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On the 9th July last, sumptuous entertainment was given at the Lord Mayors Mansion House. London, to Lord John Russell. The Lord Cham ceor was present, and the Mayor gave " The health of the Lord Chancellor" when the follow ing curious incident occurred:

 Signor Paganini had few minutes before left the Hall, presume, for the purpose of procuring his violin, and just returned when the applause upon the health of the Lord Chancellor was at it's height might, without any inordinate stretch of vanity, have looked upon as occasoned by his own appear ance. He instantly ascended chair and commenc- ed solo, at the very point of time when the Lord Chancellor seemed to be just about to rise for the purpose of returning thanks for the drinking of his health. Some voices cried "On, Lord Brougham, Lord Brougham-no fiddler" The musician howe yer, proceeded and the noble and learned Lord re- maned silent for the whole evening.