, 1870-03-27

of IN the etreets; and--what thu ministry
eared fsr mcro fon.--it vas sold vithout the
rayrnept OF tI,e duly; each duty, tic poop!e
fsid, teiuE. % t*te'ilot'Hse: - saa voIth & Ian-
dudgeon tle eysAf !.n7't, vfn had hcld ont bis
yanebai.k ,;lie ~ar, rIfc~ntully, ovex sgainst
tic Ho.;1 r.. }.nrsc, Il in Eussen Court, next
the Ca!nun Ea1l, 1T the Surgeons Arms. in
D.wy. lane, might set happy It the cod q MS MS
pleased, for the EMAIL sun Of hhislinss. Tho
Ininistry were sfrsd from thia that the popu-
lace would rink Into continued state
Of sntoaicstion; even into tho state they
lad been IN when tha retsi!era OF
NJ no rsinted bonrls in pahfc. inviting people to
be drunk fos the enaah expense o. 4ne penny
assuring them they might be dead drunk for
twopencc, and have stra* to lie on fer nothing!
80 ii was proposed TO bring in a hA for r.
dnrns ths h1Ao5 dste n aeaa ofasr ,,ds snst sy
forced. And tie ministry carried the measure,
though Lord He1Eey e. men, vozuen, aud Har-
yeys'h wxa tload against il, and 20 Waa m
Lord u Cleetesaeld {And of the IsttaEs], and
such qusntity Of bishops, that It diI1sion. the
,s,t ns!,s "@y s;,,s ssd 'a1hes ahea." "a Is cSsa
looking round It their favert8,ccs in =
Cluster near him. "Have got on
the other side Of the question? have not Lad
the l,onez 70 divide with &c many le"n-aeesea
II xas rasEfng Tie evening It Villa, in Co
vent Ga1tlen," Steele tellz us-srcl, eveelne
being raal1y few years befor8 our date, bui
practically identical" Ehen the cry q ths
belInan, Past 9 a'ciock!' reused me. ! venl
10 my lodgings led By Light, whom put antu
tho discourse Of his private economy, and max
him give me IN account Of the ch*r8s, hazard
profit, md loas Of family that depended upon
! link, With 4 dssign 70 end my tf5ial day w'ih
the generously Of si1perce."
| relating this incident would have c.llet the
| link.man Glymr1ack, .od the siSrsncs sad:t
| knew both tho a1prrse.ious; and heanl then
| when he vas "entangled At the end OF Ssw
| port street and Long, acre" OF when he ea.nt
| 10 ''tho Pass, which, il i military tasm IL.
brother. Of the xhip 1sre given - tte strai'
ut ST. ClcmGnt's Church" He heard anothsl
| piece Of caut, 1t my rato4 about whicl. lie
| gosaipa very pretdly. He Saw . lady yistinr
The fruit shops At Covent Ganlen, and Afte
| tripping into her coach, ahe sat in it, with lel
| mzsk on, an1 . laced shoe just appearing o,
tha oppoetta cuahion, 70 hold her firm and in 4
! proper attitude 70 receive inevitable jults. Shf
was : eilkEofnl- II. wza surprised" says
Steele, with this phrase but fouud it sas a
can't with til, hackney ir7terlity For their 1scst
custcuaers; wunen who raulble t,si:e or tlric.,
= week from shop TO shop, to turnover al tho
goods in kown without buying anything. Tin
| nilkuofma arc, it seems, inlu1se1 by the
| tra1esuer."
"lt il scaIcely to te credited" csias Walker
Of the Dictionary lsc:u5, s:l.,olm. ster,. and
lecturer on el,cuipn). apsl be is speaking Of
The second meaning to the word ca,,t-''i, is
scarcely to be credited that the writer ia tie
Sftctdfur, tigncd T.. ehcu,M adnpt ds-iva-
lion Of this word fron, eue Andrew Cant,
| Scotch Presbyterian nliaisteE. The Latiu
eanfus. 80 expressive IT the singing or w1,iu-
tns tone Of utItaiIs rssaclers, is - o5yioa. al
l etY1uo1cy. The caut Of I.arsirular n&lfea-
eions il an es+y drssration from the 1amo
origin. It means tie act phrases, the rx,ti,.e
Of professional language. resembling the
chime Of eong."
DOES it9 Well, ~o caro- not Like CorEer,
we arc not
Learn%y rhi'ooetst. who chase
parting AJlhsaflc through tfNe aud sraGc;
StArt u At h1rae, Al1t hunt It In The dark
To Ganl, To fsteetp, anr ntp NoaaN Az
Ee would rathey Steele thass Walker; that =
ab- And though Il docs not altar caut wor,.a
to tlsi thetn- in his company, il puts ha1s-
1pund them