It is singular that any facts should be so perverted, as to justify an insinuation that Reynolds, whose whole life exhibited the continued acts of a kind heart, was a cautious and cold calculator.

Even Sir Joshua Reynolds, whose main business was painting and not the pen, was almost as good an author as he; his Discourses have little to fear when they are set beside Johnson's essays.

Mrs. Reynolds was Lamb's aged pensioner, whom we have met.

Reynolds, Boswell, Burney, and Windham were members.

Sir Joshua Reynolds, on hearing this from Malone, said:'This turn which Baretti now gives to the matter was an after-thought; for he once said to me myself:"There are various opinions about the writer of that prayer; some give it to St. Augustine, some to St. Chrysostom, &c.

Mr. Reynolds was by no means the original, nor, I believe, ever the sole proprietor, of the iron-works in Colebrook-Dale, as stated by Mr. Bakewell; he derived his right in them from his wife's family the Darbies; and the firm of "Darby and Company" was the well known mark on the iron from these works for a very long period; more recently, that of "Colebrook-Dale Company" was adopted.

Reynolds was a good-hearted, active young fellow, with a biting tongue, not only given to many oaths, but likewise skilled in the rough, coarse banter so popular with the backwoodsmen.

Mr. Reynolds was by no means the original, nor, I believe, ever the sole proprietor, of the iron-works in Colebrook-Dale, as stated by Mr. Bakewell; he derived his right in them from his wife's family the Darbies; and the firm of "Darby and Company" was the well known mark on the iron from these works for a very long period; more recently, that of "Colebrook-Dale Company" was adopted.

Its ingredients are many and rather wonderful, but Mrs. REYNOLDS is a deft mixer, and her skill in managing no fewer than three love affairs without getting them and you into a tangle is little short of miraculous.

Reynolds was John Hamilton Reynolds.

Mr. Reynolds and Mr. Ramsay can scarce be rivals; their manners are so different.

Poor Miss Reynolds, who tells this story, was another attraction to Reynolds' house.