THE LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.

Carpets Beat.--Knives and Boots cleaned per contract.--Errands

faithfully performed--G. G. attends Ball and Dinner parties,

and from his knowledge of the most distinguished Families in

London, confidently recommends his services to the

distinguished neighbourhood of Pocklington Square.

Mr. Grundsell's state costume is a blue coat and copper buttons, a white

waistcoat, and an immense frill and shirt-collar. He was for many years

a private watchman, and once canvassed for the office of parish clerk

of St. Peter's Pocklington. He can be intrusted with untold spoons; with

anything, in fact, but liquor; and it was he who brought round the cards

for MRS. PERKINS'S BALL.

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