...convince you that any charity you may extend in this quarter, will be particularly well applied." " I shall be very happy, if I can be of any use," said Lettice, " but I am sorry to say, but little of my time is at my own disposal — it belongs to...

...meeting, when I trust you will •find some person connected with the locality in which you may assemble to take the office, and under whom I shall be very...happy, if I can be of any use as Vice-President, to act as such." His Lordship then read a list of the general committee for the ensuing year, which was submitted...

...meeting, when I trust you will find some person connected with the locality in which you may assemble to take the office, and under whom I shall be very happy, if I can be of any use as Vice- President, to act as such." His Lordship then read a list of the general committee for the ensuing...

...accept the office of President for the ensuing year. This motion having been seconded by JH MARKLAND, Esq., the MARQUIS of NORTHAMPTON said — I am perfectly...was unanimously approved. THE MOST NOBLE THE MARQUIS OF NOBTHAMPTO.N. The Viscount Adare, MP Sir Charles Lemon, Bart., MP, FRS Sir Philip de Malpas Grey...

...accept the office of President for the ensuing year. This motion having been seconded by JH MARKLAND, Esq., the MARQUIS of NORTHAMPTON said — I am perfectly...submitted to the meeting, was unanimously approved. ^Jrtstoent. THE MOST NOBLE THE MARQUIS or NORTHAMPTON. The Viscount Adare, MP Sir Charles Lemon, Bart.,...

...NOBTHAMPTON said — I am perfectly willing to accept the presidency until the next meeting, when I trust you will find some person connected with the locality...happy, if I can be of any use as Vice-President, to act as such. His Lordship then read the list of the Central Committee proposed for the ensuing year, which...

...trust you will find some person connected with the locality in which you may decide to meet, totake the office, and under whom I shall be very happy, if I can be of any use as Vice-President, to act as such. His Lordship then read the list of the Central Committee proposed for the ensuing year, which...

...person connected with the locality in which you may decide to meet, to take the office, and under whom 1 shall be very happy, if I can be of any use as Vice-President, to act as such. His Lordship then read the list of the Central Committee proposed for the ensuing year, which...

...name, I suppose, has occasioned this. But though not the old friend you anticipated seeing, believe me I shall be very happy if I can be of any use to you." Mr. Arnold asked him a few questions about his health, in the first place, and then slightly...

...Oh, Mr. Warde, you are my good angel ! you will be able to tell me what I want to know." " I sm sure I shall be very happy if I can be of any use," he said, pleased and surprised at the appeal, but in truth feeling as if his position as Miss Cleasby's...