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LoTTERv-TIcKET ANEcDoTE.--In the early par
of the reign of King George H., the footman of
lady Of quality under the absurd infatuaton of a
dream, disposed Of the savings of the last twenty
wears of his life in two tickets, which, proving
blanks, after few melancholy days he put an end
to his life. In his box was found a plan Of the


manner in which he would spend the ive.thou-
sand-pound prize, which his mistress preserved


as curiosity. As soon as ! have received the


money I'll marry Grace Farrers; but as she has
been cross and coy, I'll use heras servant. Eve
ry morning she shall getme mug Of strong beer
with toast nutmeg, and sugar in it; then will
sleep till ten, after which will have large sack
posset. My dinner shall be on the table at one,
and never without good pudding; I'll have a
stock of wine and brandy laid in; about five in
the afternoon I'll have tarts and elles, and gal
lon bowl of punch; at ten, hot supper of two
dishes, if I'm in good humor, and Grace behaves
herself, she shall sit down with me- TO bed
about elve.'-Loumger' Commonplace Book.