... 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.' _ . . : ?? ...

... Not too sour, 'Cos that's like Missus.- No, Betty, it shall be like you, very sweet ! ...

... THE ?UEEWS ?S'I?AKES? ...

... Q0ARTS ALLO'WE D ?? 0 A MERRY CHRISTrMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. ...

... ROASTING A BASHAW.- HE'LL SOON :-BE DONE! ; . , . . , E , 7 i.1 ...

... -DREADFU~l FIRE! !- ...

... 'A'good deal of speculation is on foot in the Royal Household, as to who will be honoured with the order tolmake the Victoria wedding-cake. We know full well who will be made a cake of upon the occasion, as he has been in many previouslinstances. The Royal cake, instead of being quite plain, should have in the centre afigure of John Bull, for oUT Or H15 POCKETS WILL BB TAKEN THE MONEY TO PAY ...

... __-nttE-LIT-eCA I'I. And when the woman saw-tbat the Tree of Aristoa was pleasant to the eye, bearing goliden fluit in never-endiig pro,-. fusion, beneath the branches of which royal indolence flight repose in security, she was tempted by the serpents which.: Idell among itd branchesito. eat, of its fruit and live fdriever, she did eat thereof, and gave untofhefhqsband. i '' I udt .htbr eyes ...

... L.Q *j .- v s A . 15 Oh ! oA that's the long and short of it, Irsuppose ! ...

... Comnmon-sesse Power sweepiug Wayw the aRubbish under which Social Happiness i Burted. ...