... -Mr. BALWOUR and Sir H. CAMPBELL-flBANNJRMAN: Sir, on behalf of both political parties, we have much pleasure in unani- mously piresenting you with this beneficent measure; (sotto voce) but, please remember, yourthanks are due more particularly to my ,ownparty!, - ...

... UNION RECIPE FOR THE TREATTMENT OF PEOPLE WHO WANT TO KNOW TOO MUCH. ...

... .. - , .. 1@ A ?? cus arc.- A Imt. aladtono is writhing another article for the Nintateenth GCc ibh .-D aily papere -. _ ~A. _ ?? ?? ?? -- 1! -ryp .w r ?? 2f IFPtJO DI.RCOVORY OF:P . t4FLU NCE oF Pwr A4-r S . 10 14 4/ ,_FIND SE'.Br 2 1.O MOFilAL5 F- fRO HoRnu i -c X' 4r WI f-WEhtE AFMgCLEsi ?? RfI0°toso p . I B4Uq.AT PO ..R (V~ i~str Pr - O %1tMeS ?? ?? Oa ut thl / ?? pi th Cll S. JABEZ ...

... -4 SIlIroWNEm.- Here, madiam, take it. It used to be an honour aned R leasure to sail under your flag; bhot now that the Goverrnment is so influenqed by PAT agitators, I prefer to sail under a foreign one. ...

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... ASKING FOR, MORE. :OOht OLIVER TWIST: Please ?? I haven't had enough yet,, and should like some more! ...

... WHATr IT'S COMING TO. [JII Ihe debIcl, ill thb loiaso of Collln1ons oil thle 1Vioilell's DJisihbiliticjte. n Itiiorni Bili u niincber said alnlnp. wlin ?? through the strec-is of London could acee bow nijich tiailer ?? wer:: than ni. Ii the uoruiu of tinie physivil reoisolis wolld Cioliniil mnii to talre a back sent.] WIFE OF HI-S L'OSOIM: Now, George, mind you go straight hoiue and put baby ...

... BELFAST: Shaur, thero's no shamne in her at all, at all I-Tero am I doing lhonour to a worthy son of old Ireland, whilst she's I isonouring his enemy! ...

... THE BOER. (going down Glencoe Hill): Ach, mine kontempt for Dommy. Atkins vos not so great now as it vos! ...

... Father ION&ATI'b. Thou art the ounOe ...

... Sir VVILLIAMX: ARcOU3T.- Tho only wv y to save those four is to throw over ,11 the rest, ...