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Of J-c Bè, Efqr.

Man who can follow his own hard blows, without feeling thofe given by his adverfaries; is likely, on most occafions, to carry his point.

Of G-1 G-æ-e.

THIS lucky gentleman was, but a few years fince, a Lieutenant, in the worst military service in Europe.

Of L-d C- C

WE with his L-p had been as atten

tive to the facred rites of R-1-n as of the people and then he would not have given fuch large preferment, to fo contemptible a fellow, as the R-r of St. G, though he had married half a dozen of his cousins.

Of

Of L-d Ph.

THOUGH his L-p is no toper, yet, he has been accused of being partial to

punch.

Of the E-1 P―y.

A Nobleman of many virtues ; but more

cut out for a retired, than a public life; it is therefore to be lamented, that his connections have not all, proved quite happy.

Of L-d Rd.

HIS L-d makes a good bow, and a tolerable foreign Mr.

Of L-d W-d.

HIS L-p makes one conftantly, at the parish veftry, and fmoaks a pipe or

two with the Church-Wardens.

Of L-d B

THE Devil has two cloven feet,

Of the D- of B—d.

THOSE who believe happiness to confift in great wealth, must conclude his G- to be a very happy man.

Of the H-e J-s S-t M-e.

L-y My W— M— left him, a gold fnuff box in her will, on purpose to mortify his Lordly Brother, whose name does not appear there,

Of the D- of D.

ENQUIRE at the Portico Houfe, the upper end of St. James's Street.

Of

Of J-n R-ft, Efq;

HE fings, a good fong, and accompanies it, with a wet finger on a mahogany table, he lives next door to a Pr--n--e, where he moved; in hopes of being taken in, as his private Secretary: He is taken in.Hear him fing.

White is the Swan, &c.

HER L-p fhould never fing, her face; which is rather elegant when compos'd, or in converfation, is vulgar to a fingular degree! while exerting her vocal talents: particularly in her favourite fong- ala Mingotti.

Vefpone a perderfi nel mare in fido &c.

Of the celebrated Mr. W-d.

WE have remarked, that those men who have made themfelves very fingular in the prefent age; were, to make ufe of a vulgar faying: born in the middle of the week, and look TWO WAYS for Sunday. W-d the Methodift! Mr. St. Andre' the Anatomist! Mr. Taylor the Occulift! Mr. W-s the Patriot of England! Dr. L--s ditto of Ireland.

Mr.

Of the D-r L-y T——d:

HE

ER L-p has lately found out, that in fpite of all her talents, an old woman will; and must be looked upon, as an old woman: fhe, who could pour out wit upon us like a torrent, has now, nothing to pour forth but tears! or to join iffue with Ly H-n, to build a Chappel of cafe.

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