as I promised, an account of Miss Redish's wedding. This day was a most beautiful day for this season when Miss Kelly and I got up at daylight. We were very much afraid it was going to be wet but it looked so threatening but by the time we were dressed the clouds had passed away and the sun began to shine. Between eight and nine Miss Dorset and Miss Hart who were to be the other two bridesmaids were up to dress and in a short time after the car came and took us down to Mr Hickson's where we found the bride ready and the bridesmen assembled. Mr Adam McDonald was the principal one. As it was such a short distance we walked to the church. Although Ellen was very nervous she behaved exceedingly well, much better than I did. I had the greatest difficulty to keep myself from crying during the ceremony. As I was principal bridesmaid I required to