that on summer evenings, ever and ever so many years ago, in sonorous bass that could be heard a quarter of a mile away, used to call from Reuben Loud's pond, "Pull him in!

In the shifting kaleidoscope of national war-politics, it seems at the moment of writing by no means impossible that Greece, having at length got rid of a treacherous and unstable Reuben of a monarch, may redeem her pledge to Serbia, in which case, no doubt, she too would state the terms of her desired and legitimate expansion.

Edited by Reuben Gold Thwaites, Secretary of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin.

As in the old Woodbridge days, he made some congenial acquaintances at a little club that met at a neighbouring coffee-house, which included a Mr. Bonnycastle and a Mr. Reuben Burrow, both mathematicians of repute, who rose to fill important positions in their day.

" Reuben G. Macy, a member of the Society of Friends, Hudson, N.Y., who resided in South Carolina.

That Jacob so regarded his handmaids, is proved by his curse upon Reuben, (Gen. xlix.

" Reuben G. Macy, a member of the Society of Friends, Hudson, N.Y., who resided in South Carolina.

" Reuben G. Macy, Hudson, N.Y. member of the Society of Friends, who resided in South Carolina, in 1818 and 19.

"BIBLE" BUTLER, alias Stephen Butler, grandfather of Reuben Butler, the presbyterian minister (married to Jeanie Deans).Sir W. Scott, Heart of Midlothian (time, George II.).

UPON THE DEATH OF REUBEN, PELEG B. CHARLES, SUSAN AND MARY A. WING, (Children of Mr. Reuben and Mrs. Lucy Wing of Livermore,) who died within the space of 2 years and 8 mouths, between the ages of 15 and 21 years.

UPON THE DEATH OF REUBEN, PELEG B. CHARLES, SUSAN AND MARY A. WING, (Children of Mr. Reuben and Mrs. Lucy Wing of Livermore,) who died within the space of 2 years and 8 mouths, between the ages of 15 and 21 years.

Reuben Butler was the grandson of a trooper in Monk's army, and had been brought up by a grandmother, a widow, a cotter who struggled with poverty and the hard and sterile soil on the land of the Laird of Dumbiedikes.

While Reuben Butler was acquiring at the university the knowledge necessary for a clergyman, David Deans, by shrewdness and skill, gained a footing in the world and the possession of some wealth.

The news that this girl was in prison on suspicion of the murder of her child was what kept Reuben Butler lingering on the hills outside Edinburgh, until a fitting time should arrive to wait upon Jeannie and her father.

I have been ower proud of my sufferings in a gude cause, Reuben, and now I am to be tried with those whilk will turn my pride and glory into a reproach and a hissing.

On her way she stopped to bid adieu to her old friend Reuben Butler, whom she had expected to see at the court yesterday.

It was so, and Reuben gave her the papers to prove it, and a letter to the Duke of Argyle; and she, begging him to do what he could for her father and sister, left the room hastily.

" The next surprise for Jeannie Deans was the appearance of Reuben Butler, who had been appointed by the Duke of Argyle to the kirk of Knocktarlitie, at Roseneath; and within a reasonable time after the new minister had been comfortably settled in his living, the banns were called, and long wooing of Reuben and Jeannie was ended by their union in the holy bands of matrimony.

" The next surprise for Jeannie Deans was the appearance of Reuben Butler, who had been appointed by the Duke of Argyle to the kirk of Knocktarlitie, at Roseneath; and within a reasonable time after the new minister had been comfortably settled in his living, the banns were called, and long wooing of Reuben and Jeannie was ended by their union in the holy bands of matrimony.

Jeannie and Reuben, happy in each other, in the prosperity of their family, and the love and honour of all by gypsies, she saw no more.

Under date of October 23, 1829, Reuben Harrison, surveyor, certifies that "at the request of John Cameron one of the proprietors I did survey the town of New Salem."

POTTER, GEORGE REUBEN, comp.

SEE Potter, George Reuben, comp.

Reuben, the young artist.

SEE KNIGHT, F. B. FINE, REUBEN.