Bye baby bunting,
Daddy's gone a hunting
On the Stock Exchange, to catch
Some one who is not his match;
If he has luck,
As well as pluck,
A coach he'll very likely win
To ride his baby bunting in.
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THE DEAF MAN'S PARADISE.--The Audit Office.
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[Illustration: "CASTING ACCOUNTS"]
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[Illustration: OUR FRENCH VISITORS.--(Scene--_Royal Exchange_). _First
Frenchman (his first time in London)._ "Tiens, Alphonse! Qui est cet
homme-la?" _Second Frenchman (who, having been here once before is
supposed to know all about it)._ "Chut! Plus bas, mon ami." (_Whispers
in reverential tone._) "Ce monsieur-la--c'est le Lor' Maire!"]
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A VERY MUCH OVER-RATED PLACE.--London, under the County Council.
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A BILL ACCEPTOR.--A dead wall.
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SITE FOR A RAGGED SCHOOL.--Tattersall's.
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LINKS THAT ARE NO SORT OF USE IN ANY FOG.--Shirt-links.
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THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND BEAUTIFYING TREE IN LONDON.--The plane.
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"COIGNS OF 'VANTAGE."--_L_ _s_. _d_.
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[Illustration: BULL AND BEAR]
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THE "BREAD OF IDLENESS."--Loafing.
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