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Lord Eldons fu!fiment Of a prOmise.-n 1883,
when Mr.. Scott, afterwards Lord Eldon, first be-
came candidate for the borough Of Weob!y, he
was received and lodged in,he house of Mr.. Bridge,
tho vicar, who having daughter thon young
child, took jocular promise from him. that If he
should ever become a chancellor, and the little
girls husband should be clergyman, the chan
ceIIor would give him living. Nowcomes the
sequel partly related by Lord EIdon himself to
his niece Mrs. Foster. .r. .,rr .W


"Years rolled on; came in to office, when one
morning, was told young lady wished 10 speak.
to me; and said young ladies' must be atlendedto,
so they musl show her up. And up came q very
pretty young lady, and curtsied and smpered and
said she thought could no, recoliec her. | an
swered certainly could not, but perhaps sho could
recall herself to my memory. 81 she asked il
remembered the clergyman at Weobly, and his
Iilte girl to whom had made promise.


"Oh. yess!'' said, 81 do and suppose you
are the little grill" -.. =


She curtsied, and said "Yes." ...H Az


"And suppose you are married to q clergy.
man.


"No," she said; and she blushed; 81 am only
going to be married to one, if you. my lord, will
give hma living" nh .. .... ...y.'N-1


swell told her to come back in few Jays;
and made inquiries toascertainfrom the bishop of
the diocess that the gentleman she was going to be
married to was respectable clergyman Of the
Church of England and then looked at my list
and found actually had living vacant that
could give him. So when the young lady came
back, told her she might return home and get
married as fast as she liked, for her intended hus-
and should be presented to living and Iwould
send the papers as soon they could be made out.


"Oh. no ~ she exclaimed, and again she simper-
ed. and bIushed and urtsied "pray, my lord, let
me take them back mvself." T.. r.t.a,{ .rgD


81 was good deal amused, so actuaHy,bad
the papers made out. and signed them. and she
took them herself the following day."-Tpis'
Life of Elton.


That coach Tho coach, ordered some months
since by the National Railroad Company, to DO
built by Messrs Downing Il Abbott tf Concord,
N. f., to take Mr. Clay over themouniains, on his
way from Ashland 10 the White House, has arrived
in this city on its passage south, and goes by tho
brig Chatham TO Baltimore, consigned TO Howard
Kennedy. Esq, with drectonsto 10 have i.at Wheel
ing ia season to take Presidfuf Polk on his,--y
over The moy ntalps Ii il sa.i---"u very Gre =
di,,h,o soe.;,n... skill taste, and faithful


II '0as 70 hare bern called the Isrrv


e o, " es'' out the people, bohuved so strange.
"'affei' last November from wfa, this :, ;l,,..,,
'ompany expected of them that thew h,ve !.
'''ssehed their coach the "Pfesidcnto Po.Ss..sz
Post asf l'fT''~ - Ooa0t1kSs II
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