Death of Albert Azzo, Marquis of Lombardy, more than 100 years old; he was father of Guelf IV, the progenitor of the Brunswick family, afterward one of the English royal lines.

" Soon after this Mr. Corbett, in his own words, "pulled his freight" from the Brunswick Hotel, where he had been a long, steady boarder, and installed himself in the only vacant room in the Murphy house, having read the black and white card in the parlor window, which proclaimed "Furnished Rooms and Table Board," and regarding it as a providential opportunity for him to see Maggie Murphy in action!

They went by way of Brunswick and Halberstadt, and returned by Nordhausen and Eimbeck.

Indeed, most of the gossiping writers of that age seem to allow that Lord Howe was a grandson of the first English sovereign of the House of Brunswick.]

The plant of loyalty is there in full vigour, and the Brunswick graft now flourishes like a native shoot.

But before that day arrived news had reached the court that the Duke of Brunswick, the Prussian commander-in-chief, had put his army in motion, and that he was not likely to meet any obstacle sufficient to prevent him from marching at once on Paris; a measure which, to quote the language of M. Bertrand, "the queen was too anxious to see accomplished to hesitate at believing in its execution."

Nor again, when for a moment the Duke of Brunswick appeared likely to realize the hopes on which Marie Antoinette had built so confidently, and by the capture of Longwy seemed to have opened to himself the road to Paris, did any tidings of his achievement come to the ears of those who had felt such deep interest in his operations.

Brunswick, Duke of.

Brunswick, Prince Ferdinand of.

Duke of Brunswick; of Normandy; Paul of Russia; of Tarouka.

Ferdinand, Duke, of Brunswick.

Prince Charles of Lorraine, death of; de Conti; de Lichtenstein sent as envoy from Austria; Ferdinand of Brunswick; Kaunitz; Cardinal Louis de Rohan.

These were the count of Mansfield and Christian of Brunswick.

The complaint was answered by the immediate advance of the duke of Brunswick with twenty thousand Prussian soldiers.

The Elector Frederic again became a fugitive, the Duke of Brunswick was killed, and the intrepid Mansfeld died.

On the 9th we left Careening Bay; and passing out between Cape Brewster and the Coronation Islands entered a spacious sound which was called Brunswick Bay in honour of that illustrious house.

Our distance from the mouth was sixteen miles and the breeze blew directly against us but, as the tide was running out with great strength, we succeeded in reaching an anchorage in Brunswick Bay before dark; not however without incurring considerable danger in passing through strong tide ripplings when abreast of Rothsay Water; which caused me to suspect that it communicated with Prince Frederic's Harbour.

They would send their flour, pork, rice, and lumber to St. Marys in Georgia and smuggle it over the river to Florida, or take it to the islands near Eastport in Maine and then smuggle it into New Brunswick.

The Webster-Ashburton Treaty%.Webster was Secretary of State, and though a Whig, retained his place in order that he might complete a treaty which determined our boundary line from the source of the St. Croix to the St. Lawrence, thus settling a long dispute between Maine and the British provinces of New Brunswick and Canada.

Miss May O. Johnson, New Brunswick, N.J. " Ella Samson, Somerville, Mass. " Sarah A. Coffin, Beloit, Wis. " Eugenie Northrop, Lysander, N.Y. " Jennie Fyfe, Lansing, Mich. " Sibyl M. Noble, Norwichtown, Ct.

22.50 Brunswick.

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY, NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. English translations from the Spanish, 1484-1943.

Brown Turkey, Black Ischia, Yellow Ischia, White Marseilles, Brunswick, and St John's are all good varieties for open-air cultivation, or for growing in houses.

In Brunswick people think that if a menstruous woman assists at the killing of a pig, the pork will putrefy.

" R. Andree, Braunschweiger Volkskunde (Brunswick, 1896), p. 291.