THE BELLS 75 The Swells, by R. B. Brough, 1857 76 The Ball-Room Belles. Fun. 1865 77 Pills, by Damer Cape, 1866 77 The Hells. The Tomahawk, 1867 78 Christmas Fancies. Fun, 1867 79 The Bells 79 The Bills, by Thomas Hood, the younger, 1870 80 The Flute 81 The Chimes done in Rhymes, an American parody, 1871 81 The Bills, from the Light Green, 1872 82 The Bells, by an overworked Waiter, 1875 82 The Girls 83 The Bills, by a Mercantile Poet, 1875 83 The Belles, Benjamin D――――, 1876 83 The Bills. The Corkscrew Papers, 1876 84 The Swells. Worthy a Crown? 85 The Bells. Fiz, 1878 85 The Bills. Funny Folks, 1879 86 The Hose. Puck, 1879 87 The Bills. Punch, 1879 87 Bills. Truth, 1880 88 The Bells, Mr. Irving in, 1883 89 The Voice of the Bells, by W. A. Eaton 89 The Bills. Detroit Free Press 89 “O! The Hammers,” by William Allan, 1883 90 Reminiscences of Summer, 1883 90 That Amateur Flute, an American Parody 90 The Office Boy’s Mother in America 91 ISRAFEL―― Bisakel, by J. E. Dalton, 1880 91 The Steed of Fire ” ” 91 ANNABEL LEE 61 Samuel Brown, by Phœbe Carey, 1854 61 The Cannibal Flea, by Tom Hood, the younger 62 The L. C. D. and the L. S. D. by Joseph Verey 62 St. Rose of Lima, by Walter Parke, 1882 63 Beautiful B―――― (Wilson Barrett), J. W. G. W. 63 Annabel Lee, from “Mr. and Mrs. Spoopendyke,” by Stanley Huntley 64