Since February, we have been calling for the ridiculously named Consignia to change back to the good old Post Office. . . . [T]he chief executive, John Roberts, said of Consignia that it was a modern, meaningful and entirely appropriate name that describes the full scope of the Post Office in a way that the words ‘post’ and ‘office’ cannot. That was clearly hogwash managementese of the worst variety.

Pastry flour: patent and clears from soft wheat flours may be blended to produce pastry flour.

In a compartment over the communion-table is an estimable picture; a noli me tangere, by [Anton Raphael] Mengs, who painted it at Rome, and parted with it to the college for three hundred guineas.

it was one of the porches about the theatre, in the which there was a certain placeful of seats for men to sit in.