Very peacefully, on Monday, November 6th, about five o'clock, he passed away, and on the following Saturday, after a service at Westminster Abbey, he was buried at Essendon, near Camfield, the property he had so lately bought and where he spent his last holiday.

I tremble to think of the amount of tannin which analysis would show deposited in the systems of the votaries of the deadly Five o'clock, and the unhealthy nervous tension of the age is largely traceable to the excessive consumption of the pernicious liquid.

Towards five o'clock two green rockets shot up from Montgomery's position beside the Anse des Meres under Cape Diamond.

When Bethmann-Hollweg was thumping the table before him, and assuring his immediate hearers and the world in general that the Berlin cabinet had not called up a single reservist before five o'clock on Saturday, August 1st, he was guilty of a deliberate falsehood.

" At five o'clock, when Captain Elliston and his wife rode off, Molly was working away at her cover with the greatest industry.

The heat of the day was somewhat less, and she told me that it was past five o'clock by the sun-dial; so I knew that I must go.

However, one morning, about five o'clock, they set off, and soon reached the foot of the cone of the crater.

At five o'clock he said George was a fool, and at ha'-past he said 'e was something I won't repeat.

It was nearly five o'clock, and we thought that, as far as we were concerned, the action was over.

"I dine at Mr. Macaulay's at five o'clock to-day, and shall attend the House of Commons to-morrow evening, where I expect to hear Mr. Wilberforce speak on the Slave Trade, with reference to the propriety of making the universal abolition of it an article in the pending negotiations.

About five o'clock, the word "march" was heard in all directions, and instantly the whole mass appeared to move simultaneously.

"It's pitchy dark," she exclaimed, "and yet almost five o'clock.

We do not even hear them shouting the names of the stations before we come to Kan-Tcheou, and it is between four and five o'clock in the morning that a halt of forty minutes retains us at the station of that town.

That afternoon he came home earlier than usual; it was not five o'clock.

It's just five o'clock;' and he said nothing, but, 'Very likely; good-night, Jones.'

" Word came, as a matter of fact, shortly after five o'clock.

" The voices ceased,five o'clock,the curtains were rosy with lamp light, and conscience awoke in the langours of convalescent hours.

Five o'clock whistle.

The next morning at daylight the land was out of sight but at five o'clock was distinguished, forming a range of flat-topped land, probably about one thousand feet high.

"For Heaven's sake leave politics alone and take the five o'clock train home!

To the credit of the gendarme and all those in authority, it must be said that contrary to their usual custom they acted like loving fathers with these prodigal sons of the Republicpossible information without the sign of a grumble, and advising those who were still streaming in at the door to come back towards five o'clock, when the line should have advanced a little.

We reached our turning-off place about five o'clock, and again entered the fragrant, quiet foresta welcome change.

"If it is five o'clock," said Malatesta, "I must go too.

When we alighted, it was nearly five o'clock.

It was now five o'clock; so we hastened back through the village, cast a last glance at the grim old tower on its steep solitude, consigned ourselves to the yellow omnibus, and in due time were once more flying along the iron road towards Paris.