VAUXHALL WEATHER.

It having happened for several successive summers, that wet weather

took place just as the Vauxhall season commenced, Tom Lowe, Tyers's

principal vocal performer, accidentally meeting the proprietor,

expressed an anxious desire to know when he meant to open his

gardens. "Why are you so particular, Mr. Lowe?" said Jonathan. "I

have a very good reason, sir, and should like to know the very day."

"Why, why?" reiterated Tyers, impatiently. "That I may bespeak a

great coat to sing in; for you know we shall be sure to have rain."

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