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sion, once more, and finally, to take my leave.”

Gravely then courtsying to Mrs. Ireton, and bowing her head with an expression of the most touching sensibility to her three young supporters, she quitted the gallery.

(END OF THE THIRD VOLUME.)

Strahan and Preston
Printers-street, London

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