritans. on1.,. D"i'su,'
Ots-conSidnroJ pooo rL..;I- r:I