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tm Bathing Predicameni.-The Liver.
curry describes an amusing incident which


occurred at the far-famcd bathing town
lr. A lady and gentleman on a visit to
ring place, not satisfied with the restric.


forms attended on bathing from a ma
prted early in the morning in their pha-


nTorable spot two miles up the sands the
sidlng herself with a bathing dress, the
in. as gentlemen often do when bathing,
such incumbrance. After undressing
md, and placing their clothing in the car.
~ took to the wnter. but had scarcely re.
rom their first dip" when 10 their dis.
y observed the horse start away at a
ot with the carriage, dresses and all
mem IN the primitive state of our first ~. .
Alter Some time it was arranged for
/, 10 proceed in her picturesque and
costume, to Marske, where she arrived


and bareheaded, and after relating the
late but IalghabIe account the horse.
ID IN borrowing dress for herself and


which was forwarded in all speed to him.
vas soon recognised by the messenger,


enduring his wofuI'plight, though up to