And look at that row alongside of themthere's Morris, Hart, Harry the Hooker, and that chap Willis who murdered the pawnbroker in Commercial Road last year, only we could never sheet it home to him.

As she anticipated, Roger refused to acknowledge himself guilty of an offence against the church or state; nor would he even yield one point of his religious or political opinions, during a long disputation with the celebrated pastor Hooker.

so may future Hookers and Seldens illustrate your church and chambers!

Hookers and Seldens.

Not that it is to be believed that every small country parish should be altogether hopeless as to the next life, unless they have a HOOKER, a CHILLINGWORTH, a HAMMOND, or a SANDERSON dwelling amongst them: but it is requisite, and might be brought about, that somebody there should be, to whom the people have reason to attend, and to be directed and guided by him.

This Paraphrase on David's Psalms was one of the books that Charles I. delighted so much to read in: as he did in Herbert's Divine Poems, Dr. Hammond's Works, and Hooker's Ecclesiastical Polity, while he was a prisoner in the Isle of Wight.

He then lived in retirement abroad, made a translation into Latin of Hooker's "Ecclesiastical Polity" which his servants negligently used, after his death, as waste paper, and of the "Eikon Basilike" which was published in 1649.

Joe stood in front of the picture of the young hookers, if that's what they were.

He did not see around him Raleighs and Sidneys, Cecils and Hookers, Drakes and Frobishers, Spensers and Jonsons, Southamptons and Willoughbys, with an Elizabeth, guiding and moulding the great whole, a crowned Titaness, terrible, and strong, and wisea woman who, whether right or wrong, bowed the proudest, if not to love, yet still to obey.

"Julia, girl," said Sadie Corn, "ever since the world began there's been hookers and hooked.

It's the hookers that keep this world together, Julia, and fastened up right.

If they dancedbe it known'twas not in the clime Of your Mathers and Hookers, where laughter was crime; Where sentinel virtue kept guard o'er the lip, Though witchcraft stole into the heart by a slip!

HOOKE, Dr. (at St. Cloud), ii. 397. HOOKE, Nathaniel, writes the Duchess of Marlborough's Apology, v. 175. HOOKER, Richard, i. 219.

SEE Hooker, Forrestine C. FROST, ELIZABETH HOLLISTER.

SEE Honnert, Robert. HOOKER, FORRESTINE C. The garden of the lost key.

Jacqueline Hooker Hughes & Forrest H. Froelich (NK); 1Nov56; R179621. HOOVER, MERLE M., joint author.

HUGHES, JACQUELINE HOOKER.

SEE Hooker, Forrestine C. HUGHES, RUPERT.

By Charley Hooker Broaded.

SEE L'Hommedieu, Henry. HOOKER, MILDRED B. Source book in ancient philosophy.

By Charley Hooker Broaded.

There were three papers,a sketch, a sort of passport which contained only the countersigns for the past five days, and an order from General Hooker.

The order itself gave me no information of the reasons which had influenced General Hooker to choose me for the work required; I could merely assume that General Grover had nominated me.

" "Does General Hooker expect a written reply?" "No, sir; I suppose not.

[Footnote 15: See Hooker's "Eccl.