It was estimated that the cost of the church would be 1000 pounds, which Mr. Becconsall willingly agreed to pay; but religion has no aegis against "extras"they will creep in, are irrepressible; and, in accordance with this fatal philosophy, the church in Avenham-road cost in the end nearly 2000 pounds, which he paid without even grumblinga privilege all Englishmen have the right to exercise freely after they have paid the piper well.

But Sylvia was not protected by this aegis.

The National Aegis says, that Hollis Parker, who was sentenced to the state prison at the late term of the criminal court for Worcester county, for endeavoring to extort money from governor Everett, had opened an extensive correspondence, previous to his arrest, with similar intent, with other distinguished men of the country.

The Aegis has the following very just remarks touching this case:'Governor Butler belongs to a state loud in its professions of regard for state rights and state sovereignty.

The dominion of German thought can only be extended under the aegis of political power, and unless we act in conformity to this idea, we shall be untrue to our great duties towards the human race.

This history I would in turn inflict upon the reader, if I were only certain that he is one of those dreadful parents who, under the aegis of friendship, bore you at a street-corner with that remarkable thing which Freddy said the other day, and insist on singing to you, at an evening party, the Iliad of Tommy's woes.

And it is Aegis.

How Canst thou hide it from me? Aegis.

Aegis.

Yet, by thy silence, thou dost ask that blood. Aegis.

... Aegis.

What sword? Aegis.

Aegis.

I am resolved ... Aegis.

But who approaches? Aegis.'Tis

... ACT VSCENE II AEGISTHUSCLYTEMNESTRA Aegis.

Thy death... Aegis.

Aegis.

Perhaps Atrides Has not resolved... Aegis.

Aegis.

no.... Aegis.

Aegis.

the sword? ... Aegis.

SCENE III AEGISTHUS Aegis.

Alas!... Aegis.