Muley Suleiman was a great admirer of the European character, and was much attached to a Mr. Leyton, an English merchant.

The ancient dame seeing herself so rudely nonsuited, went off screaming revenge; and although she had not had a tooth in her head for twenty long years, she noised about town that Mr. Leyton had knocked two of her teeth out, and importuned the Governor to obtain her some pecuniary indemnification.

His Excellency advised Mr. Leyton to comply, and get rid of the annoyance of the old woman.

Mr. Leyton, being as obstinate as ever, was ordered to appear before the Emperor at Morocco.

The Emperor was at his wits' end, and endeavoured to smooth down the contumacious Leyton, to save his capital from insurrection; imploring him to comply with the Lex talionis, and have two of his teeth drawn if he was inflexibly determined not to pay.

Strange to say, Mr. Leyton at last consented to lose his teeth rather than his money.

*** To record the effect of meals on the physical condition of children, Leyton Council is erecting weighing machines in the feeding centres.

The names of the other captains, so far as have come to my knowledge, were Nicholas Coello, Don Luis Continho, Simon de Myseranda, Simon Leyton, Bartholomew Diaz, who discovered the Cape of Good Hope, and his brother Diego Diaz, who had been purser to Vasco do Gama in the former voyage.

Great cheers from the Wee Frees greeted the advent of Mr. A.E. NEWBOULD, the victor of West Leyton, whose defeat of the Coalition candidate has increased the size of their party by something like four per cent.

I pitied the conductor, it must have been a terrible experience, his eyes were starting from his head,bulging like a rabbit's,he said he had a wife and baby up Leyton way, and that he was so worried about them that he frequently called out his list of destinations the wrong way round.

St. John's Seaman Evans St. John's House Leyton Ch.

Stoker Lashly Leyton County High School.

Sir William Rider diing at Leyton, had his funeralle solemnized in our Church, the hearss being brought from Clothworkers' Hall."