He hath his meed Of robing.

FIRST Telling how the Sheriff of Nottingham swore that he would deal dole to Robing Hood.

Prosperity is flushed with Papal ease And grants indulgences to pride of word, Robing our soul in pomp and vanities, Ah!

The robing-room, wherein the head of the revered man is kept in a casket, and the "Salle du Chapitre," with quaint carvings of the 12th century, beyond, are other places of interest.

Weave on, swift shuttle of the Lord, Beneath the deep so far, The bridal robe of Earth's accord, The funeral shroud of war!

When he reached his robing room he sent for Captain Phelan.

" "A paltry sum," answered the artist; "just in the robe of my Pharaoh there is fifty crowns' worth of cobalt.

They found in her apartment her dresses, her linen, all even to the night-robe that she was to have worn that night, but there was nothing that could give the slightest clue to her identity.

So highest poets, painters, owe to Thee Their being and disciples; none were there, Hadst Thou not been; Thou art the centre where The Truth did find an infinite form; and she Left not the earth again, but made it be One of her robing rooms, where she doth wear All forms of revelation.

The first apartment that we entered, was the Robing Room.

From this room, after the ceremony of robing, her Majesty on her way to the Throne passes through a magnificent hall 110 feet long, forty-five feet wide and forty-five feet high, called the Victoria Gallery.

I think you will agree with me, that male garments, admitting of the designation "gown," have usually only outer pocketslarge, square pockets, simply sewed on to the outside of the robe.

, the robing of a monk, is worth attention.

For on both occasions when I visited the sacristy there were several priests either robing or disrobing.

After describing some of the preliminary ceremonies he continues: "Having examined the splendid chair in which he was to be borne, and while he was robing in another apartment, we found that, although we might have a complete view of the Pope and the ceremonies before and after the benediction, yet the principal effect was to be seen below.

But you should have seen the robing!

I had gone with several companions to the closet in which we deposited our hats and shawls, and while engaged in the process of robing, I heard a very loud voice talking in great excitement, and one which I immediately recognised.

A solemn high mass was next performed, and at its close the herald-at-arms cast, in the Queen's name, a shower of gold and silver coin among the crowds who thronged the church; while Marie herself, descending from the platform, and attended as before, slowly left the sacred edifice and returned to the robing-room.

" I did as he asked me, and robing himself like Granuaile in one of my blankets, he seated himself close beside my bed.

The palace of the archbishop was gutted, the chapel and the robing-room of the kings were cellars filled with rubbish.

Captain Phelan, you may take the witness into my robing room and keep her there for the present.

Skale and the housekeeper, he saw, were hurriedly robing themselves in the red and yellow surplices that hung from nails in the hall, and the instinct to laugh at the sight was utterly overwhelmed when he remembered that these were the colors which were used for safety in their respective "rooms." ...

He hurried us off to the robing-rooms, and made us put on monastic and priestly garments over our several apparels.

They carried him in, and there in the robing chamber he lay unconscious for a week, and then died without speech.

Herbert Hamilton lay on his couch, the cold hand of Death upon his brow; but instead of robing his features with a ghastly hue, it had spread over them even more than usual beauty.