and Teutonic tongues, but he knew netting of ar as meaning light in those 

 tongues. 



Sir George Cobnewall, who had arrived while Mr. Edmunds was speak- 

 ing, expressed his regret that he had accidentally missed the address. What 

 he had heard had greatly interested him. 



The party then made theh- way to the beautiful "Clumps" above the 

 village of Bredwardine, where they partook of lunch. Afterwards the club 

 held an ordinary meeting, when some formal business was transacted. 



Su- George Cornewall then announced that the only paper to be read 

 that day was that of Mr. Edmunds and Mr. Curley, who had visited the 

 scene of the destructive whirlwind of Simday week. (See the succeeding 

 page.) 



