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"OID ."-1he only occupatinn of the old mpn was wandering about the country, re- pairing the tomb stones oi the covenauIers traveng from one church yard to another mounted on his old white ponv, til he was found dead one day by the road s,de His family experienced singular vari- eiy of fortune. One of his went to America, fortune. He had who married Amer ican lady, and he latter outlying her husband, became Marchioness of Wellesley! His daughter ried to Jerome Bonaparle. and aiier her separation from him welded Monsieur Serruier, the Fleuch consul at Baltimore What would Old Mnraiy have said, as he pored nver the neglected grave stones in Scotland, had he lnreseen that the widow of his grands II becnme English marrho ness. sister. in law To the Duke of Wellington, and hrs granddaughter Queen of Wesiphalia and sister, n-aw ofNapoeon [lnverness Courier.