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SOME ENGLISH NOMENCLATURE. There does bo4 aeem to be any exceptionally a ,: named lioraes among the two-year-olds this season, i •hoii-ii there are several names i.t which no little ., naatneaa may be claimed. Allowing for something in the nature ol ■ pan as regards the sire. Biplane .1 ... well for the daughter of Ayrshire and Gravita-,.,.,, J* ,,„i "BouibslieU" Is a happy tbongbt for the ,,i-i.rei •■! Cs bine and Periwinkle, as combination u .• missile and the winkles covering. "Campo bello" is commended for the son of Camp Fire aad ! Ian !• and Maloi Eustace Loder has been happy ,,, -vbickweed/ the Oily bj Spearmlnl Spring ig Chicken. "By Tre, Pol and Pen, yon may know ■ il, i irnisl uen" Ihe rhyme o -. and so "Cornish ih Beauty" Is appropriate for the daughter of tre-; and ••iint: B lie. If one knew what a :i ft "Crooked Match" was. one might approve of the • ~ ,.r Matchmaker and Mrs. Bent, •i.in- to Mid .lliii." does well enough for the son ol I ine ic Weather and I. .eh Mlddleton, and one is likely to " remember thai "Tlareaway" U Matchmaker Best iwaj all bi ither to Polar Star, by General i Symons -Go On is eaUed "General Trot," which answers the pnrpsae, and there is some jH.int In I ■•Knowing Bird" for the daughter of Miss.-I Thrush :.nil Oirton. M. A. "Matehseller" is admlaslble for the Matchmaker -Selagiaelbj ally, and "Marseil . in~- quite .mm| for the daoghter of Marco and Commune. "Nightcap." by Cupbearer My Last N . alio neat, and "ii of the heal i- *8eesrt" to: I daughter ol French Fox and Frangtpane.— Toronto ,
