10 AUGUST 1895, Page 3

An excellent example of the good things said by children

is to be found in this week's Woman. " Grandpaps," said a little girl of seven to her governess, "has been made a Peer. I don't know what it means, but mother is now 'the abominable Mrs. S—." That, as far as we know, is the best onk.conia of Lord Rosebery's last batch of hereditary tyrants.