And now Little John took up his stout staff, at the end of which hung a chubby little leathern pottle, such as palmers carry at the tips of their staves; but in it was something, I wot, more like good Malmsey than cold spring water, such as godly pilgrims carry.

Anxious though the Misses Dashwood were to get back to Barton, they could not refuse an invitation from the Palmers to spend a few days with them.

Two Chinese shops had Celestials with pigtails and thick-soled shoes grinning behind cedar counters, among stores of Bryant's safety matches, Huntley and Palmers' biscuits, and Allsopp's pale ale.

So, please you, gentle youth, call this Palmer to the castle hall.

We now return to Lord Marmion, who, led by the Palmer, was hastening on to Holyrood.

If a Palmer he is, he set out in strange guise," replied the youth.

To the Senate of the United States: Some circumstance, which can not now be ascertained, induced a belief that an act had passed at the last session of Congress for establishing a surveyor and inspector of revenue for the port of Stonington, in Connecticut, and commissions were signed appointing Jonathan Palmer, of Connecticut, to those offices.

In order to correct the error, I have canceled the temporary commissions, and now revoke the nomination which I made of the said Jonathan Palmer to the Senate. TH.

" Another building, which was destroyed in 1820, was the Pilgrims' Rest, a fine timbered house of three storeys, "supposed," as the inscription upon it records, "to have been the hostel or inn for the maintenance and entertainment of the palmers and other visitors to the Priory.

The Grammar School, founded by the Guild of Palmers, claims to be the oldest in England.

Those who go beyond the sea, whence often they bring back the palm, are called palmers.

These pilgrims always brought home with them branches of palm, to show that they had really been to the land where the tree grew; and so they were called palmers.

Rev. & new material by Ernest L. Anthony & Leroy S. Palmer.

FINDLEY, PALMER.

Palmer Findley (A); 5Apr67; R407954.

SEE Lipsius, Iustus. HALL, MANLY PALMER.

Manly Palmer Hall (A); 10Jan67; R401956.

Manly Palmer Hall (A); 10Jan67; R401954.

Manly Palmer Hall (A); 10Jan67; R401957. <pb id='113.png' /> Nature spirits.

Manly Palmer Hall (A); 10Jan67; R401955.

Manly Palmer Hall (A); 10Jan67; R401958. Reincarnation, the cycle of necessity.

Manly Palmer Hall (A); 10Jan67; R401953.

HERTSGAARD, PALMER J. When father led the band.

Palmer J. Hertsgaard (A); 27Jan67; R403052.

A CHORD OF COLOUR My Lady clad herself in grey, That caught and clung about her throat; Then all the long grey winter day On me a living splendour smote; And why grey palmers holy are, And why grey minsters great in story, And grey skies ring the morning star, And grey hairs are a crown of glory.