A VERY HARD CASE.
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In the Jays of the infamous Jefiries, there
lived in England certain Mrs. Gaunt,
who was noted for her benevolence to all
sorts of people. A man who was flying from
n nrosecution for treason, called at her
housp. and was entertained there for seve-
raj davs. While there, he learned the con-
tents Of a proclamation. which offered a
pardon to those who should revea, political
offences. The culprit informed against


Mrs. Gaunt for harbouring rebels, and
testified against her in Court. The das-
|tardly witness was pardoned for his trea'
cherry, and Mrs. Gaunt was burnt to death
for her hospitality.