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A MODEST METHOD OF FORMING A NEW BUDGET	1
WHIG-WAGGERIES.	2
SPORTING.	3
STENOTYPOGRAPHY.	6
NEWS OF EXTRAORDINARY INTEREST.	7
A CON. BY TOM COOKE.	7
CLAR’ DE KITCHEN.	8
A PARTY OF MEDALLERS.	8
A CHAPTER ON BOOTS.	8
HINTS ON MELO-DRAMATIC MUSIC.	13
THE RISING SUN.	14
THE PUNCH CORRESPONDENCE.	14
CHARACTERISTIC CORRESPONDENCE.	16
PUNCH AND PEEL.	16
THE ELECTION OF BALLINAFAD.	19
EPIGRAM.	21
EPIGRAM ON SEEING AN EXECUTION.	22
THE POET FOILED.	22
ECCLESIASTICAL TRANSPORTATION.	22
CONSISTENCY.	22
THE SAILOR’S SECRET.	23
SONGS FOR THE SENTIMENTAL.	25
MARRIAGE AND CHRISTENING EXTRAORDINARY.	25
OMINOUS.	26
CROSS READINGS.	26
A WOOD CUT.	27
REVENGE IS SWEET.	27
QUESTION BY THE DISOWNED OF NOTTINGHAM.	27
ANSWER BY COLONEL SIBTHORP.	27
REVIEW.	27
TO THE LAUGHTER-LOVING PUBLIC.	28
CHANT.	28
THE DRAMA	29
MY FRIEND THE CAPTAIN.	30
LITERARY QUERIES AND REPLIES	31
QUESTION BY SIR EDWARD LYTTON BULWER, BART,	31
QUESTION BY LADY BLESSINGTON,	32
A SPEECH FROM THE HUSTINGS.	32
FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.	32
EPIGRAM ON A VERY LARGE WOMAN.	32

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