CORSAIR-POEM.

--sky--dark--sea--rough;

--Corsair--brave--tough;

--wind--high--waves steep;

--moon--veil'd--oce--deep;

--foam--gainst--vess--dash'd;

--Corsair--board--wash'd.

--rope--vain--to save,

--brine--Cors--grave.

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"STUPID AS A 'POST.'"

The _Morning Post_ has made another blunder. Lord Abinger, it seems, is

too Conservative to resign. After all the editorial boasting about

"exclusive information," "official intelligence," &c. it is very evident

that the "_Morning Twaddler_" must not be looked upon as a direction

_post_.

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We learn that a drama of startling interest, founded upon a recent event

of singular horror, is in active preparation at the Victoria Theatre. It

is to be entitled "_Cavanagh the Culprit; or, the Irish Saveloyard_." The

interest of the drama will be immensely strengthened by the introduction

of the genuine knife with which the fatal ham was cut. Real saveloys will

also be eaten by the Fasting Phenomenon before the audience.

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"Never saw such _stirring_ times," as the spoon said to the saucepan.

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