The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 13, No. 357, February 21, 1829 by Various
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TO A YOUNG LADY WHO REQUESTED THE AUTHOR TO RESTORE A LOCK OF HAIR HE HAD TAKEN FROM HER.--_By E.S. Barrett._ By one only recompense can I be led With this beautiful ringlet to part; That should I restore you the _lock_ of your head, You will give me the key of your heart.--_Atlas._ * * * * * PARLIAMENTARY QUALIFICATIONS. When the friends of the youngest Thelluson proposed making him a member of parliament, he said, "he did not understand exactly what it was to be in parliament, or what they meant by constituents in the country; but, if there was any necessity to go backwards and forwards _for their orders_, he could trot down as fast as any member of parliament in the kingdom." * * * * * CHANGING NAMES. Thomas Knight, Esq. whose paternal name was Brodnax, which, very early in life, he changed for that of May, afterwards, by a statute of 9th Geo. II. took the name of Knight, which occasioned a facetious member of |
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