{160} We copy with much pleasure the following note, which appeared in the _Albion_ of the 2nd August, 1862:—“OLD ABRAHAM LOWE.—_A Subscriber says_, ‘The writer of the interesting papers upon _Liverpool a Few Years Since_ has fallen into an error, which I wish to correct. “Old Abraham Lowe, the huntsman,” did not end his days in poverty, but enjoyed a small annuity, which was purchased for himself and wife for their joint lives, by subscription among those who had enjoyed his services for so many years. This fund was, I believe, under the care of the Messrs. Fletcher, of Allerton, by whose kindness and attention the latter days of the veteran were well protected.’”