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AMiAnLE ABSENCE OF MIxD.-Wemyss, in his Life of an Aetor.n relates the fol- lowing reminiscence of Elliston:-So com ple,ely turned was his brain by the honors extended .o him by the nobility, and partic- ularly by the king, that he frequently i,nagin- ed himself invested with royalty, aud. on one occasion, even so far forgot himself, in a pageant in which he persona,eal the monarch. as to exclaim, in reply to the applause with which he was greeted hy the audience l" Biess yoi, my people"