many more, and they met her mnjesty on the edge of
the property, and escorted her in true Highland
fashion. Ardverikie was afterwards sold by Cluny
to Sir John Ramsden. The Queen went to Cluny
Castle, and examined the many relies of Prince
Charlie' kept there with an interest which pleased
all the family mach. Some of the sisters were there
with my father."
You are rising regretfully to leave, when the door opens, and Captain Chetwynd comes in. This fine old sailor greets you in the same genial manner which characterises the rest of the family. He is the chief inspector of the Royal National Life-Boat Institution. He is a great organiser, is deeply interested in his work, and his wife delights to think that his talents are now turned to saving, not to destroying life. She had previously confided to you, that not only is be one of the cleverest and best of men, but also one of the most straightforward and appreciative. The good, benevolent face carries its own testimony to the fact. A more happy, united family it would be impossible to find; mutual love confidence reign supreme; when cares and anxieties come, as to whom do they not? they are shared by all, and thus is the burden lightened.
