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SARCASM ON ASoLlciroR.--Lord Thurlow often treated the bar with great rudeness, and his demeanor to the other branch of the profession sometimes awakened recollections of Jeflrrys. | solicitor once had 10 prove a death before him, and being told upon every statement he made, .sSir, that is no proof,'' d last exclaimed, much vexed. "My Lord. il is very hard that you will moi believe me: I knew him we'll lo his last hour; l saw him desd and in bis eofjn. my Lord. My Lord, is was my client" Lord Chancellor- .'Good God, Sir. Why did you not tell me that before. should not have doubted the fact one moment: for think nothing can be 90 likely to kill man as to have you for his attorney" This fest which was probably though. innocuous by ssshor of il, is said to have ruined the repu- taiion and the business of the unfortunate victim.

 Whom sBsutrsu resided al Madrid, and had disesvesed ihat the librarian of the Escurial was bloekhead, he recommended the king io make him inspector of finances.

 aWhy % p demanded the monarch.

 stf3cca1se, as he has taken nothing from your majesty's books, concluded he will se equally honest in regard to the public 'ssssasy.