The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 14, No. 406, December 26, 1829 by Various
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"By my soul," said the Emeralder, with a Kilmainham look, "I'm tould at
the _Swan River_, where there's nothing but _down_." W.C.R.R. * * * * * SIAMESE YOUTHS. QUERY.--Would not the _law_ be the most profitable profession for the Siamese Youths? They might plead _pro_ and _con_, and take _fees_ from _plaintiff_ and _defendant_. If raised to the Bench, they might receive the salary of _one_ Judge, but act as _two_, thereby saving the nation some money in these _hard_ times of _cash_ payments, and please all parties, _one_ summing up for plaintiff and the _other_ for defendant. P.T.W. N.B. They appear very good natured, although they _huffed_ me _twice_ at draughts. * * * * * WITH the present Number is published a SUPPLEMENT, containing a Steel-plate PORTRAIT of THOMAS CAMPBELL, ESQ. and a copious MEMOIR; with Title, Preface, and Index to Vol. xiv. |
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