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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3148, 21 March 1879, Page 2

Lobd BEicoirsFißtD's grandfather <»i the mother's side was living in Billiter square, two doors from Cardinal Mann, i ingts father, when his daughter married <;,'•■' Isaac Disraeli on Feb. 10,1802, and the marriage of " Isaac Disraeli, Esq., of the Adelphi, to Miss "Baseti, ;of Billitier square/ is duly recorded in the Qentle- ■ man's Magazine of the periodv 'Mrs. Disraeli's brother. George Basevi, made * fortune on the Stock Exchangei and spent ' '.'- ---his later life at Brighton, where he lived in ■"' -' Brunswick square, and was known aa'au'V'T';active magistrate. His two sons were both "' men of some note: George Basevj was th« - r architect of the Fitzwilliam Mttseunt s>t Cambridge, and was cut off in the prim* of life by a fall from the roof of the Ely Cathedral during his professional visit of inspection. His eider brother, Nathaniel >< Basevi, was for many years a ooriteyanoer ' in large practice at Lincoln's-inn, and hit - cousin, young Benjamin Disraeli, waa for some time a pupil in his chambers Nathaniel Basevi died at Torquay in IB6o* at the age of seventy-seven. He had no issue, but his brother,, George's chilflSTv?K^v"^?- Ut* Be<WoMneld s next of kin.—Atlas. Lady: " And how long have yon bern outofpl.ee?" LadyhSlp JJd^S theluseiof :snch,anexpression if «< M t'tf plaee'.'): "IhaWbel&malapropb.oily a few weeks, madam.