But it is not time to think of that yet.' Lord Colambre turned from his own affairs to those of his friend, to offer all the assistance and consolation in his power.

Sir John Berryl died that night.

His daughters, who had lived in the highest style in London, were left totally unprovided for.

His widow had mortgaged her jointure.

Mr.Berryl had an estate now left to him, but without any income.