St. Martin’s Church, the site of the present G. P. 0., formerly a monastery, church, and “sanctuary.”
Sudbury and Old Sarum, rotten boroughs, the one in Suffolk disfranchised in 1844, the other near Salisbury in 1832.
Sudder Courts, courts of criminal and civil jurisdiction which, in Macaulay’s day, existed alongside the Supreme Court, but which, since 1858, have with the Supreme Court, been merged in the “High Courts.”
Sunnuds, certificates of possession.
Surajah Dowlah, better Suraj-ud-daulah.
Swan River, in the S.W. of Australia, to which country the name of New Holland was at first given.
Switzer, that brave, Ulrich Zwingli, the Swiss reformer, who fell at Cappel in 1531.
TALLEYRAND, French diplomatist (1754-1831), rendered good service to the Revolution, was influential under Buonaparte and Louis Philippe’s ambassador to England.
Talma, Francis Joseph, a famous French actor of tragic parts, who passed part of his life in England (1763-1826).
Talus, Sir Artegal’s iron man, who in Spenser’s Faery Queen, Book v., represents the executive power of State Justice.