... to Bruce Cottage, and begging Miss McTavish to detain them as long as possible from pursuit. The shop-woman found a trustworthy messenger for her, and she gave the letter into his possessiou, adjariag him to proceed with all speed to Bruce Cottage and ...

... probably proceed first of all to a hotel, procure breakfast, make enquiries con- cerning Miss McTavish, and set out for Bruce Cottage an hour or two hence. There might be a brief respite for the hunted girl. In an hour or two I can surely effect my escape ...

... BETKOTHED. The fugitive heiress found in the Scottish spinster a hospitable hostess and sympathising friend. Life at Bruce Cottage was dull and monotonous, but there was a flower garden and lawn, pleasant walks, rows on the river, drives in a pony -phaeton ...

... reached our journey's end, said Mrs Talcut, cheerfully, as they emerged from the station. A little drive will bring us to Bruce Cottage, Miss McTavish's place. And then, Miss Clare, you will feel indeed safe. Beatrix's heart sank as they entered the cab ...

... iti calf or milk -I and 2. T. Two-yeareild io calf or uiilk- 1. T. Wilson: 2, 31. Wood. Yearling T. Woodward: 2. C. K. Bruce. Cottager* Cow in calf or i.ii!!, - W. Steel; 2, Haw. Sl-eciAL PftlZP* - Pair Jlnlloeka v.-i-.li :-.1l their calf teeth In—l. P ...

... our journey's end, said Mrs. Talent, cheerfully, as they emerged from the station. A little drive will bring us to Bruce Cottage, Miss MoTavish's place. And then, Miss Clam, you wilt feel indeed safe. The little drive which Mrs. Talent had promised ...

... and 2, T _ heakstone. Two-year-old Heifer iv calf or milk — T Wilson ; 2, M Wood. Yearling Heifer — l Woodward ; 2, C F Bruce. Cottager's Cow iv calf or milk — W Steel ; 2, F Raw. Special Prizes. — Pair of Bullocks, with all their calf teeth in, age to be ...

... and 2, T Ibeakslon \ Two-year-old Heifer in calf or milk — l Wilson ; 2, M Wood. Yearling Heifer— T Woodward; 2, C F Bruce. Cottager's Cow in calf or milk — W Steel ; 2, F Raw. Special Prizes. — Pair of Bullocks, with all their calf teeth iv, age to be ...

... mentioned Beatrix came down to breakfast at eight o'clock, dressed in the black silk walking dress in which she had quitted Bruce Cottage, and which was now her only gown. Her hostess had given her a small supply of under and outer linen, and the frills at ...

... the north. We have thus briefly summarised the proceedings of the Bre.nds during the weeks of Beatrix's quiet sojourn at Bruce Cottage. Upon the very day, however, on which the Brands received the false Miss Bermyngham's letter of betrayal, the monotony ...

... mentioned Beatrix down to breakfast at eight o'ciock, dressed in the black silk walking dress in which she had quitted Bruce cottage, and which was now her only gowu. Her hostess had given her a small supply of l ustier and outer linen, and the frills ...