CONTENTS.

THE FUDGE FAMILY IN PARIS.

Tage;

Preface

LETTER I.

From Miss Biddy Fudge to Miss Dorothy

of Clonskilty, in Ireland

LETTER II.

From Phil. Fudge, Esq. to the Lord Viscount

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18

23

30

35

LETTER III.

From Mr. Bob Fudge to Richard

mm, Esq.

LETTER IV.

From Phelim Connor to

LETTER V.

From Miss Biddy Fudge to Miss Dorothy

LETTER VI.

From Phil. Fudge, Esq. to his brother Tim.

Fudge, Esq. Barrister at Law

LETTER VII.

From Phelim Connor to

LETTER VIII.

om Mr. Bob Fudge to Richard, Esq.

LETTER IX.

From Phil. Fudge, Esq. to the Lord Viscount

Ç-st-gh

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53

From

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70

Page.

82

91

LETTER X.

From Miss Biddy Fudge to Miss Dorothy

LETTER XI.

From Phelim Connor to

LETTER XII.

From Miss Biddy Fudge to Miss Dorothy

Notes

OCCASIONAL PIECES.

Lines on the death of Mr. P-rc-0-1

Fum and Hum the two Birds of Royalty

Lines on the death of Sh-r-den

Epistle from Tom Crib to Big Ben

M. P. OR THE BLUE-STOCKING

127

INTERCEPTED LETTERS; OR, THE TWO.

PENNY POST-BAG.

243

267

LETTER I.

From the Pr-nc-ss Ch-me of W. s to

the Lady B-rb--a A-sblmy

LETTER II.

From Col. M'M-h-n to G ld Fr-n-
C-s L-ckie, Esq.

LETTER III.

From G. R. to the E— of Y-

LETTER IV.

From the Right Hon. P-tr-ck D-g-n to

the Right Hon. Sir John N-ch-

LETTER V.

Froin the Countess Dowager of C td

Lady

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254

257

Page.

261

LETTER VI.

From Abdallah, in London, to Mohassan, in

Ispahan

LETTER VII.

From Messrs. L-ck-gt-n and Co. to

Esq.

LETTER VIII.

From Colonel Th--m-s to

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268

TRIFLES.

The Insurrection of the Papers

Parody of a celebrated Letter

Anacreontic to a Plumassier

Extracts from the Diary of a Politician

Epigram

King Crack and his Idols

What's my Thought like?

Epigram

Wreaths for the Ministers

Epigram

Horace, Ode xi. Lib. ii.

Horace, Ode xxii. Lib. i.

Epigram

On a squinting Poetess

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277

284

286

287

288

290

ib.

ib.

293

ib.

297

300

ib.

To

ib.

301

304

The new Costume of the Ministers

Correspondence between a Lady and Gentle-

man, upon the Advantage of (what is

called) “ having Law on one's Side”

Occasional Address for the Opening of the

new Theatre of St. St-ph-n

The Sale of the Tools

Little Man and Little Soul

Reinforceruents for Lord Itellington

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309

312

313

lloraçe, Ode i. Lib iii.

Horat, Lib. i. Ode xxxviii.

Impromptu

Lord Wellington and the Ministers

Appendix

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END OF THE FIFTH VOLUME.