Tom Cooke, Esq.--One joke (musical), consisting of "God save the Queen,"
arranged for the penny trumpet.
T. Hood, Esq.--Twenty-three epigrams.
Hon. and Rev. Baptist Noel.--A laughable Corn-law pamphlet.
John Poole, Esq.--A new farce, with liberty to extract all the jokes from
the same, amounting to two _jeux d'esprit_ and a pun.
Proprietors of PUNCH.--The "copy" for No. 15 of the LONDON
CHARIVARI, containing seventeen hundred sentences, and therefore as many
jests.
Col. Sibthorp.--A conundrum.
Daniel O'Connell.--An Irish _tail_.
Messrs. Grissel and Peto.--A _strike_-ing masonic interlude, called "The
Stone-masons at a Stand-still; or, the Rusty Trowel."
Commissioner Lin.--A special edict.
Lord John Russell.--"A new Guide to Matrimony," and a facetious essay,
called "How to leave one's Lodgings."
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