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Walls of a Roman building belonging| possiby to the third or fourth century have been uncovered by Post Office work- men laying cables in Gracechurch street,

When the trench was cut, "writes & Daily Chronicle representative, a wall, about 2 din. thick, with painted plaster, was found 13ft down.

Another wall gift. thick was found at right anglez to it, with features indicat- ing that it once formed part of an inner chamber of a Roman public building. The plaster was square panelled with simple painted ornamentation. Portions of small tessellated brick were also found, Measurements and photos have been taken, and the workmen were filling in the trench.

A TELZORY CONFIRMED.

Mr. Lambert, F.S.A., of the Guildhall Museum, who has been watching the work, said that the proximity of the re- mains to those found and preserved in i the basement of a hosiery establishment close by lend colour to the suggestion that the present discoveries are associated with the original Forum of Roman Lon- don.

confirms the theory of anti- quarismo Brid, that old Lendon strrots did not conform to the thorough- fares of the original Roman city.

"Even though many discoverice bear. ing upon Roman London have been made in recent times he said, "it is impos sible to reconstruct any detailed plan. There is not one single complete plan of any Roman building yet recorded.

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"Discoveries made in 1881" showed that the Forum buildings were on the site of the present Leadenhall Market. The Uracechurch Street portions of public Homan buildings set to have extended originally in the direction of Leadenhall. There was a Roman building stretching from Gracecharch Street right across the centre of the Leadenhall Märket, and its wall was 12ft. thick..

Approximately the older of the two walle just found is not earlier than the third century, so that the town was even then old when they were built. for coins of Claudius dated about A. D. 50 have been found in the City."

TI LES FOR CANADIANS,

QUEBEC MOVEMENT FOR THEIK RESTORATION.

A movement has begun in Quebre for the restoration of knighthoods and the like honours for Canadians (writes The Tres correspondent). It is believed that; the proposal wil have the general sup- port of Quebre Librala,

The Toronto Glove describes the pro- posal ALL frivolous, and insists that no worthy cause will be advanced by

ministering to the vanity of accally-ambitions men

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the abolitioni aa 'actual majority in the Canadian Parliament, largely because the denial of such hon ours to Canadians tends towards the sentimental sparation of Canada from the other Dominions and affrets its close relation to the Crown, which is among the chief binding fores of the Empire.

A Special Committee of the Cane- dian Hous of Commons was appointed in April. 1910, to consider the question of titles in Canada, and if unanimously recommended that hereditary titles in Canada should eense upon the death' of present holders, aud, by a large majority. that no further knighthood

the

ninor orders, and titles should be bestow. rd. These recommendations were

subsc. quently ratified, by Parliament.

Ani amendment to refer back, the Committee's report, with instructions to strike out all the paragraubs except those" with r ference to hereditary titles was defeated by 90 voter to 13.

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A writer in a home paper quotes the following copy of a sign board. which be believes is still exhibited at Burton's Old Curiosity Shop at Falmouth:-

Roger Giles, Sargin, Parish Clark, and Skulemaster, Grøser and Hundertaker, Respectable informe ladys and gentlemas. that he diurs tref without wateing a minit, applies aches every hour, blisters on the lowest tarms, and, vizicks for a penny a nence. He sel's Godfather's kördalen, kats korna, bunyons, doctershi osces, elips docking winee muth,! and undertakes to fuk rester every bodies nayls by the ear. Jestharps, peany' wietels, brass kanelsticks, fryin pans, and other moozikal hinstruminte, hat grately reydooced figers. Young ladys and gentle- men larnes their grammer, and langeudge in the purtiest manner, alao grate cure. taken off their morrels and spellin. Apoi zarm-zinging, tayching the base vial, and all other zoit; of fancy work, squadrils, Pokers, weasels, and a country dances tort at home and abroad at fakshun. Perfumery and snuff in all its branches. As times is cree! had I beg to tell ce that ibas just beginned to sell a sorts of stashopury ware, cox, hens, vouls, pigs, and all other kinds of poultry.

Lord Mayors banquet, at the Guildhall, tricks

London, on Nov. 9th, 1921.

P.S.-1 tayches geography, rithmetic, cowaticks, jimnasticks, and other chyneer The spelling" is Roger's own. based obviously on the phonetics of the Cornisb dialect. Roger is surely one of the per sona one would wish to have scen."

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