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throughout.” I hastened to plead that I did not presume to put my opinion forward in opposition to them, nor to he qualified to oiler any criticism. The subject dropped, and l ielt 1 could have better disguised my personal views. “ A few days afterwards the newspapers were full of adversely expressed opinions of the memorial, and one wag wrote'that it. was an inexpressible error to Represent ‘Alhjert the Good’ as ‘Albert the Guilt.’ I wondered whether her Majesty’s attention was drawn to the satirical comment.” CHANGES TN MANNERS. I,ord Huntly thinks that many modern changes in manners and customs have been for the worse. “ At a dinner-party once at Grosvenor House, T saw Hugh Lupus, first Duke of Westminster (one of the grand seigneurs of liis time), go to the fireplace when the gentlemen joined the ladies in the drawing-room, and, taking up the tongs, adjust his daughterindaw’s dress with them, clipping the hem of her garment and Hiding her legs with it, because he thought she was showing too much ankle. “If he could see the kilt-like costumes of the present day and the boundless expanse of calves and silk hose which are presented to view, ht> would turn in the tomb,”