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NARROW EscAPE.-Last Saturday afternoon
two well dressed young men, who belong in
South Reading, were seen driving along
Charlestown Neck in wagon, both intoxica-
ted and as they approached the tavern, the
horse made sudden turn, which threw them
both out, head first. As they fell, the feet oi
one became entangled in the reins. and had
not the horse Immediately stopped, he must
have been killed but we are happy to be able
TO state that the quadruped was perfectly sober


notwithstanding there was two quart Jug full
Of rum in the wagon. The young men We're
picked up and ed TO the Poor House fol
safe keeping. till they should be sufficiently
sober TO proceed home.--[ New Eng. Wash


ingtenian. .e 4f8 43it $50 aHt y
,RoYAL Felicity. The Jealousy of Queer


Victoria is notorious in England She car
scarcely permit Prince Albert TO remain TWEEN
ty-four hours out of her sight, and quarrels
with every handsome woman who smiles up.
on him. An amusing instance Of her fondness
is related in recent London paper. ,'as..s


The Prince was .feted at Liverpool, as we
all know Immediately after the arrival Of the
express train from London. (half past eleven
O'Clock, p. M ia messenger arrived with a let
ter for the Prince from her Majesty as.a


1t was enclosed in an envelope, and sealed
with the royal arms. His Royal Highness
opened and read it with marked attention--it
was written on note paper, and comprised
pages; on each sheet, at the top, was an EN-
bellished impression Of the royal arms. After
perusingit, the Prince placed it in the breast
pocket Of his coat, and immediately afterwards
rose from his seat and retired, the whole COM