g,yers well described by Byron when he says:
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gvers, well described by Byron when he says:
"Raise not your scythes. suppressors Of our vice,
Reforming saints. TOO delicsteIy nice!


By whose DEGREES our sinful souls to save,


No Sunday tankards foam--no barber's shave,
And beer undrawn, and boards unwown, display
Your holy reverence for the Sabbath day."


In other words, as far as Icould Judge, these
drinking houses appeared TO do an extensive
business, and at night, in the neighborhoed of
the docks, such houses appeared to be filled'to
overlooking. The worst feature in this degra-
dation is that women are conspicuous at these
drinking haunts and appear TO struggle 10 bear
away the palm in this revolving practice. The
desire of seeing artificial life in every phase
led me years ago to pass through the "Five
Points, New York, Our worthy friend.
Mayor Harper, had not al that time applied
the bosom of reform, but with the recollection
Of the scenes there Witnessed, fresh in my
memory, | do not hesitate to say the most fin
ished artist of thatdeprayed place would dwin-
die into insignifcance, before the crowds which


publicly clog the pavemen,s Of most ofthe by
streets of Liverpool. So much for casual OBJ


seryation OF the lower classes on an English
Sabbath day.