"JACK and GILL went up the bill To fetch a pail of water; JACK fell down and broke his crown, And GILL came tumbling after.

"JACK and GILL went up the bill To fetch a pail of water; JACK fell down and broke his crown, And GILL came tumbling after.

When my mind expanded so as to take in all the sublimity of his devotion and death, my heart was filled with admiration and astonishment, and I resolved I would make one effort to rescue the memory of poor JACK and loving GILL from the oblivion it seemed to be falling into, in the greater admiration people gave to the musical style of the writer.

"JACK and GILL went up the hill.

Virtue will always be rewarded, however, and even freckle-faced, red-headed JACK had one friend, blue-eyed, tender-hearted GILL, who, seeing the unhesitating obedience he rendered to all, forthwith concluded that one so lone and sad could appreciate true friendship and understand the motives that prompted her to give, unsolicited, her gushing love.

So, when the good JACK started up the hill, loving GILL generously offered to accompany him.

Her suicidal act is commemorated in the line, "And GILL came tumbling after.

He says, that fifty rats are exacted for cloth for a coat (this chief wears coats) the same for a three point blanket, forty for a two-and-a-half point blanket, one hundred for a Montreal gun, one plus for a gill of powder, for a gill of shot, or for twenty-five bullets, thirty martins for a beaver trap, fifteen for a rat trap.

Mr. Carpenterin Gill's Repository.

His talent for reading passages of Shakespeare aloud was such that at the school at Liverpool, where he was educated, his schoolmaster, George Gill, used to make him read aloud before all the boys.

When only thirteen he drew the map of England which appeared in the first edition of "Gill's Geography."

GILL, ALEXANDER; English Grammar, treated in Latin; 4to: London, 1621.

A veteran dramatist now alive, distinguished for the oddness of his humour, being required to state his grounds of exemption from serving in the militia, actually wrote on the official paper, "Old, lame, and a coward!" T. GILL.

" T. GILL.

GILL, AUGUSTUS H. Automobile gasoline; its dangers and tests.

R76670, *Apr51, Mabel Gill (W) GILMOUR, RICHARD. Bible history for the use of the Catholic schools in the United States.

by Eric Gill.

Mary Ethel Gill (W); 19Feb57; R186796. HUXLEY, JULIAN.

GILL, TOM.

Tom Gill (A); 18Jun58; R216545.

Tom Gill (A); 18Jun58; R216540-216544.

Flight of the swan; a memory of Anna Pavlova, by Andre Oliveroff as told to John Gill.

GILL, TOM.

Tom Gill (A); 10Oct61; R283276.

SEE Gaggin, E. R. GILL, JOSEPH C. Timothy Turtle.