the Family Council

    It  eleven oclock t morning t ts and uncles came to ation. ted in tulliver,  it  occasion, like a funeral, unbagged tassels and unpinned tains, adjusting t tops and legs of tables,   accuse of insufficient brig coming -  Mrs Deane appeared punctually in t o it and t driving it, raits in er to some of  Oggs. Mr Deane ulliver , and in Mrs Deanes e o e a subordinate position as a mere supplement to ticles of t years: a cerly intercourse bet Susan ting `like t, and ttle of true Dodson spirit surviving except in  miged t a distance are naturally less faulty tely under our o seems superfluous, tle to do o inquire furthem `blameless.

    Mrs Deane  to arrive, and ulliver came doo tle distorted nearly as it ears, except in moments  s ting it o be quite calm under present circumstances.

    `O sister, ered. ` trouble, O dear!

    Mrs Deane ing tero  spoken very properly.

    `Yes, sister, sely, `t knoo-day  its rigo be prepared for all troubles sent, to remember as it isnt sent  a cause. Im very sorry for you as a sister, and if tor orders jelly for Mr tulliver, I  me kno  is but rigtendance while hes ill.

    `tulliver, ratly,  ers t talk o jelly yet. ter a moments pause, s jelly-glasses upstairs... . I s jelly into em no more.

    ated as stered t  ted s. Mr and Mrs Glegg  immediately follo.

    Mrs Pullet entered crying, as a compendious mode, at all times, of expressing icular case before her.

    Mrs Glegg  front, and garments