RULES.

1. That all persons shall be eligible for membership of the Society,

with the following exceptions:--Infants in arms; Their Descendants and

other Relatives within the Prohibited Degrees; Parties who are balmy on

the Crumpet,; H. M.'s guests at Portland, Newgate, and Broadmoor; JABEZ;

Persons who have written a book; Persons who haven't; Mrs. PROWLINA PRY;

also all the pragmatic and prudish nonentities who have pranced in

prurient print over the unsavoury question lately discussed _ad nauseam_

in the columns of the _D. T._

2. That if the interview be conducted by one of the male sex, the

Society's chucker-out, jester, and solicitors shall always be present.

3. That the following scale of fees, payable by the Interviewer to the

Interviewee, be adopted:--

£ _s. d._

Mere Nobody 0 0 2

Nobody Else 0 2 6

Mr. WH-STL-R, over a recent Grievance 0 6 8

Minister, of Cabinet Rank 1 1 0

Gaiety Girl, of the Front Rank 1 1 1

Cabman, of any Rank 1 1 2

Mr. ARTHUR ROBERTS, on Things in General 2 2 0

Ditto, on the Empire Question 3 3 0

Any leading Burglar, Pickpocket, or Company Promoter,

with discount for cash 4 4 0

Pugilist, including services of Policeman and Surgeon 5 5 0

G. O. M., if you can get at him 10 10 0

Eminent Humorist, when irritated 21 0 0

Ditto, if a Lady, and pretty (these are scarce) 50 0 0

Anybody who hasn't yet been Interviewed (these are

scarcer) 100 0 0

4. That the Society be immediately dissolved, in view of pending

litigation.

Transcriber's Note:

Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation are as in the original.

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