THOSE EVENING BELLS 259 Those Christmas Bills. _W. Hone_, 1826 259 That Chapel Bell. The Gownsman, 1830 260 My white moustache. Figaro, 1832 260 Those London belles. _Miss Bryant_ 260 Those Ball-room belles. Diogenes, 1853 261 Those Scotch hotels, Diogenes, 1853 261 Those Gresham chimes. Punch, 1853 261 Those Tramway bells. Funny Folks 261 Those Evening bells. _Tom Hood_ 261 Those London Bells. _Shirley Brooks_, 1855 261 Those Pretty Girls. J. W. W. 261 Those Vatted Rums. Punch, 1855 262 Those evening belles. Pan the Pilgrim 262 That Muffin bell. Punch, 1880 262 The Parcel Post. Judy, 1883 262 Those Evening belles. Moonshine, 1886 262 OFT, IN THE STILLY NIGHT 262 Oft, o’er my tea and toast. Figaro in London 263 Oft, in his present plight. The Puppet Show, 1848 263 Oft, in the chilly night. Memoirs of a Stomach 263 Oft, on a “silly” night. Funny Folks, 1878 263 Oft, in election’s fight. Truth, 1886 263 HERE’S THE BOWER SHE LOVED SO MUCH 264 Here’s the box that held the snuff 264 Here’s the bottle she loved so much. _J. Bruton_ 264 THERE’S A BOWER OF ROSES BY BENDEMEER’S STREAM 264 There’s of benches a row in St. Stephen’s extreme 264 There’s a bower of bean-vines in Benjamin’s yard. _Phœbe Carey_, 1854 264 One morn a Tory at the gate. Figaro, 1832 265 A Peri at the “Royal” gate. Truth. 1877 265 This week a Peeress at the gate. Truth, 1883 265 One morn Ben Dizzy at the gate 266 FAREWELL, FAREWELL TO THEE, ARABY’S DAUGHTER 266 Farewell, farewell to thee, desolate Erin! 266 Farewell, farewell to thee, Arabi darling! 266 Begone, begone with thee, son of Shere Ali! 267 Away, away, with the Ameer unlucky! 267 Farewell, farewell to thee, Ireland’s protector! 270