...was intirely owing to accident. Some business leading me one morning into the suburbs of the city, where the lowest of the people, who are principally...reside, I was struck with concern at seeing a group ot children, wretchedly ragged, at play in the street. I asked an inhabitant whether those children...

...was entirely owing to accident. Some business leading me one morning into the suburbs of th: city, where the lowest of the people who are principally employed in the pin-manufactory chiefly reside, I was struck with concern at seeing a group of children, wretchedly ragged, at play...

...accident. " Some business," sayslVJr. Raikes, " leading me one morning into the suburbs of the city, where the lowest of the people (who are principally employed in the pin ma^ufactory) chiefly reside, I was struck with concern On seeing a groupe of children, wretchedly...

...wot entirely owing to accident. Some business leading me one morning into the suburbs of the city, where the lowest of the people (who are principally employed in the pin-manufactory) chiefly reside, I was struck with concern at seeing a group of children, wretchedly ragged, at play...

...accident. " Some business," says Mr. Kaikes, " leading me one morning into th« suburbs of the city, where the lowest of the people (who are principally employed in the pin manufactory) chiefly reside, I was struck with concern on seeing a group of children, wretchedly...

...was entirely owing to accident. Some business leading me one morning into the suburbs of the city, where the lowest of the people (who are principally employed in the pin-manufactory) chiefly reside, I was struck with concern at seeing a group of children, wretchedly ragged, at play...

...was entirely owing to accident. Some business leading me one morning into the suburbs of the city, where the lowest of the people (who are principally employed in the pin-manufactory) chiefly reside, I was struck with concern at seeing a froup of children, wretchedly ragged, at play...

...-was entirely owing to accident. Some business leading me one morning into the suburbs of the city, where the lowest of the people (who are principally employed in the pin-manuiactory) chiefly reside, I was struck with concern at seeing a group of children, wretchedly...

...his plan, he thus writes: — " Some business leading me one morning into the suburbs of the city, where the lowest of the people (who are principally employed in the pin manufactory) reside, I was struck -with concern at seeing a group of children, wretchedly ragged,...

...where the lowest of the people (who are principally employed iu the pin manufactory) chiefly reside, 1 was struck with concern at seeing a group of children,...asked an inhabitant whether those children belonged to that part of the town, and lamented their misery and idleness. Ah! sir, said the woman to whom I...