He turned a sickly colour, and pointed to a line which ran: "On the 24th inst., at Ventnor-Isle of Wight, Helen Talboys, aged 22."

Next day he and Robert Audley journeyed by express to Ventnor, learned on inquiry at the principal hotel that a Captain Maldon, whose daughter was lately dead, was staying at Lansdowne Cottage; and thither they proceeded.

In collusion with her father she induced a Mrs. Plowson in Southampton, who had a daughter in the last stage of consumption, to pass off that daughter as Mrs. George Talboys, and removed her to Ventnor, Isle of Wight, with her own little boy schooled to call her "mamma."

In October I was about a week at Ventnor and Torquay, and from Dec. 7th to 11th at Southampton, on matters connected with my daughter's illness.

" Of private history: In April he made a short visit to Ventnor in the Isle of Wight.

It is becoming almost as popular as Ventnor with those who suffer from weak lungs, though it can be very cold here in January.

*** The report that an early bather was seen executing the Jazz-dance on the beach at Ventnor on Easter Monday seems to have some foundation.

About the middle of July Mrs. Prentiss with her husband and children left London for Ventnor on the Isle of Wight, where, in spite of cold and rainy weather, she passed two happy months.

The Isle of Wight in summer is a little paradise; and in the vicinity of Ventnor are some of its loveliest scenes.

A pilgrimage to the home and grave of the Dairyman's Daughter and to the grave of "Little Jane," and a day and night at Alum Bay, were among the pleasantest incidents of the summer at Ventnor.

To Mrs. Stearns, Ventnor, Aug. 24, 1860.

She went with Ellen Whitelaw to Ventnor.

Ventnor City Tournament 1939.

REINFELD, FRED, ed. Ventnor City Tournament 1939, limited editions.

Ventnor City Tournament 1939.

REINFELD, FRED, ed. Ventnor City Tournament 1939, limited editions.

The Thompson family now moved to Ventnor, in the Isle of Wight, staying for three years at Bonchurch, one of the loveliest places in the world.