All things that pass, are woman's louking-glass."
THE WEATHER, Just as at home we speak of and expect April Showers" so we might here talk of ye downpours" as we never seem to fail in getting them in abundance. Jupiter Pluvius seems to have been especially liberal this year in his bestowal of we weather, and now that: he-las done his in putting a stop to tennis parties galore, and interfering in " most aggravate ing fashion with the Championship Tennis Tournament and the Military Sports, he leave us to be frizzled up by King Sol However we have certainly something to be thankful for as we have not yet had any unbearably hot weather, A succestio.
As of yore the usual complement of carriages wends its way each after: oon tu-wards the Bubbling Well, but I have noticed that far more than the usual nut-
Camp at Jessfield, The road there has ov ber of carriages are, driven beyond to the several occasions been uncomfortably crowded, and in the case of a restive horse or youy coming along might prove disuse tously so. If the road could be made to take a wider sweep at the turning, it would be " tremendous improvement, and there does not appear to be any reason why it should not, as there swoms to be any wount of ground to spare. In the meantime a policeman would probably prove useful in causing to be removed the vehicles of those unthinking persons who take up a stand at the narrowest part of the rond when the other side is already occupied by carriages. I noticed that the delinquents on each occasion were not mafoos but the drivers of two wheeled traps.
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