The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 20, No. 583, December 29, 1832 by Various
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pulled out a warrant, and arrested the body! Mr. Canning and Lord
Sidmouth went into an adjoining room, and paid the debt, which (it is said) amounted to 500l. THOMAS GILL. * * * * * _Dr. Walcot, to Shield the Composer_.--The following was sent to Shield, the ingenious composer, for his ivory ticket for admission to a concert, by his friend Peter Pindar:-- Son of the _string_ (I do not mean Jack Ketch, Though Jack, like _thee_, produceth _dying tones_;) Oh! yield thy pity to a starving wretch, And for to-morrow's _treat_, pray send thy _bones_. THOMAS GILL. * * * * * _Epitaph on Mr. Death, the Actor_. Death levels all, both high and low. Without regard to stations; Yet why complain, If _we_ are slain? For here lies one, at least, to show He kills his own relations. |
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