Burn the coals! they're up at sixty! Burn a fire, and burn the smoke! Burn burnt almonds. Burn burnt brandy. Burn Chabert, the Salamander,— Burn the man that wouldn't burn! Burn the old year out, don't ring it; Burn the one that must begin. Burn Lang Syne ; and, whilst you're burning, Burn the burn he paidled in. Burn the boxing! Burn the Beadle ! Burn the baker! Burn his man! Burn the butcher-Burn the dustman. Burn the sweeper, if you can! Burn the Postman! burn the postage! Burn the knocker-burn the bell! Burn the folks that come for money! Burn the bills-and burn 'em well. D Burn all candles, white or yellow- Burn the Czar of all the Tallow! Burn all canters-burn in Smithfield. Burn Tea-Tottle hum and bug; Burn his kettle, burn his water, Burn his muffin, burn his mug! Burn the breeks of meddling vicars, Picking holes in Anna's Urns! Burn all Steers's Opodeldoc, Just for being good for burns. Burn all swindlers! Burn Asphaltum! Burn the money-lenders down Burn all schemes that burn one's fingers! Burn the Cheapest House in town! Burn all bores and boring topics; Burn Brunel―aye, in his hole! Burn all subjects that are Irish! Burn the niggers black as coal Burn all Boz's imitators! Burn all tales without a head! Burn a candle near the curtain Burn your Burns, and burn your bed! Burn all wrongs that won't be righted, Burn that Bell, and burn his Vixen! Burn the Whigs! and burn the Tories! Burn all parties, great and small! Burn his Suttees once for all! Burn the fop that burns tobacco. Burn a Critic that condemns.— Burn Lucifer and all his matches! Burn the fool that burns the Thames ! Burn all burning agitators Burn all torch-parading elves! And oh! burn Parson Stephen's speeches, If they haven't burnt themselves. 3 LORD DURHAM'S RETURN. "On revient toujours." French Song. "And will I see his face again, And will I hear him speak?" There's nae Luck about the House. "THE Inconstant is come!" It's in every man's mouth; From the East to the West, With a flag at her head, And a flag at her stern; |