A more humane Mikado never, 388 An actor--GIBBS, of Drury Lane, 391 An actor sits in doubtful gloom, 508 An elderly person--a prophet by trade, 114 An excellent soldier who's worthy the name, 399 A proud Pasha was BAILEY BEN, 242 A rich advowson, highly prized, 356 As some day it may happen that a victim must be found, 99 At a pleasant evening party I had taken down to supper, 58 A tar, but poorly prized, 528 A tenor, all singers above, 547 A Troubadour he played, 51 At the outset I may mention it's my sovereign intention, 515 A wonderful joy our eyes to bless, 499 Babette she was a fisher gal, 76 Bedecked in fashion trim, 471 Bob Polter was a navvy, and, 176 Bold-faced ranger, 512 Braid the raven hair, 113 Brightly dawns our wedding day, 81 Come, collar this bad man, 440 Come mighty Must!, 367 Come with me, little maid!, 24 Comes a train of little ladies, 254 Comes the broken flower, 329 Dalilah de Dardy adored, 64 Dr. Belville was regarded as the CRICHTON of his age, 146 Earl Joyce he was a kind old party, 229 Emily Jane was a nursery maid, 405 Fear no unlicensed entry, 431 First you're born--and I'll be bound you, 487 From east and south the holy clan, 108 Gentle, modest, little flower, 122 Good children, list, if you're inclined, 221 Haunted? Ay, in a social way, 39 He is an Englishman!, 13 He loves! If in the bygone years, 453 I am the very pattern of a modern Major-Gineral, 42 I cannot tell what this love may be, 169 If my action's stiff and crude, 480