... reading lamp, and tho most delightful little composite meal of chicken and tongue, and tart, and cream, and tea. It was pleasant to be among familiar things, after that long journey in stuffy ladies' carriages, with elderly invalids, whese chief talk was ...

... receiving invitations —Earl and Countess Cawdor, Viscount and Viscountess Emlyn, Lord James and Lady Stuart, Lady Mary Clive, Sir J. and Lady Knight Bruce, Lord and Lady Dynevor, Sir B. Hall, Sir G. C. Lewis, Hon. R. Windsor Clive, Colonel Somerset, Colonel Lloyd ...

... enpplied5 by a very excellent accordion. The Y incuarsion wvas a happy party bent UpOnI enjoying e themselves. One lady from Cornwvall said We Cornish people can boast of a picturesque country, ebut it does not approach this panoramna for loveli- ntless. Indeed ...

... aend whoe, in complying, expressed the Imappiteess lee felt inpool flere they to them this Isalth of thc Riglet Hon. the Lady Dicnorbecs, consV sins, whose charities and bcnefactions have all along been co-extensive as tl mp-with 11er ietfiuence and ...