The war of the Revolution found him at Trenton, New Jersey, a man of some substance, acquired as a silversmith and peddler of silver and brass sleeve-buttons of his own manufacture.

On August 25th I made experiments on my left eye, with good measures, and on Aug. 26th ordered a cylindrical lens of Peters, a silversmith in the town, which I believe was never made.

As he approached his homethe house of a silversmith where he lived as a boarderhe tried to collect his thoughts and make a planto return to his town and avenge himself by showing the friars that they could not with impunity insult a youth or make a joke of him.

In the house of the silversmith, where Placido Penitente boarded, the events were commented upon and discussed with some freedom.

" "Ahem, ahem!" coughed the silversmith, a very prudent man, who did not dare to stop the conversation from fear that he would be considered a coward.

again coughed the silversmith, shifting his quid of buyo from one cheek to the other.

"Ahem, ahem, a-h-hem!" coughed the silversmith, hearing steps in the street.

"St. Pascual Bailon is a great saint," declared the silversmith hypocritically, in a loud voice, at the same time winking to the others.

The silversmith sat down, trembling in every limb.

"And what should we do then?" "Then we'd start a real one, now that they're going to massacre us anyhow" The violent fit of coughing that seized the silversmith prevented the rest of this speech from being heard, but Chichoy must have been saying terrible things, to judge from his murderous gestures with the blowpipe and the face of a Japanese tragedian that he put on.

As may be seen" The silversmith was attacked by another fit of coughing so severe that he finally asked all to retire.

"If they want to force us to kill or be killed" Another fit of coughing on the part of the poor silversmith prevented further conversation, so the workmen and apprentices retired to their homes, carrying with them hammers and saws, and other implements, more or less cutting, more or less bruising, disposed to sell their lives dearly.

"Prudence, prudence!" cautioned the silversmith in a tearful voice.

He was apprenticed to a silversmith, and from cutting cyphers on silver spoons, he rose to be sergeant painter to the kingand from engraving arms and shop-bills, to painting kings and queensthe very top of the artist's ladder.

Then from some far-off aerie would ring the tocsin of an elfin silversmith, fast, furious, and tiny: "Ping-ping-ping-ping-ping-ping-ping-ping!" We surmised that a retired Swiss bell-ringer had secluded himself in our remote backwater of the great city to mature fresh combinations of his art.

"Yes,and she said she would as soon, and sooner, go to a silversmith's and pull over all the things on the counter.

#WILLIAM PEARSALL, Manufacturing Silversmith,# Jeweller, Electroplater, and Watchmaker.

But we do not write gold beater for goldbeater, or silver smith for silversmith; because the beater is not gold, nor is the smith silver.

The silversmith in Trumpington Street knew exactly the weight of the silver cup that was to be given to the boy or to a girl.

John Coney, silversmith, 1655-1722. Introd.

John Coney, silversmith, 1655-1722. Introd.

He thinks more appropriate ones of real silver might be made, the pattern being different and work lighter, giving his own ideas of a pattern, and a little draft of it, and requesting Mr. Lear to talk to a silversmith on the matter, remarking that perhaps those sent by Mr. Morris might give hints for the pattern; which, if not found too heavy, as he had not yet seen them, might after all answer.

First, the services of a skillful and discreet silversmith.

And Koch: was he not below in the silversmith's for half an hour before he went up to the old woman's?

But she had hardly got the words out of her mouth when the servant entered the room saying that the silversmith was at the door asking that the account which he laid on the table might be paid.