ADVERTISEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.

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Wanted, a few good extra Judges, who will be prepared to do all the

work at present delayed or neglected by the existing members of the

Bench. They will be expected to dispense with all vacations except a

week at Christmas, five days at Easter, and a fortnight from the first

to the fifteenth of October. They will devote their entire time to the

service of the State, both day and night. Their day will be devoted to

business in the High Court of Justice in the Strand, and when required

they will go Circuit (by special express) sitting at the various

assizes from 9 P.M. until 3 A.M., returning to London by trains timed

to reach the Metropolis sufficiently early to allow of the usual

morning sitting. They will be further required to consider their

leisure (if any) entirely at the disposal of those members of the

Bar and Solicitors who require it. If they do this punctually and

diligently, without knocking up, they will be permitted to draw

salaries computed at the rate of about one-third of the emoluments

received by a third-rate Queen's Counsel; and if they grow lazy, or

are incapacitated by illness, they will be rewarded by a number of

personal attacks in the London newspapers. Applications to be sent

to the Lord Chancellor (endorsed "Extra Judges to suppress outside

clamour") as early as possible. Every candidate for an appointment

will be expected to be as strong as a horse, and as insensible to

feeling as the back of a rhinoceros.

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Big Drinkers, Moderate Drinkers, and Little Drinkers--this is the

Tipple Alliance!

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[Illustration: "WHEN A MAN DOES NOT LOOK HIS BEST."--NO. 3.

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