"The Lord Noel Byron departed this life at eleven {354} o'clock last night, after an illness of ten days.

Texts, Cambridge, Globe, and Aldine editions; Noel's Selected Poems of Spenser, in Canterbury Poets; Minor Poems, in Temple Classics; Arber's Spenser Anthology; Church's Life of Spenser, in English Men of Letters Series; Lowell's Essay, in Among My Books, or in Literary Essays, vol. 4; Hazlitt's Chaucer and Spenser, in Lectures on the English Poets; Dowden's Essay, in Transcripts and Studies.

The latter replied, "Noel!

The people of Paris in great numbers went out to meet the Queen, with the Provost of the Merchants, crying 'Noel!'

It was the rule to breed hounds on the most scientific principles, and by 1750 there were fifty such breeders, including the fifth Duke of Beaufort, Lord Lincoln, Lord Stamford, Lord Percival, Lord Granby, Lord Ludlow, Lord Vernon, Lord Carlisle, Lord Mexbro, Sir Walter Vavasour, Sir Roland Winns, Mr. Noel, Mr. Stanhope, Mr. Meynell, Mr. Barry, and Mr. Charles Pelham.

Another pedigree was that of Ruby, who is credited with a numerous progeny, as she was by Raytor out of Mr. Stapleton's Cruel by Sailor, a son of Lord Granby's Sailor by Mr. Noel's Victor.

* * NAPOLEON BONAPARTE AND LORD NOEL BYRON.

It is a singular coincidence, not unworthy of remark, that the initials of two of the most singular men of their own, and perhaps of any age, the Emperor Napoleon of France, and Lord Noel Byron of England, used the same letters as an abbreviation of their name, N.B. which likewise denotes Nota Bene.

We give an illustration of a terrace of first-class houses built by the above company, who deserve great praise for the spirited and liberal manner in which they are going to work on this the third of their London estatesthe Noel Park Estate, at Hornsey.

On the estates at Shaftesbury and Queen's Parks they have already built about three thousand houses, employing therein a capital of considerably over a million sterling, while at Noel Park they are rapidly covering an estate of one hundred acres, which will contain, when completed, no less than two thousand six hundred houses, to be let at weekly rentals varying from 6s.

The most important entrance to Noel Park is by Gladstone Avenue, a road 60 ft. wide leading from the Green Lanes to the center of the estate.

BIDOUX, NOEL.

Michael Blankfort (A); 13Apr73; R550693. BLEECKER, MARY NOEL, comp. Big music; or, Twenty merry tales to tell.

Mary Noel Bleecker (A); 23Apr73; R551236.

SEE STREATFEILD, NOEL.

SEE BLEECKER, MARY NOEL, comp.

For the glory of France; being the tale told by Noel Bidoux, as set down in English by Everett McNeil.

Babar et le Pere Noel.

GILLESPIE, NOEL A. Endotracheal anaesthesia.

SEE BRAILSFORD, HENRY NOEL.

BRAILSFORD, HENRY NOEL.

COWARD, NOEL.

Noel Coward (A); 2Jul71; R508632.

Noel Coward (A); 2Jul71; R508635. Middle East diary.

Noel Coward (A); 11Nov71; R516468.