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ter. ---- 1474. (Same, with addition). No pictures, mind, but a little bad wine don't matter, as I've some country bores coming to stay with me. WIDOW. 1163. The, won't do. FITZCLUMBER knew her in Devonshire--estate incumbered, and a Chancery suit. BORE. 1928. FRANK BLOKE is a dreadful. Send out word to him that his governor wants him on shore, and we'll go on to Cowes. ICE. 1623. We're out of. Rough will do, if you can't get Wenham. WIFE. 1525. Your, has got some clue to the Tuesday business. I am inventing all sorts of things for you, but you had better come off, and bring her a dog, or a bracelet, or something. I think VANE has sold you. ---- 1625. My. Is in such a bad temper. Send off some French novels. PUNCH. 1999. New number not come, the girls are wild, and we shall have a mutiny. Pray see about it, and telegraph to town if necessary. NIECE. 2348. The parson's, is first-rate. So pretty. I have proposed, and she has taken till tiffin-time to consider. ---- 2349. (Same, with addition). Has been asking your Aunt about me, and has given me a flower. ---- 2350. (Same, with addition). Fly, old fellow, and find out for me what, in the language of flowers, is meant by double heart's ease. ---- 2351. (Same, with addition). All up. Your Aunt let out about FANNY MONTGOMERY, and that's what double heart's ease meant. Order supper. I shan't stay on board. SCREWED. 3284. Was I, last night? Signal if I did anything very absurd. WALTER bets that I offered the bishop a cigar. CHURCH. 3384. We are all coming to, in the morning, including CATHERINE, _Verbum sap_. No more signals to-night. * * * * * SHE WILL BE A MARTYR. A letter from France says that MISS CUNNINGHAME on receiving the order for her release from prison, positively refused to go, until she was literally turned out. The invitations of the officials to her to "come out of that," were altogether idle; and indeed it is quite evident that the lady felt
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