A HERMIT AT HAMPSTEAD.

_Poetical Tavern Signs._--Passing through Dudley the other day, I jotted

down two signs worthy, I think, of a place in "N. & Q."

No. 1. rejoices in the cognomen of the "Lame Dog" with the following

distich:

"Step in, my friend, and rest awhile,

And help the Lame Dog over the style."

No. 2., with a spirited representation of a round of beef, invites her

Majesty's subjects thus:

"If you are hungry, or adry,

Or your stomach out of order,

Their's sure relief at the 'Round of Beef,'

For both these two disorders."

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