When Sophie of Nassau was on her way to Trondhjem to be crowned, in 1873, she drove herself in a carriole from the Romsdal, stopping perforce at humble posting-stations by the way.

With some of these Mr. Palmer had no concern; they rested upon bye-laws not unreasonable, enacted by posting-houses for their own benefit, and upon others equally stern, enacted by the inside passengers for the illustration of their own exclusiveness.

The area of ore already located covers 12,500 square meters.[m] CHAPTER XIV HIGHWAYS, RAILWAYS, AND WATERWAYS Since the sixteenth century Norway has had an excellent public posting system which enables the traveler to go to the most remote parts of the country at moderate and fixed rates.

PROOF OF POSTING NOTICE.

National window posting machines eliminate the weaknesses of hand-written methods in banks of any size.

'On the evening of September 28 last, I was called rather hurriedly to attend a posting-horse which had just arrived from a twenty-one miles' journey, and was said to be "very ill."

Chave here roundabout for life conquired, Where any posting nags were to be hired, And can get none, would they were all vired!

HOUNSLOW (13), a town of Middlesex, 10 m. SW. of London; railways have done away with its importance as a posting town; in the vicinity are gunpowder mills, barracks, and the famous Hounslow Heath.

The Romans used white walls for writing inscriptions on, in red chalkanswering the purpose of our posting-billsof which several instances were found on the walls of Pompeii.

And again this passage, called forth possibly by the letters of the Rev. Walter Blaise: "Slander, Whose edge is sharper than the sword; whose tongue Outvenoms all the worms of Nile; whose breath Rides on the posting winds and doth belie All corners of the world.

From Orel there was no malle-poste in which they could continue their journey, and they were obliged to hire a tarantas, or posting-carriage, a very inferior kind of conveyance.

Whitchurch was another famous posting centre and, like Andover, a rotten borough.

POSTING DATES FOR EGYPT AND SALONIKA.

This inn, and the "Angel," were great places in the posting days, when the Exeter Road was one of the most important arteries in England.