Mrs. Hall-Walker is an admirer of this colour, and her Gateacre Philander, Lupino, and Orange Girl are great prize-winners.

Mr. Walker was General Hayes' grandson.

Walker was either a citizen of the United States, levying war upon a friendly foreign state, and as such amenable to the penalties of our neutrality laws,or he was

It is certain that a Walker, was one of the masks, and that this Walker was an active partizan: but he was a man of learning, and wrote some tracts on mathematics and politics.

"Walker," was the reply.

Walker was a genuine explorer and surveyor, a man of mark as a pioneer.

If Dr. Walker were not a thinker, it is plain that he could never have been a rhetorician.

Dr. Walker was president at that time.

Walker was a Negro who hoped to arouse his race to self-assertion.

Chetwood tells us that Walker was the supposed author of two pieces, "The Quakers' Opera," and a tragedy styled "The Fate of Villainy."

This Walker was a genius in a small fashion.

Henery Walker was the fust to write 'is name, and then Sam Jones, Peter Gubbins, Ralph Thomson, Jem Hall, and Walter Bell wrote theirs.

Now that Mrs. Walker was a widow, she and Mr. Mortimer had half unconsciously changed their manner slightly towards each other; they were just as friendly as before, but not so familiar; the children, however, were very intimate with her.

Now Walker had once been second officer of a Nantucket craft, and was regularly brought up to the business of taking whales.

Mr. Walker, the Original, may have been inwardly a saint and a sage, but it is impossible that his familiar society could have been desirable, even to fools or sinners.

The Rev. Canon Walker is a good type of a thoroughly English priest and of a genuine Lancashire man.

Tom Walker, however, was not a man to be troubled with any fears of the kind.

"Walker is, you know, an attorney, and does some business occasionally for Sir William.

"'Tiger be hanged,' ses Henery Walker, who was almost certain that a loin o' pork on the table was off 'is pig; 'you're the only tiger in these parts.'