NOVEL HERALDRY.

A gentleman having sent a porter on a message, which he executed much to

his satisfaction, had the curiosity to ask his name; being informed it was

Russell, "Pray," says the gentleman "is your coat of arms the same as the

Duke of Bedford's?" "As to our arms, your honour," said the porter, "I

believe they are pretty much alike; but there is a deal of difference

between our coats."

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