Ure, iii. Uther, ii. Velntide, Saint, iv. Vanitie, i. Venus, ii; iii; v. temple and statue of, iii. Verdant, ii. Verlame, v. Vespasian, ii. Vigent, ii.

ure?" TO MY HONOURED RELATIVE ALEXANDER STEWART MACCOLL

The following simile affords an instance of this quality in the work: "De sixte kunfort is ðet ure Louerd, hwon he iðolð ðet

so ure Louerd let us one iwurðen oðer hwules, and wiðdraweð his grace and his kunfort, ðet we ne ivindeð swetnesse in none

ðet we wel doð, ne savor of heorte; and ðauh, iðet ilke point ne luveð he us ure leove veder never ðe lesce, auh he deð hit for muchel luve ðet

"Though he kill me I will trust In him:" Ure, seca, occide O Domine, (saith Austin) modo serves animam, kill, cut in pieces, burn my body (O Lord) to save my soul.

Uncouth Unicorn's horn Unreadie Upper stage Ure Varlet Vaunt-currying Venetian Verjuice made by stamping crab-apples Vie Vild Virgil, quoted Virginal Virginall Jacks Warning-peece Wax, limbes mad[e] out of Webster's White Devil, allusion to Welshmen proud of their gentility Wet finger

He was also held in great regard by the Rev. David Ure, the earnest and kindly minister of the Burgher Meeting-house, which stood behind the Castle woods at the lower end of Ayton village.

also attended Mr. Ure's church.

Among these were Mr. Ure, the kindly old minister who had married his parents and baptized himself.

Then there was Mr. Stark, minister of another Secession church in the villagea much younger man than Mr. Ure, but a good scholar and a well-read theologian.

Louie God mid ure hierte, And mid all ure mihte, And ure emcristene swo us self, Swo us lereth drihte.

ure fet to gereccenne on sibbe weg.

The former applies to none that ends with one consonant only; as, "mood" or the first of "feat-ure."

Fr=om th~e l~ow pl=eas~ures ~of th=is f~all~en n=at~ure, Rise we to higher, &c."Gram., 12mo, p. 207; 8vo, p. 257.

=one ~in th~eir | cl=ime wh~ere th~e | r=age ~of th~e | v=ult~ure th~e |

3. Correction of Cobb and Webster, by each other, under Rule 3d: "dress-er, hast-y, past-ry, seiz-ure, roll-er, jest-er, weav-er, vamp-er, hand-y, dross-y, gloss-y, mov-er, mov-ing, ooz-y, full-er, trust-y, weight-y, nois-y, drows-y, swarth-y."Webster.

1. Correction of Cobb, by Rule 3d: bend-er, bless-ing, brass-y, chaff-y, chant-er, clasp-er, craft-y, curd-y, fend-er, film-y, fust-y, glass-y, graft-er, grass-y, gust-y, hand-ed, mass-y, musk-y, rust-y, swell-ing, tell-er, test-ed, thrift-y, vest-ure.

By the adding of ment, ance, ence, ure, or age: as, punish, punishment; abate, abatement; repent, repentance; condole, condolence; forfeit, forfeiture; stow, stowage; equip, equipage; truck, truckage. 2.

Ic, Min, Me or We, Ure or Us. Mec; User, Eng.

I, J, Y, y, i, ay, ic, che, ich, Ic;MY, mi, min, MINE, myne, myn;ME, mee, me, meh, mec, mech;WE, wee, ve;OUR or OURS, oure, ure, wer, urin, uren, urne, user, usse, usser, usses, ussum;Us, ous, vs, uss, usic, usich, usig, usih, uz, huz.

Ripon is situated on the little river Ure in a picturesque valley in the west of Yorkshire.

SEE Smith, Sydney Ure, ed.

SMITH, SYDNEY URE, ed.

SWALE, a river in the North Riding of Yorkshire, uniting, after a course of 60 miles, with the Ure to form the Ouse.