HOHENLINDEN 23 Bannockburn, _Archie Aliquis_, 1825 23 The Battle of Peas-Hill, from The Gradus ad Cantabrigiam, 1824 23 Jenny-Linden, Punch, 1847 23 The Bal-Masqué at Crockford’s――The Man in the Moon 25 Row-in-London, The Puppet Show, 1848 25 The Battle of the Boulevard, _W. E. Aytoun_ 25 Hohen-London, Punch, 1851 26 Swindon Station 26 Hotel Swindling, Diogenes, 1853 26 The Battle of Bull-Run 27 “At Seacliff, when the time passed slow,” College Rhymes, 1861, _L. E. S_ 27 “At Belton, ere the twilight grew” 27 “At Oxford when my funds were low,” Lays of Modern Oxford, 1874 27 At Prince’s when the sun is low, 1876 28 The Tay Bridge Disaster, _F. B. Doveton_, 1880 28 “In Erin where the Praties grow,” _J. M. Lowry_ 28 Hohenlinden, Latin translations of 28 The Tay Bridge Disaster, _J. F. Baird_ 43 ” ” ” ” _L. Beck_ 43 The Lawn Tennis Match, _F. B. Doveton_ 47 THE SOLDIER’S DREAM 29 “We were wet as the deuce,” Punch 1853 29 The Boat Race: “We had stripped off our coats,” Lays of Modern Oxford, 1874 29 The Tory Premier’s Dream, Funny Folks, 1880 29 The Fatal Gallopade, The Comic Magazine, 1834 30 LOCHIEL’S WARNING 30 1879, its glory and its shame. Prize Poem. The World. 1880, _Goymour Cuthbert_ “Old year, old year, I’m glad of the day” 30 “Chieftain, O, Chieftain, lament for the year” 31 “Old women! old women! prepare for the day,” _J. H. Wheeler_ 31 “O, Cecil! O, Cecil! beware of the day,” _James Robinson_ 31 “O, Salisbury, Salisbury, beware of the day,” _Albert Otley_ 32 “O, Tories! O, Tories! beware of the day” 32 The Student’s Warning, 1838 45