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CARDINAL WoLsEY.-All who know any thing of history, know that he was proud and ostentatious, and accustom to the use of gorgeous costume, in which he piqued himselfin outshining all the other couriiers of Henry VIII. One day, prodigaI no- bleman, who was deeply m debt, and paid nobody, came into court in dress, the splendor of which outshone that of WoL sey, who being piqned, addressed the mo- bleman, and said, "My Lord, it would be more commendable in you to pay your debts, than 10 lavish so much money on your dress" "May it please your rever- ence,n replied ..lhee the nehleman. ssyou are perfectly right; l humbly thank you for inc hint, sIit. :.:s:ske beginning. to show how l value your kind admonition. Mg father owed your deceased father groat for calf's head, here is sixpencs~-let ue have the change" z