FAMINE AND FREIGHTs IN 1901.
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h the year 10l, tho ship Manhattan, belcn:. ing to Frederick Chinelander, was put up for frisgh, to Liverpool, Jonathan Ogden pu; on board 100 boxes of Havanna sugar at two gun. eas freight per box. and Daniel Ludlow. six thousand bbls. of flour at enc guinea or 2ls. 1It per bbl William Pitt was then Prime

 o~.,ot Englaud, and famine ragged in

 vhaty. Th= Prime Minister issued an

 .whs Ing oray e4 los or $2l pc, bhl,

 "'N rel of American flour which should N of sad England. with full liberty 10 the ' and .et a higher mercantile price if E wo'ne bakers of England were rrohih "~ "est miplling bread on the dly it was baked

 work Vale bread wa, thou tht n re nuiri- of s1ean now. At that time the entire it.

 my. and gentleman generally wore their . in Ques or clubs, and highly powdered.- ,he Duke of Bedford, who was considered the richest subject in England set the example of cutting of bis kaiI 10 save the four wasted i1 bowler, and the example was followed by gen erAl orders through the whole army. Thiswe got from the oldest iahab:taRt,' and it shows hat there is new under the sun.