Mr. Phinn merely expresses an opinion about the Sisters of Mercy, which is entertained by most other people, saving Puseyites at a temperature of red heat. The charge against him of making false accusations is itself an accusation that is untrue.
The convent, or whatever it calls itself, of the Sisters of Mercy, is no doubt a highly respectable, though a pseudo-Roman Catholic concern. Before Mr. Chambers figures again as the "big brother," he should not only make sure that the honour of his relative has been impugned, but it will be well for him to consider whether he does her quasi-nunnery much good by constituting himself a bully to the establishment.
A STARTLING NOVELTY IN SHIRTS.
THE EARL-KING;
OR, THE EARL OF SHAFTESBURY AND THE JUVENILE MENDICANT.
Who lurks in the slums? Who goes ragged and wild?