The Volunteer Baronet.
The following letter from an evening ministtcrial paper contaits; we believe, a very JUst animadversion: the rinly wonder is, how it got into a ministerial paper. TO THE EDICOR. Sir,-As an old Nova Scotia Baroriet, I had the honour of paying my utifulrespects to my Sovereigp, at the Dravwin.room, on Thursday last, on Awhich uccaunun I wore the budge bnelonging, to my order. A tawney-coloured riband, with a similar badge appendant, around the neck of the Lord Bishop of WVinclbester. very naturallv excited my attention and surprise; and I should have thought it a visual deception, if I had not observed, in the list of presentations published in your paper of Friday, the name " Lady Pretyman Tomline." have since called at the Heralds' College, in the hope of gaining some information upon this, to me, interesting subjet - but I was there distinctly assured that the Bishop is _ot :*cog. nized by the members of that ancient body as a Baronet of either of the tlree kingdoms. Some one of your antiquarian correspondents may perhaps assist me to an elucidation of this point. I tmust, theretbre, that you will allow me to avail myself of the extensive circulation of your journal., for the purpose of requesting that fa. vour. If it should appear that we have the henour of reckoning the right Rev. Prelate amongst the Baronets of Nova Scotia, 1 shall be anxious for a reference to the date of the creation, in order that I may be enabled to regulate the precedency of the ladies of my fa. mily, at our expected visit in the vicinity of Farnham Castle. I remain. vour constant -.nii-, A NOVA SCOTIA BARONET. Play 24. THE VOLUNTEER BARONET.