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way his segar, and actually spat in my face. To throw oil two coats and neck cloth, and to square myself, was the work of an instant: but Mir. Coffin disarmed me hy saying: "Mr. Stokes. you are a gentleman; we accrediI you as such. The Club sees no blemish in your morals or manners: hni are an Englishman, and we select perfectly lair char acter that our rebuke may be national and not per- sonal. As an Englishmaa, black ball you, and spit upon you"

 This, of course, tnnk as rather complimentary than otherwise. accordingly wiped ihe copious eScretion from my face upon new Manchester handkerchief, which herhwith send to you, to be deposited m the library of the United Service Club.

 an ever faithfully yours, JoHS STOKES,

 NEW-poRK, Cross st., Nov, 29th, l844.