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And they're sure to scold and cuss The tired three, and raise a fuss And a pother About Hopeful here. Heigho! But he's ready, dears, to go. Ah! they little little know All our bother! On our hands heaven knows how long We have had him. 'Twould be wrong To indulge in language strong; But how hearty Is our joy that we have done! There now, REPPY, off you run! Only hope you'll have good fun At the Party! * * * * * TO AN OLD FRIEND WITH A NEW WIG. Delighted to hear that our friend CHARLES HALL, A.D.C., Trin. Coll. Cam., and Q.C., is likely to be made a Judge. Where will he sit? Admiralty, Probate, and Divorce Court, where wreckage cases of ships and married lives are heard? Health to the Judge that shall be, with a song and chorus, if you please, Gentlemen, to the ancient air of "_Samuel Hall_," revived for this occasion only:-- His name it is CHARLES HALL, A.D.C. and Q.C., His name it is CHARLES HALL. In cases great and small He's shone out since his call, All agree. In Court of Admiral_tee_ Did he drudge, (_bis_) In Court of Admiraltee, 'Bout lights and wrecks,--will he Henceforth be less at sea As a Judge? _Chorus._ (_To quite another tune, i.e., the refrain of_ GEORGE GROSSMITH'S _song, "How I became an Actor."_) And each of his friends makes this remark, (Retort he may with "Fudge!") "Now wasn't I the first to say, you're sure Some day to be a Judge!" It will be a touching spectacle, as, indeed, it always is to the reflective mind, to see the new Judge sitting among the wrecks, like "Marius among the Ruins." Fine subject for Sir FREDERICK, P.R.A., in the next Academy Exhibition. * * * * * [Illustration: A DISTINCTION WITHOUT A DIFFERENCE (IN RESULT). "HULLO, JIM, WHATEVER MADE YOU COME OFF?"--"WHY, THE BRUTE BUCKED!"--"BUCKED! NONSENSE, MAN, SHE ONLY COUGHED!"] * * * * * KICKED! (_By the Foot of Clara Groomley._) IN FOUR CHAPTERS.--III. Nothing done! The whole Detective force of London, having nothing better to do, were placed at my disposal, and, after three weeks' search, they found a girl called SMITH; but it was the wrong one. My darling is _blonde_
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