... Huzza! Huzza! Huzza !-After him, my Lads. Here's a Game !-After him, my boys. ...

... TLnE MATTLEDOIRJ flBATTW3LE. The Battledore Battle is only in sport, A political game for the children at Court; Now the Whig sends the shuttlecock high in the air Now the Tory hits hard, and comes in for his share; New John with due flourishes keeps up the game, Now Arthur looks out, and laments that he's lame. They quarrel 'tis true; for the Tory, no dunce, Will give, if be can, three or ...

... on us ! my good woman-, I should think you would very soon do for me. ?? ?? -z ...

... THlE CONTRAST. ' Eh i my angel; bring me a glass of negus-weak as water, and cool as a zephyr.' 'And, young 'oman, bring me a glass of brandy and water-strong as the devil, and hot as blazes.' _ ...

... . Id .. JORD MELVILLE. ~I ~ . On-Thifrtd, .j: numerous meeriiw of the Livery oa Lon--- doe, WaJ held at the Ceiniidhall, to consider' the .isuses inso the' expenditurea of tc pubiic meney, brought to lisght by the tenhi repaort' at the cosI'lnissiorier, of Naval Enquiry, to in- strnsct the repccsc'itatsvs &fr the city in pailiartent strenu- ously tp ?? proiecute all euquinles ilito Oile sahl' ...

... It's quite ready, sir. : Eh-e e-yes, my little dear! 1 hope its ivel aired. Oh, dear, yes. . - X ...

... XTHE DY W WE - L t WENT GPSYG: -I: is IN THE ,DAYS WHE9N WE WE.NT GIPSYING0@ Oh! crikey, Ma l ain't you i; i, mess behind ...

... xi ihde inas '(fid ) die ?? L75,/ ) `orovdnesssaeg ?? tavie-s p.hefilafI N ,. 7 ; Her Majesty, we are informed, had a pet monkey, to. which a physician, in the person of Mr. Zoological Cross, had been appointed. Master Jocko has, we understand, been consigned to the tomb, buried, we believe, in one of the royal vaults at Windsor. But there is some consolation still in store for our afflicted ...

... I'll tell you how it shall be, friend. Snooks. You shall have the crow, and I'll have t the pigeon; or I'll have the pigeon, and you shall have the crow!' h tAye, that's fair.' _ . . : ?? ...

... T t 1. I . I . . . JUHiNNY BULL AND T'UE F'ASTING MAN. ' Mr. Cavanagh, I've called to know if you've any objection to give a few lessons in the fasting line, as I shall be compelled to put it in practice very shortly, under the present Corn-law legislation; so wish to have a knowledge of total abitinenee before I commence.' ...

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... BoB Come, Johnny, cut away; you don't half come it. JACK Oh! yes; it's all very well to say 'cut away,' while you and Nosey are pocketing all the browns. ...