SELECTED SCRAPS.

MANNERS.
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DR.. G. Manners Sutton, late archbishop OF
Canterbury, was addressed by rude fellow,
who claimed relationship with him on the
ground that his name was Sutton.


4 am afraid, said the archbishop, 'that
cannot indulge the idea of being related to you,
for my name is Manners Sutton; now itseems
you want the manners ,-5 aHs


Another story is told Of Manners, the first
Earl Of Rutland, who supposing that Sir Thos.
More was elevated with his dignities, said to
him tas4ait3 ta


'Honores mutant Mores.' asaa ~


NO. replied Sir Thomas, 'but honors do
change Manners a#"