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RECENT ANEcDoTE.-By the rules of the Uni
versity at Glasgow the students must attend in the
College Chapel for divine worship on each Sabbath
day The students there, as in every institution Of
the kind of all ranks as it regarded respecta-
bty and principle Some drank deep into inf
deity, and these, viewing religious worship as the
nugn of the age and loathsome, contemplate
thing, often found means-after answering to their
names at roll call--to escape from the intolerable
penance Of religious services.


One Sabbath day, Mr.. B. and Mr.. c. had al
ready eoped, and getting to the college gate were
contemplating the most pleasant way of killing
Sabbath day, when Mr. A., nobleman's son and
two others of the same inidel principles, having
also escaped, saluted them with


How shall we spend the day ?-Let us hasten
from this spot, or will be clapt up again with
these psalm-singers, to grow lulluba or whine like
Bedlamites, till our heads are turned. Whittier
shall we direct our course ::


Mr.. C. proposed that they should go and hear
Dr. Chalmers preach.
Chalmers? Chalmers ~ said Mr.. A., the crazy
man, whom the mobile vulgus run after? Why he
lis mad fanatic runs seeking for the little mouthed
popularity of weak minds. Poh go and hear
religious fool or knave, or perhaps both No, no.
let us 90 to the green and get stroll and laugh
at the high dressed weaver girls who will be there
on Sabbath morning. Let me tell you, my hear


ties" added this youth, the sound of the classic
CLYDE is worth all the preachments Of a bushel o.
Dr. Chalmers! And its beautiful banks have some
thing SO romantic. that never. go but | immedl-
ately wish to write poetry Come, chums' let US
/ on. ua
], "But MIR. A" said c., "have you ever hearo
/ DR.. Chalmers?' -,
Never" was the reply. but SO mucn ,, - sa'p
about him, believe he is mad lney 'e'. III I, ~,


ridiculous things about him. would laugn "a az, ,hs aa'
Time, if were hearing him. by thinking o. 'ne.


|fanaticisms! Come let us go 10 .ne g'een, !


the country or amy syyevsous wGtts groanngs. Th
away syoLe mimickng the usual sectaran twang,
;. "e I'VE We may find as much amusement, neverthe


o,o " reioined c., "as in going into the country
! Resides, nv friend, let us condemn no man nn


heard. And be it known to you, my comrades