Fernando sighed and ground his teeth in rage and disappointment, while Morgianna, with Sukey on one side and Ensign Post on the other, went to a large Broadwood piano, where she soon entertained all with her music.

When a Broadwood pianoforte arrived for Janewhich was generally taken to be a gift from Colonel Campbellhe agreed with her in thinking that this was another occurrence for which Mr. Dixon's love was responsible; and he was busily engaged in planning out the details of a projected ball at the Crown Inn when a letter from Mr. Churchill urging his instant departure compelled him to make a hurried return to Enscombe.

In the valley stands Juniper Hall, late the seat of Mr. Thomas Broadwood, the piano-forte manufacturer.

A short time ago, Messrs. Broadwood, who have long been distinguished as makers of piano-fortes, gave the enormous sum of 3,000l. for three logs of mahogany.

Not that the silver sounds which shimmered from the Broadwood under my feverish hands filled me with sentimental regrets for an irrecoverable past.

Are not Erard and Broadwood and Chickering the true humanizers of our time?

"And this," said he, "is the oldest Broadwood in England.

Designed and Manufactured by Messrs. Broadwood, London.

Messrs. Broadwood's Grand Pianoforte (illustrated) was a rich example of decorative woodwork in ebony and gold, and may be compared with the illustration on p. 172 of a harpsichord, which the Piano had replaced about 1767, and which at and since the time of the 1851 Exhibition supplies evidence of the increased attention devoted to decorative furniture.

Mr. Rose, of Messrs. Broadwood, whose firm was established at this present address in 1732, has been good enough to supply the author with the particulars for this notice.

Well, oddly enough, the Missis was only saying last night she wanted a new pianoone of BROADWOOD's grands, for choiceand if you Pincher (mysteriously).