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The following anecdote is copied from the
London Sailors Magazine:--


The Church being so near the Londen
Docks, affords great facilities to the crews
there, and opens an admirable intercourse
With London and the ports of the United
states. A mate came into the vestry, say
ing, "Sir Lhave just arrived from Philadel-
phla,-l belong to the Mariners Church
there Good old father Eastburn sends his
love to you and all the friends of Seamen.
I'm glad to see you have such famous rig
OUT mere. It will warm the old gentleman's
s'eare when g back and tell him what
oseeze you're knocking up about sailors here
- phenl describe what noble dock you