... infatuation of deep-rooted and nearly uni- tversal prejudiec, the collier believes that it weakens O0 him to waish his back. The consequence is, that not one collier in five hundred ever washes his whole h person, unless lie may have opportunities of bathing ...

... beings at a time washed up dead upon the shore. There was the Arniston, on the 13th of July, 1819, a total wreck, when, out of .365 persons on board, only five escaped. Not less than 360 dead bodies of men, women, and children, were washed on shore; and ...

... they could not put down sueh places; and until the number- less hordes of unfortunate women in the streets becsme chaste, sad men became more sober and honest, they would continue to exist. Mr. COLLIER, the Vestry Clerk, *aid that upwards of two hundred ...

... ceived but short notice, he executed admirably. Besides the two great pieces, his Royal Highness Prince ALBERT introduced a vast number of interesting matters, dug up with praiseworthy industry from the mine of oblivion, to the darikness of which they had ...

... would inevitibly suffo- *ate themll. The number of the sufferers has been ascertained t,, be thirtv-one, ten of whomil were men having large fami- ii'S of now destitute children. Thle body of one boy has been washed up.---(heter Chronio1e. EFFFCTS OF TSE ...

... afternoon brought large quantities down the river from Fruhaw and Chelsea, which increased to such a vast extent yesterday morning, that a great number of vessels and barges above and below bridge were Ice-locked and unable to move. About cle- ven o'clock ...

... ito pr - cession, the coffin to be carried by sailors to th' chapel. All those of my friends and relations, to a I iminted number, wvho wvish to attend may do s;. I My nephew, Prince Ediward of' Saxe Weimar, Lords o11lve and Denbi gh, the IHou. William ...

... too great a number in the Dock-yarJ, and notwithstanding' that a vast number who were fortunate enough to obtain tickets were accommodated within the precincts, to view the interesting event that was approaching, yet a still greater number were disappointed ...

... quart a minute, per- fectly fit for drinking, for washing, and for every other purpose for which fresh water is employed. We tasted it both before and after undergoing the process, and we used soap in washing our hands with it; and we can truly declare, that ...

... and do not remember anything minre until I was on the batik of the pit in the afternoon, when some one was washing me. Eleven other colliers were examined, who were at work in the pit at the time the accident happened; they fully cor- robornite the evidence ...

... High Sheriff, aud the meeting hroke up. The number of persons present was about 7,0.0 -a very large nuamber for a couoty maseetinig in Dcvon-as the gr eat extent of the county necessarily deters a vast number of the freeholders from attending. Maty districts ...

... believed to be sub- stantially cornert. The colliery htas for verv manyuyears been In full work, giving employment to a large number of Mien women, and boys. It appears that on Motday laSt a lot of men and boys were set to work in a lSvil, whicit wos about ...