MAID OF ATHENS, 1810 191 Anticipation in “The Monthly Mirror,” 1799. “I conjure thee to love me, Sophia” 191 Polka mou sas Agapo, Punch, 1844 191 Pay, oh! Pay us what you owe, Punch, 1847 192 Man of Mammon, e’er we part 192 People’s William! do not start, Truth, 1877 193 Maid of Athens! ere we start, Punch, 1878 193 Maid of Clapham! ere I part, Jon Duan 193 Made of Something! ere we part, Free Press Flashes, 1882 193 Made of Something! (Zoedone) Punch, 1880 194 Calf’s Heart, “Maid of all work, as a part,” 194 Madame Rachel! ere we smash, Judy, 1868 194 Unkind Missis! e’er the day, Grins and Groans 194 Maid of Ganges! thou that art, The Etonian, 1884 195 Maid of all work! we must part 195 Joe, my Joseph! ere we part, St. James’s Gazette 195 I WOULD I WERE A CARELESS CHILD. 195 The old Fogey’s Lament, Funny Folks 196 NAPOLEON’S FAREWELL 196 The Bohemian’s Farewell, Worthy a Crown? 1876 196 The spell is broken, Judy 1880 196 War Song of the Radical Philhellene, The Saturday Review, 1886 197 ENIGMA ON THE LETTER H. (Ascribed to Byron.) “’Twas whispered in Heaven” 197 “I dwells in the Herth,” _Henry Mayhew_ 197 The Letter H. his petition, and a reply 197 The Petition of the Letter W. to Londoners, and a reply, 198 A Riddle on the letter U 278 LORD BYRON’S ADDRESS, spoken at the opening of Drury Lane Theatre, October, 1812 198 Cui Bono? from the Rejected Addresses, _H. and J. Smith_ 199 The Genuine Rejected Addresses 201