he appear at night before the maids of hon
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A gentleman lately took the following me-
theological journal Of his wife's tempcr:-
Monday. rather cloudy; in the afternoon
rainy. Tuesday, vaporish; frightened up a
little at night. Wednesday, changeab.c,
gloomy, inclined to rain. Thursday, high
wind and some peals of thunder. Friday,
fair in the morning, variable till the after
noon, cloudy at night. Saturday, gentle
breeze, bazy thick fog, and a few flashes OF
lightning.


Charles II, who was ck-browed, and OF
a swarthy complexion, passed a pleasant re-
mark upon the grim looks of the murdcrers
in Macbeth, when, addressing his attend
ants. he said, "pray, what is the meaning
that we never see rogue in play, but odsfsh
they always clap him on a black periwig'
when it is well known that one OF the great
est rogucs in England always wears a fair
one" The alusion to the fair wig was
supposed to apply to Titus Oates.