A List of Parodies contained in “The Anti-Jacobin” 181 La Sainte Guillotine, Song; The Progress of Man, after Mr. R. Payne Knight; Chevy Chase; The Loves of the Triangles, after Dr. Darwin; Brissot’s Ghost, after Glover’s Ballad; Ode to Jacobinism, after Gray’s Hymn to Adversity; The Jacobin, after Southey’s Sapphics; Ode to a Jacobin, after Suckling. THE ROVERS ―― George Canning 181 The University of Gottingen 182 A New Gottingen Ballad, Morning Herald, 1802 182 The Constitutional Association, _William Hone_ 183 The University we’ve got in town, _R. H. Barham_ 183 The Universal Penny Postage, 1840 184 The Humorous M.P. for Nottingham, Fun, 1867 185 The Union Oxoniensis, the Shotover Papers 185 The Oxford Installation Ode, Diogenes, 1853 186 The Universal Prayer of Paddington, Punch, 1882 186 The University at Nottingham, Punch 1882 186 The Hor-Ticultural Society (Cambridge, 1830) 280 ―――― Robert Burns. BRUCE’S ADDRESS TO HIS ARMY ―― “Scots, wha hae wi’ Wallace bled.” 1793 48 “Gulls who’ve heard what Hobhouse said” 49 “Britons who have often bled!” 49 “Folks who’ve oft at Dolby’s fed!” The Fancy 49 “Whigs! who have with Michael dined!” 49 “Whigs whom Fox and Petty led,” John Bull, 1823 49 “Scots, wha hae the duties paid,” _Robert Gilfillan_ 50 “Cooks, who’d roast a sucking-pig,” Punch 50 “Bunn! wha hae wi’ Wallace sped,” The Man in the Moon 50 “Jews ―― as every one has read,” The Puppet Show, 1848 51 “Guards! who at Smolensko fled,” _W. E. Aytoun_ 51 “Britons! at your country’s call” 51 Wing-Kee-Fum’s address to the Patriot Army, Diogenes, 1853 51 “Travellers, who’ve so oft been bled,” Diogenes 52 “Ye, whose chins have often bled,” Diogenes 52 “Serfs, wha hae wi’ Kut’soff bled!” Diogenes 52 “A’ wha hae wi’ Russell sped,” _W. Lothian_ 52 “Scots! wha are on oatmeal fed,” They are Five, 53 “Scott, wha ha’ your Jumbo fed,” Punch, 1882, 53 “Friends, by Whig retrenchment bled,” Poetry for the Poor, 1884 53 “Men by wise example led,” Songs for Liberal Electors, 1885 53 “Scots! although in New York bred,” Funny Folks, 1877 67 “Scots, wha won’t for Wallace bleed,”