1st.—Miss A. Kemble married to a count, and will, it is to be hoped,
find her account in the step taken.
'Tis a pity Miss Kemble retires so soon,
When money she makes to so pretty a tune.
5th.—Prince Albert shot ninety-six rabbits in the royal preserves. The
animals, anxious for the honour of seeing the Prince, fell the unhappy
victims of a too fatal curiosity.
6th.—A gentleman having received a newspaper sealed with the motto,
"Time flies," was charged full postage on account of "information"
contained on the wrapper.
14th.—Gooseberries, apples, and pears selling for a mere nothing in
Covent Garden Market, being, as the growers declared, the fruits of the
Tariff.
25th.—Trial of the vagabond Bean, who was found to be one of a very
inferior kidney.