...morrows prove it true — They're never used, and therefore new ! THE PAVIOR'S FRIEND. WHEN Tadloc walks the streets, the paviors cry, God bless you, sir, — and lay their rammers by. THE SACRIFICE. WHEN the chaste lamb is from her sisters led. And interwoven garlands paint her head;...

...that Miss Hawkins supposes the blank in the well-known epigram, When walks the streets, the paviont cry, " God bless you, Sir ! " and lay their rammers...has this empty epigram, like other epigrams to be left, been occupied by a succession of big men : we believe that the original tenant was Dr. Ralph...

...well-known epigram, When walks the streets, the pwrian ay, " Ood bless you, Sir ! " and lay their ramraers by, to have been originally filled up with his name,...is mistaken. The epigram was written before he was bom ; and for about HO years has this empty epigram, like other epigrams to be kit, been occupied by...

...— God grant that we May harmless live and die — lîke thee. ON A FAT GENTLEMAN OF OXFORD. When T walks the streets, the paviors cry, " God bless you. Sir!" and lay their rammers by. . * ON A il.liNunn MiX CARЯП NG А О UN. Guns carried ramrods once, now iü spite of puns. Things...

...John— God grant that we May harmless live and die — like thee. ON A FAT GENTLEMAN OF OXFOBD. When Т walks the streets, the paviors cry, " God bless you, Sir !" and lay their rammers by. IMPROMPTU ом л «LBN oía MAN слнRYINP A Qui*. Guns carried ramrods once, now in spite of puns,...

...none by bullet, or by shot, Fell half so flat as WALTER SCOTT. ON A FAT GENTLEMAN OF OXFORD. When T walks the streets, the paviors cry, " God bless you, Sir !" and lay their rammers by. ON SUICIDE. From Martial. When Fate in angry mood has frown'd, And gather'd all her storms around,...

...of your Bible ?' — " Iss, massa, me trap my razor on him sometime." ON A FAT GENTLEMAN. When Bibo walks the streets, the paviors cry '• God bless you, sir !" and lay their rammers by. FM ь. Л Mt*«n's Anvrce то ms SON — If you ever buy 'an estate, let it be front a nobleman, fur...

...remarkable for corpulency ; upon which Evans wrote what has been so often quoted : " When Tadlow treads the streets, the paviors cry, ' God bless you, Sir !' and lay their rammers by." Such were the nugx scholastics in those days at Oxford. Bowles. •j" The person here mentioned was...

...remarkable for corpulency ; upon which Evans wrote what has been so often quoted : " When Tadlow treads the streets, the paviors cry, ' God bless you, Sir !' and lay their rammers by." Such were the nuga scholastica in those days at Oxford. Bowles. f The person here mentioned was my...

...remarkable for corpulency ; upon which Evans wrote what has been so ofien quoted : " When Tadlow treads the streets, the paviors cry, ' God bless you, Sir !' and lay their rammers by." Such were the nugce scholastics in those days at Oxford. Bowles. •\ The person here mentioned was...