Cardinal Weld's carriage was the richest, and next in magnificence was that of Cardinal Barberini.

Hart's, Hiley's, Alger's, Bullions's, Pond's, S. Putnam's, Weld's, and in sundry other grammars, is favourable to my doctrine, but too badly conceived to be quoted here as authority.

See also Weld's Gram., 2d Ed., p. 154; "Abridged Ed.," p. 119; and Fowler's E. Gram., §450.

"Weld's Gram., p. 15.

"Weld's Gram., 2d Edition, p. 213.

"Murray's Gram., i, 218; Weld's, 191.

"Weld's Gram, p. 50; Abridg., 46 and 58. (10.)

"Weld's Gram., p. 51; Abridg.

" Weld's Gram., pp.

., p. 217; Weld's Gram.

"All the parts of a sentence should correspond to each other."Ib., p. 222; Kirkham's, 193; Ingersoll's, 275; Goldsbury's, 74; Hiley's, 110; Weld's, 193; Alger's, 71; Fisk's, 148; S. Putnam's, 95; Merchant's, 101; Merchant's Murray, 95.

"Weld's English Gram., p. 15; "Abridged Ed.," p. 16.

"Weld's Gram., Abridged, p. 51.

"Murray's Octavo Gram., p. 257; Weld's E. Gram., p. 211.

The error of this will be shown by examples belowexamples of true "Trochaic Monometer," and not of Dimeter mistaken for it, like Weld's, Hart's, or Murray's. OBS.

"Weld's Gram., 2d

These are the parts of speech in some late grammars; as, Barrett's, of 1854, Butler's, Covell's, Day's, Frazee's, Fowle's New, Spear's, Weld's, Wells's, and the Well-wishers'.

"Weld's "Abridged Edition," p. 118.

"Murray's Gram., p. 220; Weld's, 292; Fisk's, 147.

Weld's third letter, 207.

The phrenologist was so struck with the supposed fact that an omnibus driver should have such an extraordinary head, that he preserved an account of it, and did not know until some time after that it was Weld's.

Still, there is no doubt that to the influence of Theodore Weld's conversations they owed much of their enlightenment on this as well as on some other points of radical abolitionism.

All who were so fortunate as to be members of the Eagleswood family during Mr. Weld's administration must often look back with the keenest pleasure to the days passed there.

Those who have read Mr. Weld's beautiful memorial of his wife, with the touching account of her last days, will find no fault, I am sure, if I reproduce a portion of it here, while to those who have not been so fortunate, it will show her sweet Christian spirit, mighty in its gentleness, as no words of mine could do.

And, certainly, when campaigning began again in January, 1865, General Cameron seemed to do his best to convert all Colonists to Weld's view.