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They first sung a hyether very decently, and really with as much

civilised harmony as could be expected froht the class of the

trades lads fro Then there was one Mr Braham, a Jewish

proselyte, that was set forth to show us a speci part, what he said was no objectionable as to the matter;

but he drawled in his ht he would

have broken out into an even-down song, as I sometimes think of yourself

when you spin out the last word in reading out the line in a warm summer

afternoon In the hymn by himself, he did better; he was, however,

soreat

encourageain Upon the whole, I had no notion

that there was any such Christianity in practice a the Londoners, and

I am happy to tell you, that the house was very well filled, and the

congregation wonderful attentive No doubt that excellent race, but he was not there