By way of advancing his political interests, Mr.Bowmore introduced him to the local Hampden Club; and Miss Charlotte rewarded him with a generosity which must not be passed over in silence.

Her lover was permitted to put an engagement ring on her finger, and to kiss her afterward to his heart's content." SECOND NOTE.
"Mr.Percy has paid more visits to the Republican Club; and Justice Bervie (father of the Captain) has heard of it, and has written to his son.

The result that might have been expected has followed.

Captain Bervie announces his return to England, to exert his influence for political good against the influence of Mr.Bowmore for political evil.
"In the meanwhile, Mr.Percy's claim has been brought before the House of Commons, and has been adjourned for further consideration in six months' time.

Both the gentlemen are indignant--especially Mr.Bowmore.
He has called a meeting of the Club to consider his young friend's wrongs, and has proposed the election of Mr.Percy as a member of that revolutionary society." THIRD NOTE.
"Mr.Percy has been elected.