” on Whigs, Parnellites, and Tories 233 ” on Sir Wilfrid Lawson 235 ” on Pitt, Fox, and Gladstone 236 ” on Irving, Bancroft, and Toole 236 ” on Toole, Sullivan, and Irving 236 ” on Irving, Augustus Harris, and Wilson Barrett 236 ” on Mrs. Langtry, Miss Ellen Terry, Miss Mary Anderson 236 ――――:o:―――― Bret Harte. DICKENS IN CAMP 1 Parodies in print, November, 1884 1 PLAIN LANGUAGE FROM TRUTHFUL JAMES―― That Hebrew Ben D――――, 1878 1 Plain Language from Truthful Robert 3 That Greenwich M.P. (on Mr. Gladstone) 244 The Heathen M.P. (on Mr. Disraeli, in 1876) 245 “Ben Diz was his name” 245 On Chang, the Chinese Giant 245 THE AGED STRANGER―― “I was with Grant” (Albert Grant) 1874 2 Home, sweet Home, with variations, by Bret Harte, 1881 3 His Finger, a Prose Parody 4 THE RETURN OF BELISARIUS―― To “Auld Willie,” September, 1884 3 “JIM”―― On Bret Harte 246 ――――:o:―――― Thomas Hood. THE SONG OF THE SHIRT―― The Night “Comp” 4 The Song of the Dirt (Covent Garden in 1884) 4 A Song of the Follies of Fashion, 1880 5 The Overseer’s Lament in Australia, 1853, by M. P. Stoddart 255 The Song of the Dirt, 1858 256 The Song of the Student, 1854 256 The Song of Exams. (Aberdeen) 257 The Song of the Drink 257 The Song of the Wheel 258 The Song of the Sponge 258 The Song of the Streets 259 I REMEMBER, I REMEMBER―― A Parody of, by Phœbe Carey 4 A Parody of, by Tom Hood, junior 5 What it may come to (the House of Lords) 5 Reminiscences of a Grinder (Aberdeen, 1854) 258 Manchester Musings 259