... THE COMIC PRESS. [From Punch.] Inverting their Parts —To judge by their uninterrupted record of easy victories over the American teams, it Daft's Eleven that are doing the and the Yankee Eleven that are Daft. Irish Contradiction. —In Ireland is very ...

... and when yon are in Paris/jit is as well to follow the fashion of the Parisians. is said that, when they die, ail good Americans go to Paris; it is certain that on Sundays the majority of geod>Parisians attend the races. The latter iB indeed a, sad fact ...

... much essaying Of tuning, came the playing; And lords and ladies splendid Watched as those bards contended. 111. The first—a minstrel hoary, Who many rhyme had spun,| Sang loud war and glory— Of battles fought aud won ; But when his song was done. Although ...

... Wandering Minstrel, of Peterhead, Captain Sivewright, while bound from Takao for Hong Kong with sugar. The vessel was caught in a typhoon, and all her sails were blown away, but she managed to reach her destination in safety. The Wandering Minstrel belongs ...

... and saw a postage stamp —true to its description. The fhst dip, by G Rease—a common tallow candle. The lay of the last minstrel, by H Enn, —a nice white egg. Then launching into poetical quotations, the collector of this curious exhibition suggests: ...

... thought insufficient for these rival powers. The ancient hvos- pital of St Bartholomew’s,founded in the year 1122, by here, a minstrel of Henry L., is ore of the glories and prides of our national charity, as well as a monu- ment to the progress of the noble ...

... Ueoftuee hlrtkut only that lu*t longer you them— suit#. Why it. the like t> good loaf ?•- Because it ic light when rises. American p*|»e» says frog was the first Greenback inflationist. bust. Tbe persons who most frequently visit wateringplaees in lumiuer ...