... Coachey open'd the j door, j The lady was gone, and the shades in each Boot Cleam'd full, and, mote terrified now than before, Poor Jehu exclaim'.!, that the Imps on his sight The Boots in, would drive him to maduess out- right! Freak 3d. In passing his ...

... So Boot-lodging Imps to his seat should ap- proach, His fare acquiesced and re-enter 'd the coach.— Fseak 2d. Disrobing himself oT his feminine suit, And pulling the check, Coachey open'd the door, The lady was gone, and the shades in each Boot Gleam'd ...

... dinner be serving, Fait three ot us here wid sheer hunger are starving, •' Myself, and my two little feiends in the Boot s ! De Boots ! cried the Hostess, — her shadow in each Now gleam'd on her view, and her powers of speech Were lost in amaze,— but ...

... dinner be serving, •» Fait three of us here wid sheer hunger ate starving, «' Mysell, and m y two little friends in the Boot s ! De Boot: ! ctied the Hostess, — her shadow in each Now gleam 'd on her view, and her powers of speech Were lost in amaze, — ...

... and be dam'd .> said his trllows, I .'onld, said the other, and gladly, if able, But dtemons have pass'd from the Boots to tht Stjsli! 8 i Child-scaring tale,' said the thieves, this 'JOU till us, r 'J J utcifu! decil your mind that bewitches;— ...

... Weakness of the Stomach, and Indi- gestion, at 2s. 9d. 4s. tid. an.t 1 Is.— Prepared only by John Towers, FAIRFIELD, St. Peter's, Kent, late of London. t^T Letters, post paid, will meet with the most punctual attention. THE MINERS. Where the tin-mines of Cornwall ...