"TO ERR IS HUMAN."--"Even I am not always infallible," observed _Mr. P._, on noticing that, in the dialogue under a picture, last week, the spelling of "cover-coat" for "covert-coat" had escaped his eagle eye. Just as he was wondering to himself how such things could be, his other and eagler eye caught this line in the correspondence, _per_ "Dalziel," from Chicago, in the _Times_ for Sept. 23:--"Great Britain has chosen a sight for her buildings at the World's Fair." If "taken" had been substituted for "chosen," the mistake might have borne a satirical meaning. No doubt Great Britain has not made any error as to the site she has selected, from any point of view. * * * * * MEM. IN COLOURS. Man's life is in two colours, simply told: Green while you're young, and grey when you are old. * * * * * DOMESTIC COOKERY.--(_For a future New Edition of "Mrs. Glasse-with-care"_)--It will contain suggestions for new dishes, to be arranged according to grammatical divisions of gender and number, as "case" already exists. A specimen of the first will be _Une Femme-lette_, a female companion dish to _Un 'Ommelet_. Another example proposed is _La Petite Marmite_ and _Le Petit Pa'mite_, two dishes most suitable for a very small family party; say of dwarf Troglodytes. "Number" of dishes must always be "a party question;" though at the same time politics will be rigidly excluded from the new publication. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Punch, Or The London Charivari, Vol. 101. October 3rd, 1891, by Various