aTHE GLORY or FNGLAND!"
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"THE GLORY OF ENGLAND!" bur last, We remarked upon the glowing com ktion, which some American writers, espeei- feinthe Southern Literary Messenger, accord Ehe "gory of England" at the same time that tretotally unmindful of that wretched destitu-

 her people, which has justly been called her

 be-" We present the following picture, for fsideration of such British subjects in Ameri-

 may serve as the basis of an episode in their

 Paan to the @glory of England" It is no Jean tale--it is no fiction. It is an English report, and is copied