HOWARD FURNESS AND GEORG BRANDES.

Some antiquaries say that a body of monks from the monastery of Savigny, in Normandy, originally built it in 1124; others state that the place was made before that time; but this is certain, that a number of monks from the monastery named occupied it early in the twelfth century, and that they afterwards left it and went to Furness Abbey.

The moneys which Colonel Furness had during the last four years regularly sent across to a banker at the Hague, for his use, were lying untouched, and these constituted a sum amply sufficient for establishing himself there.

He told his father that he was well aware that he would not have regarded such a match as suitable had he been living at home with him at Furness Hall, but that any inequality of birth would matter no whit in the plantations of Virginia, and that such a match would greatly promote his happiness there.

If she be willing to take me, I will be a good husband to her, and trust some day or other to bring her back to be lady of Furness Hall.

Although I know that she will care little for such things, I may say that she would be Lady Lucy, since the king has been pleased to make me Sir Harry Furness.

Trusting that this will find you as well disposed toward me as ever, I remain, your affectionate friend, HARRY FURNESS.

Aha!" he said, gazing fixedly at Harry, "you are Colonel Furness.

" "I am Sir Harry Furness," Harry said calmly; "his majesty having been pleased to bestow upon me the honor of knighthood.

I would not that you should think that Harry Furness sought to reconcile himself with the Commons, by giving notice of a plot against your life.

I am intending to start for Virginia and settle there, and would not stoop to sue for amnesty, though I should never see Furness Hall or England again.

I trust, Colonel Furness, that you will not go to the plantations.

An hour afterward a messenger brought word that General Cromwell wished to see Colonel Furness.

"Your news was trustworthy, Colonel Furness, and Oliver Cromwell owes his life to you.

Who should it be but Master Rippinghall and a certain young lady?" "Oh, father, has Lucy really come?" "Assuredly she has," Colonel Furness said, "and is now waiting in a private room below with her brother, for Sir Harry.

Had the tenantry on the Furness estate known of the home-coming of their young master and his bride, they would have given him a grand reception; but Harry and his father both agreed that this had better not be, for that it was as well to call no public attention to his return, even though he had received Cromwell's permission.

Sir Harry Furness sat in the Parliament which recalled the king, and in many subsequent ones.

Except when obliged by his duties as a member to be in London, Sir Harry Furness lived quietly at Furness Hall, taking much interest in country matters.

Except when obliged by his duties as a member to be in London, Sir Harry Furness lived quietly at Furness Hall, taking much interest in country matters.

The steamship Ulunda, on the remarkable raising and recovery of which this paper is written, is an iron screw ship of 1,161 tons, until lately belonging to the Furness line.

SEE LOWRY, HOWARD F. FURNESS, J. W. World minerals and world peace.

A new variorum edition, edited by Horace Howard Furness, Jr.

Fairman R. Furness (NK); 13Dec55; R161311.

LEITH, C. K. World minerals and world peace, by C. K. Leith, J. W. Furness & Cleona Lewis.

"Yours Very Respectfully, "Joseph R. Hawley, "President, U.S.C.C." With this rebuff, Mrs. Mott and I decided that we would not accept the offered seats, but would be ready to open our own convention called for that day, at the First Unitarian church, where the Rev. William H. Furness had preached for fifty years.