"I will leave all to your care, my good Bayfield. I suppose the gentlemen will like to be near each other: the two chambers at the end of the gallery where I sleep (those next to that your Lord sleeps in at present, I mean) will suit them best, I think: see that they have good fires, for it is cold to-night: the wind is really alarming." "Your Ladyship had better take another shawl round your shoulders: the staircase is cold." Ellen thanked her careful old friend, and returned to the company. END OF VOL. II. B. CLARKE, Printer, Well Street, London.