The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 19, No. 538, March 17, 1832 by Various
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the want of one, declared, with great indignation, that an Englishman's
only spitting-box was his stomach. * * * * * _Awkward Honour_.--A medical gentleman has written a letter to Sir Henry Halford on Cholera, in which he takes to himself the credit of being "the first to discover the disease, and _communicate it to the public_." The public is much obliged to him.--_Globe_. * * * * * _Newspapers_.--We wish Lieutenant Drummond would calculate the miles of newspaper columns which every club-haunter daily swallows, and the price he pays for the same to the proprietaries and the revenue.--_Examiner_. * * * * * _Scandal_.--The tell-tale trumpery and eaves-dropping with which the "Tour of a German Prince" is trickseyed out, reminds us of an observation by Lady Morgan: "Admit these fellows into your house, and the only return they will make you is to put you in their book." * * * * * |
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