The British Nobility, the great, world- renowned Middle Class, and the poor laboring population, constitute the three great divisions of the people and include them all in his mind.

He is apt to leave out of count the Gentry, the great untitled MISTERS, who come in between the nobility and middle-men, and constitute the connecting link between them.

"The fine old English gentleman, all of the olden time," is supposed to belong to this class.

They make up most of "the old county families," of which you hear more than you read.

They are generally large landholders, owning from twenty to one hundred farms.