“YOU ARE OLD, FATHER WILLIAM” 156 A Parody from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland 156 “You are cold, Father William.” The Figaro 157 “You air old, Father William. Zoz, 1878 157 “You are old, Father William.” Mayfair, 1878 157 “You are sad, People’s William.” Truth, 1878 157 “You are old, turkey gobbler.” Free Press Flashes, 1882 158 “You look young, little Randolph.” Punch, 1882 158 Parody Competition in Truth, April 5, 1883 “You are old, Father William.” _Repealer_ 159 “You are young, Master Randolph.” _Pickwick_ 159 “You’re a Peer, now, Lord Wolseley.” _Skriker_ 159 “New Honours, Lord Wolseley.” _Old Log_ 159 “You are old, Lady William.” _Third Raven_ 159 “You are old, Kaiser Wilhelm.” T. S. G. 160 “You are plain, Mr. Biggar.” _Paste_ 160 “You are young, Randolph Churchill.” _Yash_ 160 “You are old, Father William.” _Don Juan_ 160 “You have told, Lady Florence.” _Ohr_ 161 “You are old, Noble Senate.” Poetry for the Poor. 1884 161 “You are old, Father William” (Mr. Gladstone.) Truth, 1884 161 Old William Archer interviewed. The Sporting Times, 1885 162 On the danger of licking postage stamps. Funny Folks, 1885 162 Sequel to a great Poem. Once a Week, 1886 162 On Irish Policy. A new Alphabet of Irish Policy 162 A Valentine from Miss Hibernia to W. E. G. 163