THE GARDEN OF PARLIAMENTARY FLOWERS OF SPEECH.

_First song, wherein the_ SPEAKER _works a charm by which certain Irish

Members dance a measure with sticks, and striking the floor, then one

another's coat-tails, and, lastly, one another's heads. When this is

done,_ HARCOURTIUS _appears in the_ pavan, _or "peacock's strut," and

marches about. He disappears, and there is a Dance of Woodmen with

hatchets by the_ Gladstonian Family. _All this ends merrily with a view

of_ VACATIA _working a change as_ TRIPPIUS _introduces a View of a

possible Autumn Session_.

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"What I want some fellow to tell me," said Mr. DUFFER, looking up from

an advertisement of a forthcoming sale at Aldridge's, "is--what the

dickens is the use of a _broken_ sporting dog?"

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[Illustration: "A LA PORTE!"

_Wolff._ "MUST REALLY BE GOING NOW! HAD A DELIGHTFUL TIME OF IT. SPENT A

LOT OF MONEY, AND ENJOYED MYSELF AMAZINGLY. TA! TA!"

_Sultan._ "SO SORRY YOU'RE GOING. BY THE WAY, I'LL ATTEND TO THAT LITTLE

MATTER YOU CAME ABOUT, AT THE EARLIEST MOMENT POSSIBLE. TA! TA!"]

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