, and who died in the County In- sane Asylum, was yet a law student. and likewise Washington Hopkins and Emanuel C. Reigart. The leader of the Bar was James Hopkins, and one of its brightest ornaments was his brilliant pupil, William Jenkins, �who was then in the fourth of his six successive three-year

that the county by its £. 500 fur- nished almost all of the money which was expended for this work. At a meeting of the Burgess and the Assistants on February 24, 1798, it was "Resolved that the next meeting be on the 2d March next in the evenihg at Mr. Jacob Frey's, to take into consideration the

report to this board." When the Court of Quarter Sessions for the County of Lancaster met on November 6, 1733, at its November Sessions, the following entry was ordered to be made, viz.: "The confirmation of the King's Road from Lancaster to Philadelphia being confirmed by the Governor in Council and

Pleas, where the amount exceeded $200, was to cease. By the seventh section of the Act, the county of York was annexed to the district,and there- after the district was composed of the city and county of Lancaster, the county of Dauphin and the county of York. This situation continued until �March 27

MADAME MARY FERREE AND THE HUGUENOTS OF LANCASTER COUNTY As we gaze over the beautiful landscape which surrounds this spot, memory unconsciously turns back to a far-off time, when a handful of French emigrants took up their abode upon it. To this land they came to better their condition and in