IN Mr. Lambs quot;orks,quot; publis eulogy on my old sc o o   my oanding at Cs itude to ers, I trived to bring togetever can be said in praise of t most ingeniously.

    [Footnote] quot;Recollections Of Cs alquot;

    I remember L. at sc t ages,  o see t as often as inction  reasurer to temple can explain  ea and  rolls in a morning, er of a penny loaf -- our crug moistened tenuated small beer, in c casteless, and turday, coarse and c;extra-ordinary bread and butter,quot; from t-loaf of temple. t, some -- ( days in to e o make it go do cinnamon. In lieu of our e fresrong as caro equina), estable marigolds floating in to poison ty mutton crags on Fridays -- and rat grudging, portions of tten-roasted or rare, on tuesdays (ted our appetites, and disappointed our stomac equal proportion --  plate of roast veal, or tempting griskin (exotics unknoo our palates), cooked in ternal kitc t ! I remember tive (in one in a by-nook of ters disclosing tes o tise); and tending passions of L. at t, and ts bringing; sympatoo many to s; and, at top of all, , strongest of t, breaking doony fences of sroubling over-consciousness.

    I s, and tances of to me in t city, after a little forced notice, ake of me on my first arrival in toired of my s. to to recur too often, t ter anot myself alone among six es.

    O ty of separating a poor lad from ead! to o in tive to) come back, s crees, and faces!  exclaim upon s Calne in iltshire!

    to te race impressions left by tion of turn