I've got this house, those three cottages in Turner's Lane, and pretty near six hundred pounds in the bank.

He studied, sketched, arranged collections of minerals, prepared Turner's pictures for the National Gallery, became professor of art at Oxford University, and wrote and lectured on art and social subjects.

It consisted of the Rev. William Turner, as chairman, and of Robert Ormston, William Batson, Henry, Taylor, Ralph Bambridge, George Brown, Hadwen Bragg, David Sutton, Anthony Clapham, George Richardson, and Edward Prowit.

Turner, 52.]

The first was derived from Sir James Turner (Turner's Memoirs, 63), who held a command in the Scottish army; the second from Sir Marmaduke Langdale.

According to Turner, Langdale was ignorant, or kept the Scots in ignorance, of the arrival of Cromwell and his army; according to Langdale, he repeatedly informed them of it, but they refused to give credit to the information.

to Turner's Memoirs, 251.

Of the former, the above engraving is an illustration; and of the latter, our readers will find a beautiful subject (from one of Turner's pictures) in a Supplement published with the present Number.

The Second of "the Spirit of the Annuals," containing a fine Engraving, after a celebrated picture by Turner, and a string of POETICAL GEMS from the Anniversary, Keepsake, and Friendship's Offering, with unique extracts from such of "the Annuals" as were not noticed in the previous Supplement.

Lord Egremont and Lord Halifax continued to be Secretaries of State; Lord Henley (afterward Lord Northington) retained the Great Seal; Lord North and Sir John Turner remained as Lords of the Treasury; and Mr. Yorke and Sir Fletcher Norton were still Attorney and Solicitor General.]

There was a cuckoo clock hanging in Tom Turner's cottage.

"Now, I'll tell you what, Tom Turner," said he to himself, "I've found out this afternoon, and I don't mind your knowing it,that every one of those customers of yours was your master.

" A letter was next received by Mr. Murray's solicitor, Mr. Turner, from Mr. Gunn, to the following effect: Mr. Gunn to Mr. Turner.

" A letter was next received by Mr. Murray's solicitor, Mr. Turner, from Mr. Gunn, to the following effect: Mr. Gunn to Mr. Turner.

But before publishing them, Mr. Murray took advice of his special literary adviser and solicitor, Mr. Sharon Turner.

His reply was as follows: Mr. Turner to John Murray.

When the copyright of "Don Juan" was infringed by other publishers, it became necessary to take steps to protect it at law, and Mr. Sharon Turner was consulted on the subject.

An injunction was applied for in Chancery, and the course of the negotiation will be best ascertained from the following letters: Mr. Sharon Turner to John Murray.

Ever yours faithfully, SHARON TURNER.

The next letter relates to the opinion of Mr. Shadwell, afterwards Vice-Chancellor: Mr. Sharon Turner to John Murray.

He desires me to say that he does not think the Chancellor would refuse an injunction, or would overturn it if obtained.... Yours most faithfully, SHARON TURNER.

Sharon Turner also, the historian, was most cordial in his letters.

R65271, 13Jul50, Minnie Z. Hoffman (W) LILIES OF THE FIELD, a comedy in 3 acts by john Hastings Turner.

R64179, 13Jul50, John Hastings Turner (A) LINDQUIST, Gustavus Elmer Emanuel.

The varieties in cultivation are, Turner's Early Frame.