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“Seeing this man not only profane his name, but also become the sword-bearer of everything Jewish hope has fought against for millenniums, is of an unbearable obscenity,” Mr. Lévy wrote.

He was in the midst of the most delicious dream—riding in that coveted coach, all gilt and gingerbread, on a certain 9th of November to come, moving in stately dignity through Cheapside, amidst the plaudits of little boys, the crowding of windows, and the arduous exertions of policemen to preserve order in the admiring mob; sitting with the mace and sword-bearer beside him, his mace and sword-bearer!

I get on the top of the Lord Mayor's coach, leaning on the Mace, and supported by the Sword-bearer.

Selictar, sē-lik′t�r, n. the sword-bearer of a Turkish chief.

George-Ignatius, Prince de Lubomirski, Sword-Bearer of the Crown, Lieutenant-General of the King's Forces, Colonel of the Life-Guards, and Knight of the Order of the White Eagle, is descended from a Family of very great Distinction in Poland.