NEW WORK BY THE LATE DOUGLAS JERROLD.

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=Old Wine in New Bottles: Tales and= Sketches of Life and Character, by

DOUGLAS JERROLD, edited, with an Introduction, by his son, Blanchard

Jerrold. With Illustrations by John Leech.

⁂ This work will contain some of the most characteristic pieces from

the pen of the master wit—tales hitherto unknown and untold. Amongst

others may be enumerated:—

Some Account of a Stage Devil.

Baron von Botts, a Tale of Blood.

A Chapter on Black Dogs.

The Actress at the Duke’s.

Papers of a Gentleman-at-Arms.

Bully Bottom’s Babes.

The Rocking Horse.

My Husband’s Winnings: a Household Incident.

The Lamp-post: a Household Narrative.

Midnight at Madame T.’s.

The Old Boatman.

Solomon’s Ape.

Patty Larkspur’s Watch.

The Tutor Fiend and his Three Pupils.

Lizzy’s Back Hair.

Christopher Snub, who was Born’d to be Hang’d.

Recollections of Guy Fawkes, &c. &c.

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=A Pedlar’s Wallet: Filled from Household= Words, by DUDLEY COSTELLO.

This work will comprise some of the best papers contributed to Charles

Dickens’ famous periodical.

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=The Choicest Jests of English Wits=; from the Rude Jokes of the

Ancient Jesters, to the refined and impromptu Witticisms of Theodore

Hook and Douglas Jerrold. Including the Cream of Joe Miller: comprising

the best Sayings, Facetious and Merry, which have contributed to give

to our country the name of Merry England.

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price 5s.,

=The History of Playing Cards, and the= VARIOUS GAMES connected with

them, from the Earliest Ages; with some Account of Card Conjuring, and

Old-Fashioned Tricks.

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