II.—SOMETHING FOR DR. DARWIN.

III.—A BAD EXAMPLE.

IV.—A CONFIRMED INVALID.

V.—COMPARISONS ARE ODIOUS.

VI.—AN INSCRIPTION ON INSCRIPTIONS.

VII.—NO HARM DONE.

VIII.—BEARDING A BARBER.

IX.—CHANGING HIS COAT.

X.—GOOD ADVICE.

XI.—NEW RELATIONSHIP.

XII.—A SMALL INHERITANCE.

XIII.—A DIFFERENCE.

XIV.—THE LIGHT SUBJECT.

XV.—COMPLIMENTARY.

XVI.—A FAIR SUBSTITUTE.

XVII.—A CONSTITUTIONAL PUN.

XVIII.—A CONVERT.

XIX.—INCREDIBLE.

XX.—ALL THE DIFFERENCE.

XXI.—SPIRITUAL AND SPIRITUOUS.

XXII.—A WONDERFUL WOMAN.

XXIII.—A WISE SON WHO KNEW HIS OWN FATHER.

XXIV.—A WRITTEN CHARACTER.

XXV.—WELL MATCHED.

XXVI.—A PARDONABLE MISTAKE.

XXVII.—THREE CAUSES.

XXVIII.—THE CONNOISSEUR.

XXIX.—A SYMBOL.

XXX.—THE ONE THING WANTING.

XXXI.—A HORSE LAUGH.

XXXII.—ONE GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER.

XXXIII.—A NOVEL COMPLAINT.

XXXIV.—A CONJUGAL CAUTION.

XXXV.—A PORTRAIT CAPITALLY EXECUTED.

XXXVI.—MATTER IN HIS MADNESS.

XXXVII.—PLEASANT INVITATION.

XXXVIII.—WELL-BRED HORSE.

XXXIX.—"ONE FOR HIS NOB."

XL.—SOUND AND FURY.

XLI.—COME OF AGE.

XLII.—A STRIKING NOTICE.

XLIII.—UP IN THE WORLD.

XLIV.—REVERSE OF CIRCUMSTANCES.

XLV.—A DOGGED ANSWER.

XLVI.—VISIBLE DARKNESS.

XLVII.—HIC-CUPPING.

XLVIII.—WORDS THAT BURN.

XLIX.—PASSING THE BOTTLE.

L.—"JUNIUS" DISCOVERED.

LI.—A WEAK WOMAN.

LII.—TOO MANY COOKS.

LIII.—LOOK IN HIS FACE.

LIV.—NOTHING BUT THE "BILL."

LV.—AN EXTINGUISHER.

LVI.—A BAD SHOT.

LVII.—WISE PRECAUTION.

LVIII.—A TRUMP CARD.

LIX.—MISTAKEN IDENTITY.

LX.—ALONE IN HIS GLORY.

LXI.—A CAPITAL LETTER.

LXII.—A GOOD PARSON.

LXIII.—SUBTRACTION AND ADDITION.

LXIV.—THE DOCTRINE OF CHANCES.

LXV.—A LATE EDITION.

LXVI.—VERSES WRITTEN ON A WINDOW IN THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND.

LXVII.—THREE TOUCHSTONES.

LXVIII.—A DIALOGUE.

LXIX.—BEAR AND VAN.

LXX.—EPITAPH FOR SIR JOHN VANBRUGH.

LXXI.—PROVING THEIR METAL.

LXXII.—A DISTANT PROSPECT.

LXXIII.—SOUND SLEEPER.

LXXIV.—A CHEAP CURE.

LXXV.—EPIGRAM.

LXXVI.—A GRAMMATICAL DISTINCTION.

LXXVII.—A BANKER'S CHECK.

LXXVIII.—A FILLIP FOR HIM.

LXXIX.—BLACK OILS.

LXXX.—A BAD CROP.

LXXXI.—A GRAVE DOCTOR.

LXXXII.—WASTE POWDER.

LXXXIII.—THE SADDLE ON THE RIGHT HORSE.

LXXXIV.—BLACK AND WHITE.

LXXXV.—HOME IS HOME.

LXXXVI.—A LIGHT STUDY.

LXXXVII.—A CLIMAX.

LXXXVIII.—SIMPLE DIVISION.

LXXXIX.—HERO-PHOBIA.

XC.—LYING CONSISTENTLY.

XCI.—NOT RIGHT.

XCII.—LIGHT-HEADED.

XCIII.—"HE LIES LIKE TRUTH."

XCIV.—HAND AND GLOVE.

XCV.—VAST DOMAIN.

XCVI.—MONEY RETURNED.

XCVII.—CHEESE AND DESSERT.

XCVIII.—VERY POINTED.

XCIX.—"THE MIXTURE AS BEFORE."

C.—COMPUTATION.

CI.—PRIMOGENITURE.

CII.—CHECK TO THE KING.

CIII.—A FALL IN MITRES.

CIV.—FALSE DELICACY.

CV.—A BAD HARVEST.

CVI.—PROOF IMPRESSION.

CVII.—NECK OR NOTHING.

CVIII.—ARCADIA.

CIX.—QUITE PERFECTION.

CX.—THE LATE MR. COLLINS.

CXI.—A FAMILY PARTY.

CXII.—CALF'S HEAD SURPRISED.

CXIII.—POPPING THE QUESTION.

CXIV.—SCANDALOUS.

CXV.—THE PRINCE OF ORANGE AND JUDGE JEFFERIES.

CXVI.—MODEST REQUEST.

CXVII.—CAP THIS.

CXVIII.—A PRETTY METAPHOR.

CXIX.—ON A STONE THROWN AT A VERY GREAT MAN, BUT WHICH MISSED HIM.

CXX.—A MAN OF LETTERS.

CXXI.—WELSH WIG-GING.

CXXII.—A SPRIG OF SHILLALAH.

CXXIII.—DOG-MATIC.

CXXIV.—FALSE QUANTITY.

CXXV.—IN SUSPENSE.

CXXVI.—PORSON'S VISIT TO THE CONTINENT.

CXXVII.—ARTIFICIAL HEAT.

CXXVIII.—OUTWARD APPEARANCE.

CXXIX.—THE TWO SMITHS.

CXXX.—SAGE ADVICE.

CXXXI.—THE PURSER.

CXXXII.—A FOREIGN ACCENT.

CXXXIII—EASY AS LYING.

CXXXIV.—NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.

CXXXV.—EPIGRAM.

CXXXVI.—FLATTERY TURNED TO ADVANTAGE.

CXXXVII.—THE INTRUDER REBUKED.

CXXXVIII.—CRITICAL POLITENESS.

CXXXIX.—A GOOD PLACE.

CXL.—A CABAL.

CXLI.—THE FIRE OF LONDON.

CXLII.—A DOUBTFUL COMPLIMENT.

CXLIII.—AN HONEST HORSE.

CXLIV.—THE RETORT CUTTING.

CXLV.—ELEGANT COMPLIMENT.

CXLVI.—A LOVE SONG, BY DEAN SWIFT.

CXLVII.—BY THE SAME.

CXLVIII.—A HAPPY SUGGESTION.

CXLIX.—PLAYING ON A WORD.

CL.—AN EYE TO PROFIT.

CLI.—"OUT, BRIEF CANDLE."

CLII.—A.I.

CLIII.—QUALIFYING FOR BAIL.

CLIV.—BARRY'S POWERS OF PLEASING.

CLV.—EPIGRAM.

CLVI.—SENTENCE OF DEATH.

CLVII.—NATIVE WIT.

CLVIII.—WORTH THE MONEY.

CLIX.—SUITED TO HIS SUBJECT.

CLX.—NOT versus NOTT.

CLXI.—A COCKNEY EPIGRAM.

CLXII.—THE PINK OF POLITENESS.

CLXIII.—HIGH AND LOW.

CLXIV.—CITY LOVE.

CLXV.—INGENIOUS REPLY OF A SOLDIER.

CLXVI.—LORD CHESTERFIELD.

CLXVII.—SPECIAL PLEADING.

CLXVIII.—ON A NEW DUKE.

CLXIX.—THE ZODIAC CLUB.

CLXX.—QUIN'S SOLILOQUY ON SEEING THE EMBALMED BODY OF DUKE HUMPHREY, AT ST. ALBAN'S.

CLXXI.—STRIKING REPROOF.

CLXXII.—A PRETTY PICTURE.

CLXXIII.—UNKNOWN TONGUE.

CLXXIV.—DUNNING AND LORD MANSFIELD.

CLXXV.—EPIGRAM.

CLXXVI.—CHANGING HIS LINE.

CLXXVII.—TALL AND SHORT.

CLXXVIII.—AN ODD COMPARISON.

CLXXIX.—ON THE RIGHT SIDE.

CLXXX.—CAUSE OF ABSENCE.

CLXXXI.—THE SCOLD'S VOCABULARY.

CLXXXII.—A FAMILIAR ILLUSTRATION.

CLXXXIII.—HAPPINESS.

CLXXXIV.—TRANSPOSING A COMPLIMENT.

CLXXXV.—A HANDSOME CONTRIBUTION.

CLXXXVI.—WASTE OF TIME.

CLXXXVII.—SCOTCH SIMPLICITY.

CLXXXVIII.—TWOFOLD ILLUSTRATION.

CLXXXIX.—NAT LEE AND SIR ROGER L'ESTRANGE.

CXC.—MAIDS AND WIVES.

CXCI.—TRAGEDY MS.

CXCII.—A TRUE COURTIER.

CXCIII.—RARE VIRTUE.

CXCIV.—A POSER.

CXCV.—A SHEEPISH COMPLIMENT.

CXCVI.—CONSIDERABLE LATITUDE.

CXCVII.—FARMER AND ATTORNEY.

CXCVIII.—A WIFE AT FORTY.

CXCIX.—DISAPPROBATION.

CC.—NOVEL OFFENCE.

CCI.—MEASURING HIS DISTANCE.

CCII.—VERY CLEAR.

CCIII.—BROTHERLY LOVE.

CCIV.—EPIGRAM.

CCV.—MODEST.

CCVI.—A JOINT CONCERN.

CCVII.—PROFESSIONAL.

CCVIII.—A GOOD REASON.

CCIX.—ON A BAD MAN.

CCX.—A CLEVER DOG.

CCXI.—A KNOTTY POINT.

CCXII.—GEORGE SELWYN.

CCXIII.—EMPEROR OF CHINA.

CCXIV.—LANDLORD AND TENANTS.

CCXV.—AN UGLY DOG.

CCXVI.—THE WRONG LEG.

CCXVII.—FEMALE TALKERS.

CCXVIII.—FIGHTING BY MEASURE.

CCXIX.—SUGGESTION.

CCXX.—THE FORCE OF SATIRE.

CCXXI.—THE ANGLO-FRENCH ALLIANCE.

CCXXII.—QUIN'S SAYING.

CCXXIII.—A GOOD REASON.

CCXXIV.—BILLY BROWN AND THE COUNSELLOR.

CCXXV.—THE RULING PASSION AFTER DEATH.

CCXXVI.—CUT AND COME AGAIN.

CCXXVII.—CALIBAN'S LOOKING-GLASS.

CCXXVIII.—UNION IS STRENGTH.

CCXXIX.—FRENCH PRECIPITATION.

CCXXX.—MAKING IT UP.

CCXXXI.—OLD STORIES OVER AGAIN.

CCXXXII.—HUMOR UNDER DIFFICULTIES.

CCXXXIII.—EQUALITY.

CCXXXIV.—QUITE NATURAL.

CCXXXV.—MISER'S CHARITY.

CCXXXVI.—SHAKING HANDS.

CCXXXVII.—MILTON ON WOMAN.

CCXXXVIII.—EPIGRAM.

CCXXXIX.—A GOOD REASON.

CCXL.—ON FARREN, THE ACTOR.

CCXLI.—PADDY'S LOGIC.

CCXLII.—WARNING TO LADIES.

CCXLIII.—A MOT OF DE FOE.

CCXLIV.—A FAIR REPULSE.

CCXLV.—CLAW AND CLAW.

CCXLVI.—THE BISHOP AND HIS PORTMANTEAU.

CCXLVII.—FORCE OF NATURE.

CCXLVIII.—BLOWING A NOSE.

CCXLIX.—TOO CIVIL.

CCL.—TORY LIBERALITY.

CCLI.—A CAPITAL JOKE.

CCLII.—PIG-HEADED.

CCLIII.—BURIED WORTH.

CCLIV.—A JUST DEBTOR.

CCLV.—A SOUND CONCLUSION.

CCLVI.—CUTTING HIS COAT.

CCLVII.—NON SEQUITUR.

CCLVIII.—ANY PORT IN A STORM.

CCLIX.—INGRATITUDE.

CCLX.—NOT SO BAD FOR A KING.

CCLXI.—A BAD CROP.

CCLXII.—"NONE SO BLIND," ETC.

CCLXIII.—DUPLEX MOVEMENT.

CCLXIV.—COULEUR DE ROSE.

CCLXV.—A FEELING WITNESS.

CCLXVI.—EXTREMES MEET.

CCLXVII.—DR. WEATHER-EYE.

CCLXVIII.—HESITATION IN HIS WRITING.

CCLXIX.—A GUIDE TO GOVERNMENT SITUATIONS.

CCLXX.—NATURAL TRANSMUTATION.

CCLXXI.—CRITICS.

CCLXXII.—QUESTION AND ANSWER.

CCLXXIII.—A TRUE JOKE.

CCLXXIV.—THE CART BEFORE THE HORSE.

CCLXXV.—A CITY VARNISH.

CCLXXVI.—A RUB AT A RASCAL.

CCLXXVII.—A SAGE SIMILE.

CCLXXVIII.—AN ARCHITECTURAL PUN.

CCLXXIX.—THE MAJESTY OF MUD.

CCLXXX.—A PROVIDENT BOY.

CCLXXXI.—A QUERY ANSWERED.

CCLXXXII.—A WOMAN'S PROMISES.

CCLXXXIII.—THE MEDICINE MUST BE OF USE.

CCLXXXIV.—ROYAL FAVOR.

CCLXXXV.—BLACK AND WHITE.

CCLXXXVI.—THE WORST OF ALL CRIMES.

CCLXXXVII.—A PHENOMENON ACCOUNTED FOR.

CCLXXXVIII.—BRIGHT AND SHARP.

CCLXXXIX.—A WOODMAN.

CCXC.—HUMAN HAPPINESS.

CCXCI.—MEASURE FOR MEASURE.

CCXCII.—A DESERVED RETORT.

CCXCIII.—A POETICAL SHAPE.

CCXCIV.—A COMMON CASE.

CCXCV.—EPIGRAM.

CCXCVI.—TOO COLD TO CHANGE.

CCXCVII.—SEALING AN OATH.

CCXCVIII.—A NEAT QUOTATION.

CCXCIX.—GOOD SPORT.

CCC.—AN UNRE-HEARSED EFFECT.

CCCI.—A GOOD SERVANT.

CCCII.—BALANCING ACCOUNTS.

CCCIII.—A NOVELTY.

CCCIV.—SCOTCH UNDERSTANDING.

CCCV.—BRUTAL AFFECTIONS.

CCCVI.—AN INTRODUCTORY CEREMONY.

CCCVII.—WHIG AND TORY.

CCCVIII.—CONTRABAND SCOTCHMAN.

CCCIX.—A PLACEBO.

CCCX.—A PLACE WANTED.

CCCXI.—NOT TO BE BOUGHT.

CCCXII.—SIGN OF BEING CRACKED.

CCCXIII.—CRUEL SUGGESTION.

CCCXIV.—AN ODD FELLOW.

CCCXV.—POST-MORTEM.

CCCXVI.—KNOWING HIS PLACE.

CCCXVII.—AN ATTIC JEST.

CCCXVIII.—CUTTING ON BOTH SIDES.

CCCXIX.—A READY RECKONER.

CCCXX.—CATCHING HIM UP.

CCCXXI.—A STOPPER.

CCCXXII.—A BOOK CASE.

CCCXXIII.—HINC ILLE LACHRYMÆ.

CCCXXIV.—REASON FOR GOING TO CHURCH.

CCCXXV.—A BISHOP AND CHURCHWARDEN.

CCCXXVI.—STONE BLIND.

CCCXXVII.—AGREEABLE AND NOT COMPLIMENTARY.

CCCXXVIII.—DR. JOHNSON WITHOUT VARIATION.

CCCXXIX.—MR. CANNING'S PARASITES.

CCCXXX.—PLEASANT DESERTS.

CCCXXXI.—A HOME ARGUMENT.

CCCXXXII.—A BAD PEN.

CCCXXXIII.—WIGNELL THE ACTOR.

CCCXXXIV.—CANDOR.

CCCXXXV.—A "COLD" COMPLIMENT.

CCCXXXVI.—READY REPLY.

CCCXXXVII.—FULL PROOF.

CCCXXXVIII.—EPIGRAM ON CIBBER.

CCCXXXIX.—A PROPHECY.

CCCXL.—A FIXTURE.

CCCXLI.—FAMILY PRIDE.

CCCXLII.—EVIDENCE OF A JOCKEY.

CCCXLIII.—WAY OF THE WORLD.

CCCXLIV.—A BROAD-SHEET HINT.

CCCXLV.—MODEST MERIT.

CCCXLVI.—SOFT, VERY!

CCCXLVII.—CAMBRIDGE ETIQUETTE.

CCCXLVIII.—EPIGRAM.

CCCXLIX.—HALF-WAY.

CCCL.—SELF-KNOWLEDGE.

CCCLI.—TWO OF A TRADE.

CCCLII.—A STRAY SHOT.

CCCLIII.—MILESIAN ADVICE.

CCCLIV.—MR. ABERNETHY.

CCCLV.—THE DEBT PAID.

CCCLVI.—EXTREMES MEET.

CCCLVII.—A COMPLIMENT ILL-RECEIVED.

CCCLVIII.—TRUTH NOT TO BE SPOKEN AT ALL TIMES.

CCCLIX.—A GOOD REASON.

CCCLX.—FOLLOWING A LEADER.

CCCLXI.—IDOLATRY.

CCCLXII.—TWICE RUINED.

CCCLXIII.—Q.E.D.

CCCLXIV.—SHORT STORIES.

CCCLXV.—ON A LADY WHO SQUINTED.

CCCLXVI.—AN ORIGINAL ATTRACTION.

CCCLXVII.—DEMOCRATIC VISION.

CCCLXVIII.—FISHY, RATHER.

CCCLXIX.—LIGHT BREAD.

CCCLXX.—SOMETHING LIKE AN INSULT.

CCCLXXI.—ON CHARLES KEAN, THE ACTOR.

CCCLXXII.—POLITICAL CORRUPTION.

CCCLXXIII.—A QUAKERLY OBJECTION.

CCCLXXIV.—A GOOD-HEARTED FELLOW.

CCCLXXV.—EPIGRAM ON THE DEATH OF FOOTE.

CCCLXXVI.—THE ANGRY OCEAN.

CCCLXXVII.—BREVITY.

CCCLXXVIII.—EPIGRAM.

CCCLXXIX.—A BROAD-BRIM HINT.

CCCLXXX.—AN ORDER FOR TWO.

CCCLXXXI.—EPIGRAM FROM THE ITALIAN.

CCCLXXXII.—MARRIAGE.

CCCLXXXIII.—FISHING FOR A COMPLIMENT.

CCCLXXXIV.—VISIBLE PROOF.

CCCLXXXV.—SIMPLICITY OF THE LEARNED PORSON.

CCCLXXXVI.—EPIGRAM ADDRESSED TO MISS EDGEWORTH.

CCCLXXXVII.—KEEN REPLY.

CCCLXXXVIII.—A GOOD EXAMPLE.

CCCLXXXIX.—A CERTAINTY.

CCCXC.—NOMINAL RHYMES.

CCCXCI.—A BROAD HINT.

CCCXCII.—VAILS TO SERVANTS.

CCCXCIII.—QUITE TRUE.

CCCXCIV.—CONGRATULATION TO ONE WHO CURLED HIS HAIR.

CCCXCV.—THE POLITE SCHOLAR.

CCCXCVI.—A COOL HAND.

CCCXCVII.—QUID PRO QUO.

CCCXCVIII.—RECRUITING SERJEANT AND COUNTRYMAN.

CCCXCIX.—AN ANECDOTE.

CD.—DIDO.

CDI.—EXTREME SIMPLICITY.

CDII.—NOT TO BE TRIFLED WITH.

CDIII.—AS YOU LIKE IT.

CDIV.—AN UPRIGHT MAN.

CDV.—THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON AND THE AURIST.

CDVI.—TRUTH NOT ALWAYS TO BE SPOKEN.

CDVII.—ADVERTISEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.

CDVIII.—A "DOUBLE TIMES."

CDIX.—PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.

CDX.—EPIGRAM.

CDXI.—A SEASONABLE JOKE.

CDXII.—EPIGRAM.

CDXIII.—A CONSIDERATE SON.

CDXIV.—DANGEROUSLY WELL.

CDXV.—EPIGRAM.

CDXVI.—A NEW SCHOLAR.

CDXVII.—PUTTING A STOP TO PILGRIM'S PROGRESS.

CDXVIII.—EPIGRAM.

CDXIX.—A SUDDEN CHANGE.

CDXX.—VALUABLE DISCOVERY.

CDXXI.—A USEFUL ALLY.

CDXXII.—TWO SIDES TO A SPEECH.

CDXXIII.—WILKIE'S SIMPLICITY.

CDXXIV.—RINGING THE CHANGES.

CDXXV.—KNOWING HIS MAN.

CDXXVI.—A SMALL GLASS.

CDXXVII.—DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

CDXXVIII.—AN EMPTY HEAD.

CDXXIX.—A BAD LABEL.

CDXXX.—"AYE! THERE'S THE RUB."

CDXXXI.—MORAL EQUALITY OF MAN.

CDXXXII.—A SILK GOWN.

CDXXXIII.—EPIGRAM BY A PLUCKED MAN.

CDXXXIV.—THE MEASURE OF A BRAIN.

CDXXXV.—FOOTE AND LORD TOWNSEND.

CDXXXVI.—UNREASONABLE.

CDXXXVII.—AN HONEST WARRANTY.

CDXXXVIII.—THE REASON WHY.

CDXXXIX.—BLOTTING IT OUT.

CDXL.—CLERICAL WIT.

CDXLI.—A NICE DISTINCTION.

CDXLII.—WIT AND QUACKERY.

CDXLIII.—WIT DEFINED.

CDXLIV.—A VAIN SEARCH.

CDXLV.—A BAD CUSTOMER.

CDXLVI.—A REFLECTION.

CDXLVII.—FOOTE.

CDXLVIII.—INQUEST EXTRAORDINARY.

CDXLIX.—A BASE ONE.

CDL.—PROFITABLE JUGGLING.

CDLI.—PICKPOCKETING.

CDLII.—DUNNING AND LORD THURLOW.

CDLIII.—AFFECTATION.

CDLIV.—WARM FRIENDSHIPS.

CDLV.—THEATRICAL MISTAKES.

CDLVI.—A BROKEN HEAD.

CDLVII.—CALEDONIAN COMFORT.

CDLVIII.—AN ODD FAMILY.

CDLIX.—A LAWYER'S OPINION OF LAW.

CDLX.—BEN JONSON.

CDLXI.—UNREMITTING KINDNESS.

CDLXII.—KEAN'S IMPROMPTU.

CDLXIII.—A TRUTH FOR THE LADIES.

CDLXIV.—A MARK OF RESPECT.

CDLXV.—A GRETNA CUSTOMER.

CDLXVI.—LEAVING HIS VERDICT.

CDLXVII.—OVER-WISE.

CDLXVIII.—IMPROMPTU.

CDLXIX.—INDEPENDENCE.

CDLXX.—ON PRIDE.

CDLXXI.—BLACK LETTER.

CDLXXII.—A HIATUS.

CDLXXIII.—A REASONABLE REQUEST.

CDLXXIV.—A STRIKING POINT.

CDLXXV.—VERY PRETTY.

CDLXXVI.—AN ODD BIRD.

CDLXXVII.—INQUESTS EXTRAORDINARY.

CDLXXVIII.—"I'VE DONE THE SAME THING OFTEN."

CDLXXIX.—CONFIDENCE.

CDLXXX.—THE CUT INFERNAL.

CDLXXXI.—FEELING HIS WAY.

CDLXXXII.—THE WILL.

CDLXXXIII.—INGENUOUSNESS.

CDLXXXIV.—A NEW SPORT.

CDLXXXV.—SYDNEY SMITH.

CDLXXXVI.—EPIGRAM ON THE DUKE OF ——'S CONSISTENCY.

CDLXXXVII.—A FAIR PROPOSAL.

CDLXXXVIII.—A DOUBTFUL CREED.

CDLXXXIX.—A SATISFACTORY TOTAL.

CDXC.—GOOD RIDDANCE.

CDXCI.—CALCULATION.

CDXCII.—GEORGE II. AND THE RECORDER.

CDXCIII.—SLEEPING ROUND.

CDXCIV.—AT HIS FINGERS' ENDS.

CDXCV.—NOT SO EASY.

CDXCVI.—A POINT.

CDXCVII.—THE REPUBLIC OF LEARNING.

CDXCVIII.—CHALLENGING A JURY.

CDXCIX.—WALPOLIANA.

D.—MINDING HIS BUSINESS.

DI.—PENCE TABLE.

DII.—SATISFACTION.

DIII.—A SAFE APPEAL.

DIV.—A CAUTIOUS LOVER.

DV.—THE SWORD AND THE SCABBARD.

DVI.—TOUCHING.

DVII.—THE COLLEGE BELL!

DVIII.—FRENCH LANGUAGE.

DIX.—EPIGRAM.

DX.—CERTAINLY NOT ASLEEP.

DXI.—ANTICIPATION.

DXII.—THE BEST JUDGE.

DXIII.—THE RIVALS.

DXIV.—DEAD LANGUAGE.

DXV.—WALPOLIANA.

DXVI.—A SLIGHT DIFFERENCE.

DXVII.—EPIGRAM.

DXVIII.—A NICE DISTINCTION.

DXIX.—LATE DINNER.

DXX.—AN OLD JOKE.

DXXI.—TIME WORKS WONDERS.

DXXII.—A NOVEL IDEA.

DXXIII.—THE SPIRIT AND THE LETTER.

DXXIV.—LOSING AN I.

DXXV.—DRIVING IT HOME.

DXXVI.—THE EMPTY GUN.

DXXVII.—A PIECE OF PLATE.

DXXVIII.—EPISCOPAL SAUCE.

DXXIX.—A GOOD CRITIC.

DXXX.—WILKES'S TERGIVERSATION.

DXXXI.—A SLIGHT ERUPTION.

DXXXII.—SMOKING AN M.P.

DXXXIII.—A TIMELY REPROOF.

DXXXIV.—REPROOF.

DXXXV.—A SATISFACTORY REASON.

DXXXVI.—THE TANNER; AN EPIGRAM.

DXXXVII.—AN ABSENT MAN.

DXXXVIII.—A DOUBLE KNOCK.

DXXXIX.—A PROPER RETORT.

DXL.—FORAGING.

DXLI.—ON JEKYLL NEARLY BEING THROWN DOWN BY A VERY SMALL PIG.

DXLII.—UNKIND.

DXLIII.—DEAN SWIFT AND KING WILLIAM.

DXLIV.—EPIGRAM.

DXLV.—ELOQUENT SILENCE.

DXLVI.—KEEPING A PROMISE.

DXLVII.—NAVAL ORATORY.

DXLVIII.—VERSE AND WORSE.

DXLIX.—THE IRON DUKE.

DL.—CLEAR THE COURT.

DLI—SCOTCH CAUTION.

DLII.—WALPOLIANA.

DLIII.—NOT POLITE.

DLIV.—EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES.

DLV.—ON MR. HUSBAND'S MARRIAGE.

DLVI.—CONFIDENCE.

DLVII.—LADY ANNE.

DLVIII.—NICE LANGUAGE.

DLIX.—UNPOETICAL REPLY.

DLX.—IMITATION OF A COW.

DLXI.—TAKING HIS MEASURE.

DLXII.—THURLOW AND PITT.

DLXIII.—EPIGRAM.

DLXIV.—A HAPPY MAN.

DLXV.—VULGAR ARGUMENTS.

DLXVI.—A CLEAR CASE.

DLXVII.—THE LATIN FOR COLD.

DLXVIII.—PIECE DE RESISTANCE.

DLXIX.—LAMB AND ERSKINE.

DLXX.—TRUE WIT.

DLXXI.—ORDER! ORDER!

DLXXII.—THEATRICAL WIT.

DLXXIII.—THE CUT DIRECT.

DLXXIV.—BUSY BODIES.

DLXXV.—THE HOPEFUL PUPIL.

DLXXVI.—THE FORCE OF HABIT.

DLXXVII.—NOTICE TO QUIT.

DLXXVIII.—A LITERAL JOKE.

DLXXIX.—AN ARGUMENT.

DLXXX.—THE CANDLE AND LANTERN.

DLXXXI.—ONE HEAD BETTER THAN A DOZEN.

DLXXXII.—KEEPING A CONSCIENCE.

DLXXXIII.—DEBTOR AND CREDITOR.

DLXXXIV.—PORTMANTEAU v. TRUNK.

DLXXXV.—SEEING A CORONATION.

DLXXXVI.—HOOK'S POLITENESS.

DLXXXVII.—ON NAPOLEON'S STATUE AT Boulogne TURNED, BY DESIGN OR ACCIDENT, WITH ITS BACK TO ENGLAND.

DLXXXVIII.—OLD TIMES.

DLXXXIX.—AN ARCADIAN.

DXC.—JOHNSON AND MRS. SIDDONS.

DXCI.—ROWING IN THE SAME BOAT.

DXCII.—A GENUINE IRISH BULL.

DXCIII.—THE RULING PASSION.

DXCIV.—EPIGRAM.

DXCV.—SHAKESPEARE ILLUSTRATED.

DXCVI.—DEGENERACY.

DXCVII.—WORTHY OF CREDIT.

DXCVIII.—PAYING IN KIND.

DXCIX.—VERY SERIOUS.

DC.—THE LATE LORD AUDLEY.

DCI.—DELICATE HINT.

DCII.—A SCOTCH MEDIUM.

DCIII.—EPIGRAM.

DCIV.—PERFECT DISCONTENT.

DCV.—A BAD BARGAIN.

DCVI.—A PIOUS MINISTER.

DCVII.—STERNE.

DCVIII.—WHO'S THE FOOL?

DCIX.—COLD COMFORT.

DCX.—A GREAT DIFFERENCE.

DCXI.—OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE ACTORS.

DCXII.—INQUEST—NOT EXTRAORDINARY.

DCXIII.—STRANGE JETSUM.

DCXIV.—THE TRUTH AT LAST.

DCXV.—A PILL GRATIS.

DCXVI.—RATHER HARD.

DCXVII.—SCOTCH PENETRATION.

DCXVIII.—A QUESTION OF TIME.

DCXIX.—EPIGRAM.

DCXX.—CONCURRENT EVENTS.

DCXXI.—A GOOD EXCUSE.

DCXXII.—SHORT AND SHARP.

DCXXIII.—IRELAND'S FORGERY.

DCXXIV.—A GOOD ONE.

DCXXV.—"WRITE ME DOWN AN ASS."

DCXXVI.—A WORD TO THE WISE.

DCXXVII.—LIBERAL GIFT.

DCXXVIII.—EASILY ANSWERED.

DCXXIX.—ON THE LATIN GERUNDS.

DCXXX.—DODGING A CREDITOR.

DCXXXI.—BAD HABIT.

DCXXXII.—WHO'S TO BLAME.

DCXXXIII.—THE LETTER H.

DCXXXIV.—TRUTH AND RHYME.

DCXXXV.—A GOOD TRANSLATION.

DCXXXVI.—MAD QUAKERS.

DCXXXVII.—BACON.

DCXXXVIII.—A LETTER WANTING.

DCXXXIX.—ADVICE TO THE YOUNG.

DCXL.—A PROMISE TO PAY.

DCXLI.—PUNCTUATION.

DCXLII.—CON-CIDER-ATE.

DCXLIII.—FEAR OF EDUCATING WOMEN.

DCXLIV.—A-LIQUID.

DCXLV.—TOP AND BOTTOM.

DCXLVI.—A SUGGESTIVE PRESENT.

DCXLVII.—A NEW DISGUISE.

DCXLVIII.—WET AND DRY.

DCXLIX.—RUM AND WATER.

DCL.—A BUDGET OF BLUNDERS.

DCLI.—IMPROMPTU.

DCLII.—WILKES AND A LIBERTY.

DCLIII.—A STRANGE OBJECTION.

DCLIV.—THE TIMIDITY OF BEAUTY.

DCLV.—MAKING A CLEARANCE.

DCLVI.—A SMART ONE-POUNDER.

DCLVII.—RESIGNATION.

DCLVIII.—DELPINI'S REMONSTRANCE.

DCLIX.—A PHONETIC JOKE.

DCLX.—PURE FOLKS.

DCLXI.—GOOD NEWS FOR THE CHANCELLOR.

DCLXII.—JUSTICE NOT ALWAYS BLIND.

DCLXIII.—KITCHENER AND COLMAN.

DCLXIV.—A SPARE MAN.

DCLXV.—A LONG BILL.

DCLXVI.—ROYAL PUN.

DCLXVII.—A COLORABLE RESEMBLANCE.

DCLXVIII.—SPRANGER BARRY.

DCLXIX.—BAD SPORT.

DCLXX.—MEASURE FOR MEASURE.

DCLXXI.—A PROBABILITY.

DCLXXII.—LEGAL ADULTERATION.

DCLXXIII.—VOX ET PRÆTEREA NIHIL.

DCLXXIV.—SALISBURY CATHEDRAL SPIRE.

DCLXXV.—AN ACT OF JUSTICE.

DCLXXVI.—LISTON'S DREAM.

DCLXXVII.—A VOLUMINOUS SPEAKER.

DCLXXVIII.—A SUGGESTIVE QUESTION.

DCLXXIX.—LOVE AND HYMEN.

DCLXXX.—PAR NOBILE FRATRUM.

DCLXXXI.—PLAIN LANGUAGE.

DCLXXXII.—A SETTLER.

DCLXXXIII.—CASH PAYMENTS.

DCLXXXIV.—LAWYER'S HOUSE.

DCLXXXV.—A REASONABLE DEMAND.

DCLXXXVI.—EBENEZER ADAMS.

DCLXXXVII.—ONE BITE AT A CHERRY.

DCLXXXVIII.—A FIG FOR THE GROCER!

DCLXXXIX.—STEAM-BOAT RACING.

DCXC.—GENTLY, JEMMY.

DCXCI.—WHAT'S IN A SYLLABLE?

DCXCII.—QUIET THEFT.

DCXCIII.—GOOD ADVICE.

DCXCIV.—CRITICISING A STATUE.

DCXCV.—A COMPARISON.

DCXCVI.—FATIGUE DUTY.

DCXCVII.—GLUTTONS AND EPICURES.

DCXCVIII.—A BAD END.

DCXCIX.—ON THE NAME OF KEOPALANI (QUEEN OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS), WHICH SIGNIFIES "THE DROPPING OF THE CLOUDS FROM HEAVEN."

DCC.—ACCOMMODATING PRINCIPLES.

DCCI.—BOSWELL'S "LIFE OF JOHNSON."

DCCII.—VERY LIKE A WHALE.

DCCIII.—A NEW SIGN.

DCCIV.—FALSE QUANTITIES.

DCCV.—NOT TRUE.

DCCVI.—BETTING.

DCCVII.—FIRE AND WATER.

DCCVIII.—THE RAILROAD ENGINEER.

DCCIX.—THE SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF FOLLY.

DCCX.—EQUALITY.

DCCXI.—A CANDID COUNSEL.

DCCXII.—TRADE AGAINST LAND.

DCCXIII.—TRUE EVIDENCE.

DCCXIV.—DR. YOUNG.

DCCXV.—A YANKEE YARN.

DCCXVI.—SAVE US FROM OUR FRIENDS.

DCCXVII.—LOVE OF THE SEA.

DCCXVIII.—UNWELCOME AGREEMENT.

DCCXIX.—COOKE'S EXPLANATION OF THE FAMILY PLATE.

DCCXX.—A SPECIMEN OF UNIVERSITY ETIQUETTE.

DCCXXI.—A MEDICAL OPINION.

DCCXXII.—THE CAUSE.

DCCXXIII.—WHAT'S GOING ON?

DCCXXIV.—SNORING.

DCCXXV.—TWO MAKE A PAIR.

DCCXXVI.—ALMANAC-MAKERS.

DCCXXVII.—A BLACK JOKE.

DCCXXVIII.—EPIGRAM.

DCCXXIX.—EXAGGERATION.

DCCXXX.—WINNING A LOSS.

DCCXXXI.—ADVICE GRATIS.

DCCXXXII.—SHORT COMMONS.

CCXXXIII.—LICENSED TO KILL.

CXXXIV.—WILKES AND LIBERTY.

DCCXXXV.—A PAT REPLY.

DCCXXXVI.—LORD NORTH ASLEEP.

DCCXXXVII.—RATHER SAUCY.

DCCXXXVIII.—LONG STORY.

DCCXXXIX.—EUCLID REFUTED.

DCCXL.—BRED ON THE BOARDS.

DCCXLI.—ON THE DULNESS OF A DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

DCCXLII.—PAINTING.

DCCXLIII.—OLD AGE.

DCCXLIV.—AN EFFORT OF MEMORY.

DCCXLV.—A READY RECKONER.

DCCXLVI.—A ROWLAND FOR AN OLIVER.

DCCXLVII.—TRUE POLITENESS.

DCCXLVIII.—A RAKE'S ECONOMY.

DCCXLIX.—EASILY SATISFIED.

DCCL.—PERT.

DCCLI.—A ROYAL MUFF.

DCCLII.—A BROAD HINT.

DCCLIII.—A TASTE OF MARRIAGE.

DCCLIV.—"THE LAST WAR."

DCCLV.—THE PHILANTHROPIST.

DCCLVI.—TOO MUCH OF A BAD THING.

DCCLVII—BAD COMPANY.

DCCLVIII.—EPIGRAM.

DCCLIX.—PAINTING.

DCCLX.—NIL NISI, ETC.

DCCLXI.—ODD FORESIGHT.

DCCLXII.—"THEREBY HANGS," ETC.

DCCLXIII.—GENERAL WOLFE.

DCCLXIV.—A QUESTION FOR THE PEERAGE.

DCCLXV.—A NOISE FOR NOTHING.

DCCLXVI.—SHORT MEASURE.

DCCLXVII.—DECANTING EXTRAORDINARY.

DCCLXVIII.—A DILEMMA.

DCCLXIX.—HOW TO MAKE A MAN OF CONSEQUENCE.

DCCLXX.—A CHEAP WATCH.

DCCLXXI.—SCOTCH WUT.

DCCLXXII.—ATTENDING TO A WISH.

DCCLXXIII.—A MECHANICAL SURGEON.

DCCLXXIV.—CANINE POETRY.

DCCLXXV.—FOOTIANA.

DCCLXXVI.—NIGHT AND MORNING.

DCCLXXVII.—FULL INSIDE.

DCCLXXVIII.—A SHORT JOURNEY.

DCCLXXIX.—A POSER BY LORD ELLENBOROUGH.

DCCLXXX.—EPIGRAM.

DCCLXXXI.—AN ARTISTIC TOUCH.

DCCLXXXII.—VALUE OF APPLAUSE.

DCCLXXXIII.—LITTLE TO GIVE.

DCCLXXXIV.—A GOOD SWIMMER.

DCCLXXXV.—NO PRIDE.

DCCLXXXVI.—LORD CLONMEL.

DCCLXXXVII.—QUEER PARTNERS.

DCCLXXXVIII.—CORRUPTLY INCORRUPTIBLE.

DCCLXXXIX.—EPIGRAM ON THE MARRIAGE OF A VERY THIN COUPLE.

DCCXC.—GOOD AUTHORITY.

DCCXCI.—LUXURIOUS SMOKING.

DCCXCII.—NO JUDGE.

DCCXCIII.—RELATIONS OF MANKIND.

DCCXCIV.—VERY TRUE.

DCCXCV.—EPIGRAM.

DCCXCVI.—DRINKING ALONE.

DCCXCVII.—A MUSICAL BLOW-UP.

DCCXCVIII.—READY-MADE WOOD PAVEMENT.

DCCXCIX.—PROPER DISTINCTION.

DCCC.—GRACEFUL EXCUSE.

DCCCI.—SLACK PAYMENT.

DCCCII.—WAY OF USING BOOKS.

DCCCIII.—PATRICK HENRY.

DCCCIV.—ROGERS—POET AND SKIPPER.

DCCCV.—OUR ENGLISH LOVE OF DINNERS.

DCCCVI.—EPIGRAM.

DCCCVII.—REFORMATION.

DCCCVIII.—THE JEST OF ANCESTRY.

DCCCIX.—EQUAL TO NOTHING.

DCCCX.—FAMILIARITY.

DCCCXI.—EXTRAORDINARY COMPROMISE.

DCCCXII.—MAC READY TO CALL.

DCCCXIII.—EPIGRAM.

DCCCXIV.—LOOK-A-HEAD.

DCCCXV.—THE BIRTH OF A PRINCE.

DCCCXVI.—SETTING HIM UP TO KNOCK HIM DOWN.

DCCCXVII.—BRIEF CORRESPONDENCE.

DCCCXVIII.—MAN-TRAPS.

DCCCXIX.—A COLORABLE EXCUSE.

DCCCXX.—CONSISTENCY.

DCCCXXI.—A WONDERFUL CURE.

DCCCXXII.—AN ACCOMMODATING PHYSICIAN.

DCCCXXIII.—CHOICE SPIRITS.

DCCCXXIV.—AN EXPLANATION.

DCCCXXV.—IMPROMPTU BY R.B. SHERIDAN.

DCCCXXVI.—LAW AND PHYSIC.

DCCCXXVII.—IMPROMPTU.

DCCCXXVIII.—NOTIONS OF HAPPINESS.

DCCCXXIX.—A FORGETFUL MAN.

DCCCXXX.—REPUTATION.

DCCCXXXI.—AN UNFORTUNATE LOVER.

DCCCXXXII.—EPIGRAM.

DCCCXXXIII.—A BAD LOT.

DCCCXXXIV.—FILIAL AFFECTION.

DCCCXXXV.—LEG WIT.

DCCCXXXVI.—EPIGRAM ON DR. GLYNN'S BEAUTY.

DCCCXXXVII.—A SINECURE.

DCCCXXXVIII.—A GOOD JAIL DELIVERY.

DCCCXXXIX.—WHERE IS THE AUDIENCE?

DCCCXL.—KNOWING BEST.

DCCCXLI.—AGRICULTURAL EXPERIENCES.

DCCCXLII.—PARLIAMENTARY REPRIMAND.

DCCCXLIII.—A STOP WATCH.

DCCCXLIV.—SIR ANTHONY MALONE.

DCCCXLV.—THE ORATORS.

DCCCXLVI.—MODERN ACTING.

DCCCXLVII.—FEW FRIENDS.

DCCCXLVIII.—DIFFIDENCE.

DCCCXLIX.—"ESSAY ON MAN."

DCCCL.—IN-DOOR RELIEF.

DCCCLI.—HIGHLAND POLITENESS.

DCCCLII.—AN ODD QUESTION.

DCCCLIII.—NOT INSURED AGAINST FIRE.

DCCCLIV.—NATURAL GRIEF.

DCCCLV.—A PROVERB REVERSED.

DCCCLVI.—A CLOSE ESCAPE.

DCCCLVII.—A HARD HIT.

DCCCLVIII.—THE TIME OUT OF JOINT.

DCCCLIX.—MONEY'S WORTH.

DCCCLX.—HIS WAY—OUT.

DCCCLXI.—A GROWL.

DCCCLXII.—A MODERN SCULPTOR.

DCCCLXIII.—A DIFFICULT TASK.

DCCCLXIV.—THE GOUTY SHOE.

DCCCLXV.—A LUSUS NATURÆ.

DCCCLXVI.—A CASE OF NECESSITY.

DCCCLXVII.—SPECIES AND SPECIE.

DCCCLXVIII.—DR. JOHNSON.

DCCCLXIX.—THE POET FOILED.

DCCCLXX.—A COMEDIAN AND A LAWYER.

DCCCLXXI.—VICE VERSA.

DCCCLXXII.—NOTHING PERSONAL.

DCCCLXXIII.—A HINT FOR GENEALOGISTS.

DCCCLXXIV.—A MISTAKE.

DCCCLXXV.—AN IMPOSSIBLE RENUNCIATION.

DCCCLXXVI.—THE HUMANE SOCIETY AT AN EVENING PARTY.

DCCCLXXVII.—A PROUD HEART.

DCCCLXXVIII.—SENT HOME FREE.

DCCCLXXIX.—CHARLES II. AND MILTON.

DCCCLXXX.—WHOSE?

DCCCLXXXI.—"PUPPIES NEVER SEE TILL THEY ARE NINE DAYS OLD."

DCCCLXXXII.—EPIGRAM.

DCCCLXXXIII.—CONFIDENCE—TAKEN FROM THE FRENCH.

DCCCLXXXIV.—BETTER KNOWN THAN TRUSTED.

DCCCLXXXV.—WILL AND THE WAY.

DCCCLXXXVI.—A REASONABLE EXCUSE.

DCCCLXXXVII.—BEWICK, THE ENGRAVER.

DCCCLXXXVIII.—SUMMARY DECISION.

DCCCLXXXIX.—A DISAPPOINTING SUBSCRIBER.

DCCCXC.—HABEAS CORPUS ACT.

DCCCXCI.—A RUNAWAY KNOCK.

DCCCXCII.—COMMON POLITENESS.

DCCCXCIII.—THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE.

DCCCXCIV.—A SOPORIFIC.

DCCCXCV.—CHARITABLE WIT.

DCCCXCVI.—USE IS SECOND NATURE.

DCCCXCVII.—EPIGRAM.

DCCCXCVIII.—LIQUID REMEDY FOR BALDNESS.

DCCCXCIX.—AN INGENIOUS DEVICE.

CM.—THE REBEL LORDS.

CMI.—A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER.

CMII.—THE DIRECT ROAD.

CMIII.—A SUGGESTIVE PAIR OF GRAYS.

CMIV.—DR. JOHNSON'S OPINION OF MRS. SIDDONS.

CMV.—A GOOD NEIGHBOR.

CMVI.—AN EQUIVOCATION.

CMVII.—A WISE FOOL.

CMVIII.—ON A BALD HEAD.

CMIX.—LIE FOR LIE.

CMX.—A MAN WITHOUT A RIVAL.

CMXI.—ADVICE TO A DRAMATIST.

CMXII.—GARRICK AND FOOTE.

CMXIII.—NOTHING TO LAUGH AT.

CMXIV.—QUITE AGROUND.

CMXV.—A JUDGE IN A FOG.

CMXVI.—THE LETTER H.

CMXVII.—ONLY ENOUGH FOR ONE.

CMXVIII.—"THE RULING PASSION STRONG IN DEATH."

CMXIX.—EPIGRAM.

CMXX.—CUP AND SAUCER.

CMXXI.—A NEW READING.

CMXXII.—CONCEITED, BUT NOT SEATED.

CMXXIII.—STRANGE VESPERS.

CMXXIV.—A TRANSFORMATION SCENE.

CMXXV.—AN ACCEPTABLE DEPRIVATION.

CMXXVI.—ACCURATE DESCRIPTION.

CMXXVII.—SOLOMON'S TEMPLE.

CMXXVIII.—THE STAFFORDSHIRE COLLIERIES.

CMXXIX.—A POSER.

CMXXX.—MINDING HIS CUE.

CMXXXI.—EPIGRAM.

CMXXXII.—LATE AND EARLY.

CMXXXIII.—FAIR PLAY.

CMXXXIV.—SOMETHING LACKING.

CMXXXV.—THE HONEST MAN'S LITANY.

CMXXXVI.—THREE DEGREES OF COMPARISON.

CMXXXVII.—MEN OF LETTERS.

CMXXXVIII.—ELEGANT RETORT.

CMXXXIX.—SNUG LYING.

CMXL.—A PROPER ANSWER.

CMXLI.—GOOD HEARING.

CMXLII.—AN UNCONSCIOUS POSTSCRIPT.

CMXLIII.—HOAXING AN AUDIENCE.

CMXLIV.—THE SEASON-INGS.

CMXLV.—NOT AT HOME.

CMXLVI.—LINCOLN'S-INN DINNERS.

CMXLVII.—WHY ARE WOMEN BEARDLESS?

CMXLVIII.—COOL RETORT.

CMXLIX.—LYING.

CML.—PERTINENT INQUIRY.

CMLI.—A POLITE REBUKE.

CMLII.—A CERTAIN CROP.

CMLIII.—GOOD ADVICE.

CMLIV.—MR. THELWALL.

CMLV.—CHEAP AT THE MONEY.

CMLVI.—A QUERY FOR MR. BABBAGE.

CMLVII.—A BACK-HANDED HIT.

CMLVIII.—THINGS BY THEIR RIGHT NAMES.

CMLIX.—A FAVORITE AIR.

CMLX.—A GOOD JOKE.

CMLXI.—ONE THING AT A TIME.

CMLXII.—TROPHIES.

CMLXIII.—"BRIEF LET IT BE."

CMLXIV.—GOOD ADVICE.

CMLXV.—EXPECTORATION.

CMLXVI.—A COAT-OF-ARMS.

CMLXVII.—DR. SIMS.

CMLXVIII.—MARRIAGE.

CMLXIX.—BENEFIT OF COMPETITION.

CMLXX.—INDUSTRY AND PERSEVERANCE.

CMLXXI.—QUANTUM SUFF.

CMLXXII.—LAMB AND SHARP SAUCE.

CMLXXIII.—AN IRISHMAN'S PLEA.

CMLXXIV.—ACCOMMODATING.

CMLXXV.—GENEROSITY AND PRUDENCE.

CMLXXVI.—ODD REASON.

CMLXXVII.—VERY EVIDENT.

CMLXXVIII.—OMINOUS, VERY!

CMLXXIX.—A REVERSE.

CMLXXX.—ON AN M.P. WHO RECENTLY GOT HIS ELECTION AT THE SACRIFICE OF HIS POLITICAL CHARACTER.

CMLXXXI.—MUSICAL TASTE.

CMLXXXII.—LINGUAL INFECTION.

CMLXXXIII.—PORSON versus DR. JOWETT.

CMLXXXIV.—BREVITY OF CHARITY.

CMLXXXV.—HIGH GAMING.

CMLXXXVI.—HARD OF DIGESTION.

CMLXXXVII.—A MONSTER.

CMLXXXVIII.—SAILOR'S WEDDING.

CMLXXXIX.—QUID PRO QUO.

CMXC.—THE TRUTH BY ACCIDENT.

CMXCI.—ENCOURAGEMENT.

CMXCII.—FALSE ESTIMATE.

CMXCIII.—AMERICAN PENANCE.

CMXCIV.—A MONEY-LENDER.

CMXCV.—A BAD MEDIUM.

CMXCVI.—TAKING A HINT.

CMXCVII.—SWEARING THE PEACE.

CMXCVIII.—THE RULING PASSION.

CMXCIX.—A SANITARY AIR.

M.—GRAFTING.

MI.—A SHORT CREED.

MII.—IN THE DARK.

MIII.—NOT TO BE TEMPTED.

MIV.—QUITE POETICAL.

MV.—CORPORATION POLITENESS.

MVI.—A COMMON WANT.

MVII.—LARGE, BUT NOT LARGE ENOUGH.

MVIII.—HENRY ERSKINE.

MIX.—EPITAPH ON A MISER.

MX.—SMART REPLY.

MXI.—CALUMNY.

MXII.—LOVE.

MXIII.—ANY CHANGE FOR THE BETTER.

MXIV.—TOO FAST.

MXV.—A REVERSE JOKE.

MXVI.—A TRANSPORTING SUBJECT.

MXVII.—HARD-WARE.

MXVIII.—PAINTING AND MEDICINE.

MXIX.—DOGMATISM

MXX.—SALAD.

MXXI.—ACTOR.

MXXII.—EPIGRAM.

MXXIII.—CANDID ON BOTH SIDES.

MXXIV.—CARROTS CLASSICALLY CONSIDERED.

MXXV.—DOING HOMAGE.

MXXVI.—SYDNEY SMITH SOPORIFIC.

MXXVII.—EPIGRAM.

MXXVIII.—GOOD AT A PINCH.

MXXIX.—EPIGRAM.

MXXX.—WILKES'S READY REPLY.

MXXXI.—TOO GRATEFUL.

MXXXII.—THE POETS TO CERTAIN CRITICS.

MXXXIII.—ODD HOUSEKEEPING.

MXXXIV.—TELLING ONE'S AGE.

MXXXV.—POT VALIANT.

MXXXVI.—CAUSE AND EFFECT.

MXXXVII.—A BAD PREACHER.

MXXXVIII.—ON ROGERS THE POET, WHO WAS EGOTISTICAL.

MXXXIX.—A POSER.

MXL.—A QUIET DOSE.

MXLI.—THE DANCING PRELATES.

MXLII.—AURICULAR CONFESSION.

MXLIII.—A DRY FELLOW.

MAXILLA.—GOOD EVIDENCE.

AXLE.—EPITAPH UPON PETER STAGGS.

MXLVI.—QUIN AND THE PARSON.

MXLVII.—NATURAL ANTIPATHY.

MXLVIII.—NOT NECESSARY.

MXLIX.—ASSURANCE AND INSURANCE.

ML.—CROMWELL.

MLI.—BILL PAID IN FULL.

MLII.—WOMEN.

MLIII.—THE DEVIL'S OWN.

MLIV.—WHIST-PLAYING.

MLV.—A CRUEL CASE.

MLVI.—ON SHELLEY'S POEM, "PROMETHEUS UNBOUND."

MLVII.—WRITING TREASON.

MLVIII.—A GRACEFUL ILLUSTRATION.

MLIX.—IMPROMPTU.

MLX.—IN THE BACKGROUND.

MLXI.—IN WANT OF A HUSBAND.

MLXII.—THREE ENDS TO A ROPE.

MLXIII.—THE REASON WHY.

MLXIV.—PERSONALITIES OF GARRICK AND QUIN.

MLXV.—BARK AND BITE.

MLXVI.—A PRESSING REASON.

MLXVII.—SMALL WIT.

MLXVIII.—EPIGRAM ON A STUDENT BEING PUT OUT OF COMMONS FOR MISSING CHAPEL.

MLXIX.—MAKING PROGRESS.

MLXX.—THE WOOLSACK.

MLXXI.—SIR THOMAS COULSON.

MLXXII.—THROW PHYSIC TO THE DOGS!

MLXXIII.—MOTHERLY REMARK.

MLXXIV.—TOO GOOD.

MLXXV.—A BALANCE.

MLXXVI.—MONEY'S WORTH.

MLXXVII.—ON MR. GULLY BEING RETURNED M.P. FOR PONTEFRACT.

MLXXVIII.—WRITING FOR THE STAGE.

MLXXIX.—A COMPARISON.

MLXXX.—GAMBLING.

MLXXXI.—SWEEPS.

MLXXXII.—SELF-CONCEIT.

MLXXXIII.—JAMES SMITH AND JUSTICE HOLROYD.

MLXXXIV.—A GOOD INVESTMENT.

MLXXXV.—THE AGED YOUNG LADY.

MLXXXVI—KEEPING TIME.

MLXXXVII.—ENTERING THE LISTS.

MLXXXVIII.—NOT IMPORTUNATE.

MLXXXIX.—WITTY COWARD.

MXC.—PRIORITY.

MXCI.—SHOULD NOT SILENCE GIVE CONSENT?

MXCII.—CHARACTERISTICS.

MXCIII.—AN ERROR CORRECTED.

MXCIV.—A MYSTERY CLEARED UP.

MXCV.—BRAHAM AND KENNEY.

MXCVI.—HOW TO ESCAPE TAXATION.

MXCVII.—A BED OF—WHERE?

MXCVIII.—ENVY.

MXCIX.—A SLIGHT DIFFERENCE.

MC.—MORE HONORED IN THE BREACH.

MCI.—"YOU'LL GET THERE BEFORE I CAN TELL YOU."

MCII.—ON MR. MILTON, THE LIVERY STABLE-KEEPER.

MCIII.—A LONG RESIDENCE.

MCIV.—SPARE THE ROD.

MCV.—POLITICAL SINECURE.

MCVI.—EPIGRAM ON A PETIT-MAÎTRE PHYSICIAN.

MCVII.—DAMPED ARDOR.

MCVIII.—ELLISTON AND GEORGE IV.

MCIX.—TRUTH AND FICTION.

MCX.—A REASONABLE REFUSAL.

MCXI.—LORD NORTH'S DROLLERY.

MCXII.—INCAPACITY.

MCXIII.—EPIGRAM.

MCXIV.—VALUE OF NOTHING.

MCXV.—THE RIGHT ORGAN.

MCXVI.—MIND YOUR POINTS.

MCXVII.—REASONS FOR DRINKING.

MCXVIII.—NO MATTER WHAT COLOR.

MCXIX.—AN ODD OCCURRENCE.

MCXX.—A DANGEROUS GENERALIZATION.

MCXXI.—NOSCE TE IPSUM.

MCXXII.—VERA CANNIE.

MCXXIII.—TIMELY AID.

MCXXIV.—WHIST.

MCXXV.—HENRY ERSKINE.

MCXXVI.—THE ABBEY CHURCH AT BATH.

MCXXVII.—TOO MUCH AND TOO LITTLE.

MCXXVIII.—SHARP, IF NOT PLEASANT.

MCXXIX.—AN EAST INDIAN CHAPLAINCY.

MCXXX.—CONSTANCY.

MCXXXI.—EPIGRAM.

MCXXXII.—SPEAKING OF SAUSAGES.

MCXXXIII.—BRINGING HIS MAN DOWN.

MCXXXIV.—A PERFECT BORE.

MCXXXV.—TOO CIVIL BY HALF.

MCXXXVI.—"OUR LANDLADY."

MCXXXVII.—THE CHURCH IN THE WAY.

MCXXXVIII.—SAVING TIME.

MCXXXIX.—THE YOUNG IDEA.

MCXL.—EPIGRAM.

MCXLI.—EPITAPHS.

MCXLII.—NATIONAL PREJUDICE.

MCXLIII.—GRANDILOQUENCE.

MCXLIV.—THE LETTER C.

MCXLV.—PRACTICAL RETORT.

MCXLVI.—AN AGREEABLE PRACTICE.

MCXLVII.—A REASON FOR RUNNING AWAY.

MCXLVIII.—LEGAL EXTRAVAGANCE.

MCXLIX.—A CLAIM ON THE COUNTRY.

MCL.—PLAIN SPEAKING.

MCLL.—THE PLURAL NUMBER.

MCLII.—MAULE-PRACTICE.

MCLIII.—VERY LIKELY.

MCLIV.—MUCH ALIKE.

MCLV.—A GOOD WIFE.

MCLVI.—WELLINGTON SURPRISED.

MCLVII.—TOO CLEVER.

MCLVIII.—A LIGHT JOKE.

MCLIX.—A REBUKE.

MCLX.—A MODEL PHILANTHROPIST.

MCLXI.—GREAT CABBAGE.

MCLXII.—TRUE AND FALSE.

MCLXIII.—NOT QUITE CORRECT.

MCLXIV.—A FOOL CONFIRMED.

MCLXV.—PLEASANT.

MCLXVI.—ALERE FLAMMAN.

MCLXVII.—ORATORY.

MCLXVIII.—SOLDIERS' WIVES.

MCLXIX.—NO JOKE.

MCLXX.—A GOOD LIKENESS.

MCLXXI.—CUTTING AN ACQUAINTANCE.

MCLXXII.—VERY SHOCKING, IF TRUE.

MCLXXIII.—IMPOSSIBLE IN THE EVENING.

MCLXXIV.—A GOOD APPETITE.

MCLXXV.—SHORT-SIGHTED.

MCLXXVI.—AN ADVANTAGEOUS TITHE.

MCLXXVI I.—TRUTH versus POLITENESS.

MCLXXVIII.—A NEW VIEW.

MCLXXIX.—THE ONE-SPUR HORSEMAN.

MCLXXX.—A PHILOSOPHICAL REASON.

MCLXXXI.—A PLAY UPON WORDS.

MCLXXXII.—JEMMY GORDON.

MCLXXXIII.—SETTING UP AND SITTING DOWN.

MCLXXXIV.—A SETTLED POINT.

MCLXXXV.—JOLLY COMPANIONS.

MCLXXXVI.—PAYING IN KIND.

MCLXXXVII.—A FULL HOUSE.

MCLXXXVIII.—RATHER THE WORST HALF.

MCLXXXIX.—FORCE OF HABIT.

MCXC.—A WONDERFUL SIGHT.

MCXCI.—BURKE AND FOX.

MCXCII.—TRYING TO THE TEMPER.

MCXCIII.—HAVING A CALL.

MCXCIV.—A WILL AND AWAY.

MCXCV.—A WINDY MINISTER.

MCXCVI.—READY RECKONER.

MCXCVII.—A "DISTANT" FRIEND.

MCXCVIII.—TYPOGRAPHICAL WIT.

MCXCIX.—A NAMELESS MAN.

MCC.—AN INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTY.

MCCI.—NON COMPOS.

MCCII.—TOO LIBERAL.

MCCIII.—A LITTLE RAIN.

MCCIV.—TRUE DIGNITY.

MCCV.—HOW TO GET RID OF AN ENEMY.

MCCVI.—SEVERE.

MCCVII.—NO SACRIFICE.

MCCVIII.—SHARP BOY.

MCCIX.—EARLY BIRDS OF PREY.

MCCX.—JUDGMENT.

MCCXI.—ON A LADY WHO WAS PAINTED.

MCCXII.—RATHER A-CURATE.

MCCXIII.—MONEY'S WORTH.

MCCXIV.—THE RICHMOND HOAX.

MCCX.V.—LORD CHATHAM.

MCCXVI.—"I CAN GET THROUGH."

MCCXVII.—MAKING FREE.

MCCXVIII.—FICTION AND TRUTH.

MCCXIX.—A TAVERN DINNER.

MCCXX.—A FULL STOP.

MCCXXI.—FAT AND LEAN.

MCCXXII.—SELF-CONDEMNATION.

MCCXXIII.—NICKNAMES.

MCCXXIV.—A CALCULATION.

MCCXXV.—ON THE PRICE OF ADMISSION TO SEE THE MAMMOTH HORSE.

MCCXXVI.—NOTHING BUT HEBREW.

MCCXXVII.—A GOOD RECOMMENDATION.

MCCXXVIII.—QUID PRO QUO.

MCCXXIX.—SERVANTS.

MCCXXX.—PLAIN ENOUGH.

MCCXXXI.—A POSER.

MCCXXXII.—TRUE CRITICISM.

MCCXXXIII.—ORIGIN OF THE TERM GROG.

MCCXXXIV.—WELL SAID.

MCCXXXV.—SLEEPING AT CHURCH.

MCCXXXVI.—SHERIDAN CONVIVIAL.

MCCXXXVII.—THE WORST OF TWO EVILS.

MCCXXXVIII.—QUID PRO QUO.

MCCXXXIX.—CREDIT.

MCCXL.—SEEING NOT BELIEVING.

MCCXLI.—SPIRIT OF A GAMBLER.

MCCXLII.—BURKE'S TEDIOUSNESS.

MCCXLIII.—VERY LIKE EACH OTHER.

MCCXLIV.—FORTUNATE STARS.

MCCXLV.—A NEW READING.

MCCXLVI.—QUITE AT EASE.

MCCXLVII.—CHARLES, DUKE OF NORFOLK.

MCCXLVIII.—CLEARING EMIGRANTS.

MCCXLIX.—PARLIAMENTARY CASE.

MCCL.—OUTLINE OF AN AMBASSADOR.

MCCLI.—NATURE AND ART.

MCCLII.—A COMPARISON.

MCCLIII.—THE SNUFF-BOX.

MCCLIV.—NOT SICK ENOUGH FOR THAT.

MCCLV.—A SEASONABLE JOKE.

MCCLVI.—GETTING A LIVING.

MCCLVII.—GOOD EYES.

MCCLVIII.—INDIFFERENCE TO LIFE.

MCCLIX.—A LAST RESOURCE.

MCCLX.—A DULL MAN.

MCCLXI.—WHITE TEETH.

MCCLXII.—A PLEASANT PARTNER.

MCCLXIII.—TWO CARRIAGES.

MCCLXIV.—EXCUSABLE FEAR.

MCCLXV.—COLERIDGE AND THELWALL.

MCCLXVI.—A FLASH OF WIT.

MCCLXVII.—LOST AND FOUND.

MCCLXVIII.—A MILITARY AXIOM.

MCCLXIX.—A FORCIBLE ARGUMENT.

MCCLXX.—NOT TO BE DONE BROWN.

MCCLXXI.—AN ODD NOTION.

MCCLXXII.—A SURE TAKE.

MCCLXXIII.—MR. TIERNEY'S HUMOR.

MCCLXXIV.—DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.

MCCLXXV.—ORTHOGRAPHY.

MCCLXXVI.—A SHORT JOURNEY.

MCCLXXVII.—LORD HOWE.

MCCLXXVIII.—RATHER ETHEREAL.

MCCLXXIX.—HENRY VIII.

MCCLXXX.—MELODRAMATIC HIT.

MCCLXXXI.—A LONG ILLNESS.

MCCLXXXII.—DIALOGUE IN THE WESTERN ISLANDS OF SCOTLAND.

MCCLXXXIII.—WHAT'S IN A NAME?

MCCLXXXIV.—TILLOTSON.

MCCLXXXV.—IMPORTANT TO BACHELORS.

MCCLXXXVI.—CHIN-SURVEYING.

MCCLXXXVII.—CHANGING HATS.

MCCLXXXVIII.—POWDER WITHOUT BALL.

MCCLXXXIX.—POPE'S LAST ILLNESS.

MCCXC.—OPPOSITE TEMPERS.

MCCXCI.—A CONJUGAL CONCLUSION.

MCCXCII.—A QUEER EXPRESSION.

MCCXCIII.—AN IRISHMAN'S NOTION OF DISCOUNT.

MCCXCIV.—A PARTICIPATION IN A PRACTICAL JOKE.

MCCXCV.—INGRATITUDE.

MCCXCVI.—A PREFIX.

MCCXCVII.—A GOOD MIXTURE.

MCCXCVIII.—SIR WALTER SCOTT'S PARRITCH-PAN.

MCCXCIX.—HORNE TOOKE AND WILKES.

MCCC.—A LITERARY RENDERING.

MCCCI.—TEMPERANCE CRUETS.

MCCCII.—DR GLYNN'S RECEIPT FOR DRESSING A CUCUMBER.

MCCCIII.—"WHAT'S A HAT WITHOUT A HEAD?"

MCCCIV.—SEVERE REBUKE.

MCCCV.—HORSES TO GRASS.

MCCCVI.—INADVERTENCE AND EPICURISM.

MCCCVII.—VERY TRUE.

MCCCVIII.—A JEW'S EYE TO BUSINESS.

MCCCIX.—ST. PETER A BACHELOR.

MCCCX.—TRUE OF BOTH.

MCCCXI.—A POSER.

MCCCXII.—VERY APPROPRIATE.

MCCCXIII.—A BAD JUDGE.

MCCCXIV.—WHITE HANDS.

MCCCXV.—TRUE TO THE LETTER.

MCCCXVI.—SIR WALTER SCOTT AND CONSTABLE.

MCCCXVII.—TRUE PHILOSOPHY.

MCCCXVIII.—ANSWERED AT ONCE.

MCCCXIX.—A DEADLY WEAPON.

MCCCXX.—EQUALITY OF THE LAW.

MCCCXXI.—OPEN CONFESSION.

MCCCXXII.—QUITE PROFESSIONAL.

MCCCXXIII.—ON DR. LETTSOM.

MCCCXXIV.—EQUITABLE LAW.

MCCCXXV.—IRISH AND SCOTCH LOYALTY.

MCCCXXVI.—RUNNING ACCOUNTS.

MCCCXXVII.—ON BLOOMFIELD, THE POET.

MCCCXXVIII.—SCOTCHMAN AND HIGHWAYMEN.

MCCCXXIX.—IRISH IMPRUDENCE.

MCCCXXX.—THE PIGS AND THE SILVER SPOON.

MCCCXXXI.—A FALSE FACE TRUE.

MCCCXXXII.—A CONSIDERATE MAYOR.

MCCCXXXIII.—THE SAFE SIDE.

MCCCXXXIV.—VISIBLY LOSING.

MCCCXXXV.—REASON FOR THICK ANKLES.

MCCCXXXVI.—ERASMUS VERSUS LUTHER.

MCCCXXXVII.—SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF.

MCCCXXXVIII.—FAIRLY WON.

MCCCXXXIX.—A FORTUNATE EXPEDIENT.

MCCCXL.—ON THE FOUR GEORGES.

MCCCXLI.—WHAT EVERYBODY DOES.

MCCCXLII.—WHAT IS AN ARCHDEACON?

MCCCXLIII.—"ON MR. PITT'S BEING PELTED BY THE MOB, ON LORD MAYOR'S DAY, 1787."

MCCCXLIV.—LATIMER.

MCCCXLV.—EXCUSE FOR COWARDICE.

MCCCXLVI.—A NEW IDEA.

MCCCXLVII—THE POOR CURATE.

MCCCXLVIII.—NEIGHBORLY POLITENESS.

MCCCXLIX.—A HEAVY WEIGHT.

MCCCL.—A SYLLABIC DIFFERENCE.

MCCCLI.—"SINKING" THE WELL.

MCCCLII.—ON A GENTLEMAN NAMED HEDDY.

MCCCLIII.—THE WAY TO KEW.

MCCCLIV.—ABOVE PROOF.

MCCCLV.—AWKWARD ORTHOGRAPHY.

MCCCLVI.—MISS WILBERFORCE.

MCCCLVII.—WRITTEN ON THE UNION, 1801, BY A BARRISTER OF DUBLIN.

MCCCLVIII.—A COOL PROPOSITION.

MCCCLIX.—A PROPER NAME.

MCCCLX.—THE GRANDSON.

MCCCLXI.—AN UNANSWERABLE ARGUMENT.

MCCCLXII.—TO LADY, MOUNT E——, ON THE DEATH OF A FAVORITE PIG.

MCCCLXIII.—NATURAL.

MCCCLXIV.—BROTHERLY LOVE.

MCCCLXV.—A DISTRESSFUL DENOUEMENT.

MCCCLXVI.—CONSERVATIVE LOGIC.

MCCCLXVII.—THE BEST WINE.

MCCCLXVIII.—A VALUABLE BEAVER.

MCCCLXIX.—SOMETHING TO POCKET.

MCCCLXX.—UP AND DOWN.

MCCCLXXI.—A POOR SUBSTITUTE.

MCCCLXXII.—OUT OF SPIRITS.

MCCCLXXIII.—GOOD AT THE HALT.

MCCCLXXIV.—AN EASY WAY.

MCCCLXXV.—ERUDITE.

MCCCLXXVI.—VERY EASY.

MCCCLXXVII.—A WINNER AT CARDS.

MCCCLXXVIII.—EPIGRAM.

MCCCLXXIX.—AN INCONVENIENT BREAK DOWN.

MCCCLXXX.—SMALL TALK.

MCCCLXXXI.—RATHER FEROCIOUS.

MCCCLXXXII.—ONLY FOR LIFE.

MCCCLXXXIII.—AN OUTLINE.

MCCCLXXXIV.—ON SIR WALTER SCOTT'S POEM OF WATERLOO.

MCCCLXXXV.—UGLY TRADES.

MCCCLXXXVI.—A GOOD CHARACTER.

MCCCLXXXVII.—SENSIBILITY.

MCCCLXXXVIII.—PATIENCE.

MCCCLXXXIX.—WHAT'S MY THOUGHT LIKE?

MCCCXC.—NOT GIVING HIMSELF "AIRS."

MCCCXCI.—A BARBER SHAVED BY A LAWYER.

MCCCXCII.—A MAN OF METAL.

MCCCXCIII.—SPECIMEN OF THE LACONIC.

MCCCXCIV.—A DROP.

MCCCXCV.—ERROR IN JUDGMENT.

MCCCXCVI.—THE SUPERIORITY OF MACHINERY.

MCCCXCVII.—THE MONEY-BORROWER DECEIVED.

MCCCXCVIII.—A SPEAKING CANVAS.

MCCCXCIX.—INDUSTRY OF THE ENGLISH PEOPLE.

MCD.—OCULAR.

MCDI.—ON THE DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE WHIG ASSOCIATES OF THE PRINCE REGENT AT NOT OBTAINING OFFICE.

MCDII.—AN APT REPROOF.

MCDIII.—THE LAME BEGGAR.

MCDIV.—HOLLAND'S FUNERAL.

MCDV.—PRETTY.

MCDVI.—NOT IMPROBABLE.

MCDVII.—SOUGHT AND FOUND.

MCDVIII.—NO REDEEMING VIRTUE.

MCDIX.—A REMARKABLE ECHO.

MCDX.—A DUTIFUL DAUGHTER.

MCDXI.—A PERTINENT QUESTION.

MCDXII.—A SOPORIFIC.

MCDXIII.—THE AMENDE HONORABLE.

MCDXIV.—ALLEGORICAL REPRESENTATION.

MCDXV.—MILITARY ELOQUENCE.

MCDXVI.—CUTTING OFF THE SUPPLIES.

MCDXVII.—EPIGRAM.

MCDXVIII.—A FOWL JOKE.

MCDXIX.—AN EXPENSIVE TRIP.

MCDXX.—OLD FRIENDS.

MCDXXI.—A REASON.

MCDXXII.—HONOR.

MCDXXIII.—JUST AS WONDERFUL.

MCDXXIV.—CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME.

MCDXXV.—QUESTION ANSWERED.

MCDXXVI.—VERY LIKELY.

MCDXXVII.—INQUEST EXTRAORDINARY.

MCDXXVIII.—A GRUNT.

MCDXXIX.—ONE FAULT.

MCDXXX.—TO THE "COMING" MAN.

MCDXXXI.—NOTHING TO BOAST OF.

MCDXXXII.—COLONIAL BREWERIES.

MCDXXXIII.—A CLOSER.

MCDXXXIV.—THE FOOL OR KNAVE.

MCDXXXV.—KNOWING HIS MAN.

MCDXXXVI.—A GOOD REASON FOR A BAD CAUSE.

MCDXXXVII.—SELF-APPLAUSE.

MCDXXXVIII.—A WOODEN JOKE.

MCDXXXIX.—AN OLD ADAGE REFUTED.

MCDXL.—THEATRICAL PURGATIONS.

MCDXLI.—ALL THE SAME.

MCDXLII.—THE PRINCIPLE OF GOVERNMENTS.

MCDXLIII.—DR. WALCOT'S APPLICATION FOR SHIELD'S IVORY OPERA PASS.

MCDXLIV.—COOKING HIS GOOSE.

MCDXLV.—TAKE WARNING!

MCDXLVI.—"THE WIDE, WIDE SEA."

MCDXLVII.—CONDITIONAL AGREEMENT.

MCDXLVIII.—ON A SQUINTING POETESS.

MCDXLIX.—A NEAT SUGGESTION.

MCDL.—SCOTCH "WUT."

MCDLI.—WHERE IT CAME FROM.

MCDLII.—QUIN AND CHARLES I.

MCDLIII.—TIMELY FLATTERY.

MCDLIV.—EPIGRAM ON TWO CONTRACTORS.

MCDLV.—TRAVELLERS SEE STRANGE THINGS.

MCDLVI.—AN UNCONSCIOUS INSULT.

MCDLVII.—A CLOSE TRANSLATION.

MCDLVIII.—NEW RELATIONSHIP.

MCDLIX.—ONLY A NINEPIN.

MCDLX.—DR. WALCOT'S REQUEST FOR IVORY TICKETS, SENT TO SHIELD, THE COMPOSER.

MCDLXI.—DIFFICULTIES IN EITHER CASE.

MCDLXII.—A PROFESSIONAL AIM.

MCDLXIII.—FLYING COLORS.

MCDLXIV.—AN ENTERTAINING PROPOSITION.

MCDLXV.—UNION OF OPPOSITES.

MCDLXVI.—EPIGRAM.

MCDLXVII.—AN UNTAXED LUXURY.

MCDLXVIII.—A DEAR SPEAKER.

MCDLXIX.—ABSURDLY LOGICAL.

MCDLXX.—PROOF POSITIVE.

MCDLXXI.—PLAYER, OR LORD.

MCDLXXII.—IN MEMORIAM.

MCDLXXIII.—PRIME'S PRESERVATIVE.

MCDLXXIV.—A SHARP BRUSH.

MCDLXXV.—NOT SO "DAFT" AS REPUTED.

MCDLXXVI.—PICKING POCKETS.

MCDLXXVII.—HUSBANDING HIS RESOURCES.

MCDLXXVIII.—SMOOTHING IT DOWN.

MCDLXXIX.—MAKING FREE WITH THE WAIST.

MCDLXXX.—A HOPELESS INVASION.

MCDLXXXI.—DROLL TO ORDER.

MCDLXXXII.—MEN OF WEIGHT.

MCDLXXXIII.—CHEMICAL ODDITY.

MCDLXXXIV.—AN APISH RESEMBLANCE.

MCDLXXXV.—HE WHO SUNG "THE LAYS OF ANCIENT ROME."

MCDLXXXVI.—DEATH-BED FORGIVENESS.

MCDLXXXVII.—A REASONABLE PREFERENCE.

MCDLXXXVIII.—A DEAR BARGAIN.

MCDLXXXIX.—SUGGESTIVE REPUDIATION.

MCDXC.—NO INTRUSION.

MCDXCI.—EXPERIMENTUM CRUCIS.

MCDXCII.—NOT AT ALL ANXIOUS.

MCDXCIII.—ODD HUMOR.

MCDXCIV.—A TICKLISH OPENING.

MCDXCV.—THE REPUBLIC OF LETTERS.

MCDXCVI.—AN OFFENSIVE PREFERENCE.

MCDXCVII.—SELF-CONDEMNATION.

MCDXCVIII.—AN ILLEGAL INDORSEMENT.

MCDXCIX.—A PLUMPER.

MD.—A PAINFUL EXAMINATION.

MDI.—BUSINESS AND PLEASURE.

MDII.—INFORMATION EASILY ACQUIRED.

MDIII.—A WALKING STICK.

MDIV.—CHARITY AND INCONVENIENCE.

MDV.—A REASON FOR BELIEF.

MDVI.—OPENLY.

MDVII.—PAINTED CHARMS.

MDVIII.—ON THE SPOT.

MDIX.—MR. ERSKINE'S FIRMNESS.

MDX.—A SHUFFLING ANSWER.

MDXI.—THE DEBT PAID.

MDXII.—A UTILITARIAN INQUIRY.

MDXIII.—AN OBJECTIONABLE PROCESS.

MDXIV.—EPIGRAM.

MDXV.—A DREADFUL SUSPICION.

MDXVI.—A FAMILIAR FRIEND.

MDXVII.—NO MUSIC IN HIS SOUL.

MDXVIII.—PROFESSIONAL CANDOR.

MDXIX.—TELL IT NOT IN ENGLAND.

MDXX.—FASHION AND VIRTUE.

MDXXI.—PROFESSIONAL COMPANIONS.

MDXXII.—WHY MASTER OF THE HOUSE.

MDXXIII.—PRECAUTIONARY.

MDXXIV.—A LATE DISCOVERER.

MDXXV.—LINES TO O'KEEFE.

MDXXVI.—PROFESSION AND PRACTICE.

MDXXVII.—A RISKFUL ADVENTURE.

MDXXVIII.—WONDERFUL UNANIMITY.

MDXXIX.—A MICHAELMAS MEETING.

MDXXX.—A TYPOGRAPHICAL TRANSFER.

MDXXXI.—EPIGRAM.

MDXXXII.—GOING TO EXTREMES.

MDXXXIII.—SILENT APPRECIATION.

MDXXXIV.—JUSTICE MIDAS.

MDXXXV.—A SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE.

MDXXXVI.—LAW AND PHYSIC.

MDXXXVII.—EUCLID REFUTED.

MDXXXVIII.—KEEPING IT TO HIMSELF.

MDXXXIX.—CLASSICAL WIT.

MDXL.—A PREFERABLE WAY.

MDXLI.—A STOUT SWIMMER.

MDXLII.—A CHOICE OF EVILS.

MDXLIII.—RESTING HERSELF.

MDXLIV.—A CHARTIST NOT A LEVELLER.

MDXLV.—DEATH AND DR. BOLUS.

MDXLVI.—AN EVASION.

MDXLVII.—GOING FROM THE POINT.

MDXLVIII.—DEFINING A CREED.

MDXLIX.—A BIT OF MOONSHINE.

MDL.—EPIGRAM.

MDLI.—A KIND HINT.

MDLII.—PRIEST'S ORDERS.

MDLIII.—SHERIDAN AND BURKE.

MDLIV.—ALWAYS THE BETTER.

MDLV.—A PUNGENT PINCH.

MDLVI.—"OFF WITH HIS HEAD."

MDLVII.—ON A GREAT TALKER.

MDLVIII.—DRY HUMOR.

MDLIX.—CHANGE FOR A GUINEA.

MDLX.—AS BLACK AS HE COULD BE PAINTED.

MDLXI.—A MAN AND A BROTHER.

MDLXII.—PULLING UP A POET.

MDLXIII.—AN HONOR TO TIPPERARY.

MDLXIV.—WITTY THANKSGIVING.

MDLXV.—A REASON FOR NOT MOVING.

MDLXVI.—KILLED BY HIS OWN REMEDY.

MDLXVII.—NOTHING SURPRISING.

MDLXVIII.—RUNNING NO RISK.

MDLXIX.—A HUMORIST PIQUED.

MDLXX.—NOT ROOM FOR A NEIGHBOR.

MDLXXI.—AN UNEXPECTED CANNONADE.

MDLXXII.—ON BUTLER'S MONUMENT.

MDLXXIII.—A WORD IN SEASON.

MDLXXIV.—"GETTING THE WORST OF IT."

MDLXXV.—A SATISFACTORY EXPLANATION.

MDLXXVI.—"I TAKES 'EM AS THEY COME."

MDLXXVU.—A CLIMAX.

MDLXXVIII.—BLANK CARTRIDGE.

MDLXXIX.—SERMONS IN STONES.

MDLXXX.—EARLY HABITS.

MDLXXXI.—LAW AND THE SCOTTISH THANE.

MDLXXXII.—NOT TO BE BELIEVED.

MDLXXXIII.—A REASON FOR POLYGAMY.

MDLXXXIV.—BYRON LIBELLOUS.

MDLXXXV.—A TERRIBLE POSSIBILITY.

MDLXXXVI.—ATTIRED TO TIRE.

MDLXXXVII.—A SMALL JOKE.

MDLXXXVIII.—A VAIN THREAT.

MDLXXXIX.—POOR LAW.

MDXC.—CAUSE AND EFFECT.

MDXCI.—A FAIR DISTRIBUTION.

MDXCII.—SOMETHING SHARP.

MDXCIII.—AN AFFECTIONATE HINT.

MDXCIV.—A SIMILE.

MDXCV.—A WIDE DIFFERENCE.

MDXCVI.—ASPIRING POVERTY.

MDXCVII.—A TENDER SUGGESTION.

MDXCVIII.—SUDDEN FREEDOM.

MDXCIX.—EPIGRAM.

MDC.—ANSWERING HER ACCORDING TO HER FOLLY.

MDCI.—THE SUN IN HIS EYE.

MDCII.—A BRIGHT REJOINDER.

MDCIII.—WELL TURNED.

MDCIV.—A QUICK LIE.

MDCV.—A MERRY THOUGHT.

MDCVI.—AN IMPUDENT WIT.

MDCVII.—WEARING AWAY.

MDCVIII.—A PERTINENT QUESTION.

MDCIX.—A BASE JOKE.

MDCX.—A WIDE-AWAKE MINISTER.

MDCXI.—ON CARDINAL WOLSEY.

MDCXII.—NOT FINDING HIMSELF.

MDCXIII.—A WITTY PROPOSITION.

MDCXIV.—A WARM MAN.

MDCXV.—LONG AGO.

MDCXVI.—AN UNLIKELY RESULT.

MDCXVII.—POLITICAL LOGIC.

MDCXVIII.—A WISE DECISION.

MDCXIX.—A POINT NEEDING TO BE SETTLED.

MDCXX.—A POOR LAUGH.

MDCXXI.—AN ANTICIPATED CALAMITY.

MDCXXII.—MATRIMONY.

MDCXXIII.—DRY, BUT NOT THIRSTY.

MDCXXIV.—SHAKESPEARIAN GROG.

MDCXXV.—A JURY CASE.

MDCXXVI.—SOMETHING TO BE GRATEFUL FOR.

MDCXXVII.—"THE RULING PASSION STRONG IN DEATH."

MDCXXVIII.—AN ENDLESS TASK.

MDCXXIX.—PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION.

MDCXXX.—A CELESTIAL VISION.

MDCXXXI.—DESTITUTION OF THE SMITH FAMILY.

MDCXXXII.—UNCIVIL WARNING.

MDCXXXIII.—AN INEVITABLE MISFORTUNE.

MDCXXXIV.—DONE FOR.

MDCXXXV.—A PROBLEM FOR TOTAL ABSTAINERS.

MDCXXXVI.—THE DOG TAX.

MDCXXXVII.—A PUN WITH AN IRISH ACCENT.

MDCXXXVIII.—A NEW WAY WITH ATTORNEYS.

MDCXXXIX.—THE DOUBT EXPLAINED.

MDCXL.—A YOKSHIRE BULL.

MDCXLI.—A ONE-SIDED JOKE.

MDCXLII.—TWO CURES FOR AGUE.

MDCXLIII.—A QUESTION OF DESCENT.

MDCXLIV.—PLEASANT FOR A FATHER.

MDCXLV.—A RULE OF PRACTICE.

MDCXLVI.—WITS AGREEING.

MDCXLVII.—LITERARY PASTIME.

MDCXLVIII.—A FREE TRANSLATION.

MDCXLIX.—AN EQUIVOCAL PREFERENCE.

MDCL.—RECIPROCAL ACTION.

MDCLI.—ACRES AND WISEACRES.

MDCLII.—AN UNEQUAL ARRANGEMENT.

MDCLIII.—A REASON FOR BEING TOO LATE.

MDCLIV.—COOL AS A CUCUMBER.

MDCLV.—AN AMPLE APOLOGY.

MDCLVI.—FUNERAL INVITATION.

MDCLVII.—A SUPERFLUOUS SCRAPER.

MDCLVIII.—COMPARATIVE VIRTUE.

MDCLIX.—GARTH AND ROWE.

MDCLX.—A SECRET DISCOVERED.

MDCLXI.—INTERESTED INQUIRY.

MDCLXII.—A BEARABLE PUN.

MDCLXIII.—CITY GLUTTON.

MDCLXIV.—A PRETTY REPLY.

MDCLXV.—A CONVENIENT THEORY.

MDCLXVI.—BUT ONE GOOD TRANSLATION.

MDCLXVII.—PHILIP, EARL OF STANHOPE.

MDCLXVIII.—RIGID IMPARTIALITY.

MDCLXIX.—WHITBREAD'S ENTIRE.

MDCLXX.—A FOOL AND HIS MONEY.

MDCLXXI.—A GRIM JOKE.

MDCLXXII.—INSURANCE ASSURANCE.

MDCLXXIII.—GENUINE LAZINESS.

MDCLXXIV.—CUTTING.

MDCLXXV.—GONE OUT.

MDCLXXVI.—A GOOD JUDGE.

MDCLXXVII.—MR. CHARLES YORKE.

MDCLXXVIII.—THE SALIC LAW

MDCLXXIX.—CHARLES JAMES FOX.

MDCLXXX.—PREFERMENT.

MDCLXXXI.—COMPLIMENTARY.

MDCLXXXII.—DR. DONNE.

MDCLXXXIII.—VULGARITY.

MDCLXXXIV.—AN EXPENSIVE JOB.

MDCLXXXV.—PROSINESS.

MDCLXXXVI.—A PLEASANT MESSAGE.

MDCLXXXVII.—EXISTENCE OF MATTER.

MDCLXXXVIII.—A SAUCY ANSWER.

MDCLXXXIX.—QUAINT EPITAPH.

MDCXC.—AN INHOSPITABLE IRISHMAN.

MDCXCI.—GOOD ENOUGH FOR A PIG.

MDCXCII.—FARCICAL.

MDCXCIII.—TOO MUCH AT ONCE.

MDCXCIV.—EPIGRAM.

MDCXCV.—POSSIBLE CENSORS.

MDCXCVI.—A CONNUBIAL COMPLIMENT.

MDCXCVII.—DOUBLE SIGHT.

MDCXCVIII.—WITTY AT HIS OWN EXPENSE.

MDCXCIX.—A CONVERSATIONAL EPIGRAM.

MDCC.—A PREVIOUS ENGAGEMENT.

MDCCI.—A ROYAL JEST.

MDCCII.—EXTREMELY SULPHUROUS.

MDCCIII.—A JOKE FROM THE NORTH.

MDCCIV.—MULTIPLYING ONE.

MDCCV.—AN AFFIRMATIVE EPIGRAM.

MDCCVI.—THE RULING PASSION.

MDCCVII.—INDIFFERENCE TO DEATH.

MDCCVIII.—SELF-INTEREST.

MDCCIX.—ALL THE DIFFERENCE.

MDCCX.—FOOTE'S LAST JOKE.

MDCCXI.—L'Envoy.

DINNER CODE.