LESBIA HATH A BEAMING EYE 245 Peggy hath a squinting eye 245 Lesbia hath a fowl to cook 246 Lesbia’s skirt doth streaming fly. Punch, 1856 246 Lemon is a little hipped. _Charles Dickens_, 1855 246 This suit is all chequer’d 246 OH! THE SHAMROCK 247 Oh! the Scarecrows. United Ireland, 1885 247 One more try at parting. Punch’s Almanac, 1883 247 THE YOUNG MAY MOON 248 The Irishman’s serenade 248 The Bladder of whiskey 248 The Cat’s serenade 248 The old March moon. Diogenes, 1854 248 Song of the Signalman, Punch, 1885 248 Defeated Manœuvres 249 THE MINSTREL BOY 249 Mister Sheil into Kent has gone. _W. M. Thackeray_ 249 The Sailor Boy on a tour is gone. 1832 249 The _leary cove_ to the Mill is gone. 1832 249 The fiddler’s boy to the fair is gone 249 The Koh-i-noor to the wall has gone. Punch, 1851 250 The Cordon Bleu (M. A. Soyer). Punch, 1855 250 The Draper’s man. Punch, 1857 250 The Chinese Boy to the War is gone 250 The Errand Boy. Judy, 1869 250 The Beardless Boy. Punch, 1875 250 The Minstrel Boy in the train. Funny Folks 250 Bradlaugh to protest is gone. _S. J. Miott_ 251 The Warrior Duke (of Cambridge) 251 The Alderman from Guildhall has gone. Judy, 1880 251 The Girton Girl to Exam’ has gone. Funny Folks 251 The Grand old Boy. Punch, 1882 251 The Noble Lord to the stores is gone. Judy, 1882 251 Sir D. V. Gay to the poll is gone. United Ireland 252 Our Bradlaugh boy 252 The ’prentice boy to the street has gone 252 The Grand Young Man. _F. B. Doveton_ 252 The Grand old man to the North has gone. Life 253 The Grand old man. Songs for Liberal electors 253 The Shy Bo-Peep to the sea is gone. A. H. S. 276 The time I’ve lost in “screwing” 253 Come, rest on this gridiron. Punch, 1881 253 To the Finish I went. _Dr. W. Maginn_ 253 I saw up the steps. Lays of the Mocking Sprite 253 I saw from my window. Girl of the Period, 1869 254