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-=-= THE London Primitive Methodist circuits have now subscribed £ 1500 to the jubilee fu^a* THE Baroness Burdett-Coutts thinKs a all good fortune would desert her if she parted with a guinea which came into the family in a curious way. Mr. Coutts, her grandfather, was not particularly careful as to his outward appearance, and one day a bene- « volent old gentleman, taking him for a decayed tradesman, gave him a guinea. Next day he met tne banker at dinner at a friend's house, and was con- siderably surprised when he learned the identity of the recipient of his alms, who playfully refused to return the coin, calling it his lucky guinea. At his death it passed into the hands of his widow, who one day gave it to Sir Francis Burdett. His daughter, the Baroness Burdett-Coutts, to whom it) was bequeathed, has since zealously guarded it. .'l'_ Li A « t :-4Kf I"

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