ROYAL STUDIES
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Tho Queen has been inspecting the
':Aappy united Camiy''-tle misccllane
Gus assortment Of cats, owls, rats, rabbits,
fcldiares. hawks, and pigeons, which her
licge subjects h've been in the habit OF
wondering at for years in the vicinity Of
Waterloo and Southwark Bridges. 1t
will readily be imagined that it was not
as a mere geological experiment that tho
exhibition was recommended to her at
,cntiof = he Majesty S assortment Of dogs,
horses, and Brazilian monkeys, to say
nothing OF the miraculous small pony
lately yadded to the collection. have enabled
her TO complete her studies in that de
partment long ago. Sir Robert Peel has
Of .ate turned his attention to Oriental
literature; and 'eing particularly struck
with the success Of some ViZiers in con
veying political instruction TO royalty
through the medium Of parallels, he re-
solved 10 try his hand in that way. Alter
directing her Malcstv's attention to the
harmony which prevailed among an as
semblage Of creatures generally consi-
dered natural and irrcconsi!abe eneml s,


he silly asked the owner of the collection
uOW wv SOutINSu " p'SSSsvNs PSS~>SN>f
mong them? "Why, Sir, threats them
kindly; and, above all III always keeps
their crops ful! Sir 1Pbert dexterous-
Nv tfsd hi1aeIf pf 1els sample answer
.toraxaaize the i!1ok mo a Thousand 81
miles, ~ to apply il to thu present dis.
turbances in the mai 4laacturing districts.


Aher pointing out how workmen, il we'll


fed, would no: more assaul. mill.owners
than hawks do pigeons when free from
hunger. the Prerrier took a rat in his
hand, and proceeded Your Majesty has
heard how this creature hasgiven more
trouble TO cure II Of the propensity to bite
every thing that approaches it than any
other, and my ovn experience of rats
enables me to corroboratc the statement:
yet even it. you see, in consequence Of
Mr.. Austin's attention TO its wants. can


handle with perfect. safety. Your Majes-


ty may rest assured that our menagerie


will keep as quiet and orderly as Mr..


Austin's if we can only contrivc 10 feed it


as we'll. ."-London Spectator.