I leave seven hundred and fifty pounds in the hands of Bennet Langton, Esq.; three hundred pounds in the hands of Mr. Barclay and Mr. Perkins, brewers; one hundred and fifty pounds in the hands of Dr. Percy, Bishop of Dromore; one thousand pounds, three per cent.

To Bennet Langton, Esq.

" "And here, Bennet," to the retiring lieutenant"call the transports all in shore of us.

An example of a "Hunts up" may be found, set to music by J. Bennet, in a collection of Ravenscroft, 1614.

IIThe Bennet Girls and their Lovers Despite its rather unpromising commencement the course of a few days placed the acquaintance of the Bennets with the Bingleys on a footing approaching friendship; and soon matters began to stand somewhat as follow.

On the other hand, while the Bingley ladies expressed themselves as willing to know the two elder Miss Bennets and pronounced Jane "a sweet girl," they found the other females of the family impossible.

III.Elizabeth Rejects the Rector About this time the Rev. Mr. Collins, heir-presumptive to Longbourn, came on a visit to the Bennets.

But, unfortunately, much of this instruction was wasted, the distress of the Bennets proving less irremediable than their cousin had anticipated or their neighbours fearedfor, thanks, as it seemed, to the investigations and to the generosity of Mr. Gardiner, the eloping couple were discovered, and it was made worth Wickham's while to marry Lydia.

Meantime, Bingley, accompanied by Darcy, made his reappearance at Netherfield Park and at the Bennets'; and Elizabeth had the mortification of seeing her mother welcome the former with the greatest effusiveness, and treat the latter coldly and almost resentfully.

Sir Morgan Bennet had to perform an operation, or he would have been a cripple for life.

There are, further, the suture wires in the knee-caps; Sir Morgan Bennet, having looked up the notes of the operation, informs me that he introduced three suture wires into the left patella and two into the right; which is what the skiagraph shows.

It so happened, that one AMBROSE BENNET, a Barrister at Law, and a Justice of the Peace for that county, was riding through the town [of Amersham] that morning, in his way to Aylesbury: and was, by some ill-disposed person or other, informed that there was a Quaker to be buried there that day; and that most of the Quakers in the country [county] were come thither to the burial.

And being, with many more, put into a room, under a guard; we were kept there, till another Justice, called Sir THOMAS CLAYTON, whom Justice BENNET had sent for, to join with him in committing us, was come.

{295} Bishop of Labuan, in Borneo. {303} This Ode was set to Professor Sterndale Bennet's music, and sung in the Senate House, Cambridge, on the Day of Installation.

BENNET, James, editor of Ascham's Works, i. 464.

The English Works of Roger Ascham, edited by James Bennet.

I am, my lord, Your lordship's most obliged, most obedient, and most humble servant, JAMES BENNET.

IN THE DARK, a play in one act by Lilian Bennet-Thompson and George Hubbard.

Plantation life in the Florida parishes of Louisiana, 1836-1846, as reflected in the diary of Bennet H. Barrow.

© 11Feb24, A777406. R88225, 27Dec51, Alice Cecilia Cooper (A) COPPLESTONE, BENNET, pseud.

The diversions of Dawson, by Bennet Copplestone, pseud.

Plantation life in the Florida parishes of Louisiana, 1836-1846, as reflected in the diary of Bennet H. Barrow.

On the verge of the dust the red pimpernel opened its flowers to the bright blue cloudless sky, and the lowly convolvulus grew thickly among the tall dusty bennets.

His acquaintance with Bennet Langton, Esq., of Langton, in Lincolnshire, another much valued friend, commenced soon after the conclusion of the "Rambler," which that gentleman, then a youth, had read with so much admiration that he came to London chiefly with the view of endeavouring to be introduced to its author.

When Mrs. Bennet was ready to show me what to do on the cloth harness, we took a seat under the wagon, the only shady place and began work.