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 light, but she was out on the snow, scrub ping out a washing tub. "That's the girl for me-" said I, when We got out of her hearing. One of these young men came to England soon afterwards; and he, who keeps an inn in Yorkshire, came over to Preston, at the time of the election. to ve- rify whether I was the same man. When he found was, he appeared surprizcd i; but what was his surprise, when l told him that those tall young men whom he saw around me, were the sons of that

 pretty little girl that he and l saw scrub-

 ping out the washing tub on the snow in New Brunswick in the morning.

 q From the day that l first spoke to her. ' never had thought of her being the wife of another man, more than l had of her being transformed into chest ol drawers and formed my resolution at

 once, to marry her as soon as we could get

 permission, and to get out of the army as soon as could. So that this matter was,

 at once, settled, as firmly as if written in lthe book of fate. At the end of about six months, my regiment, and along with it, were removed to Fredericktown, distance of about one hundred miles up the river ] St. John; and, which was worse, the artil-