of the Saintly "); F. B. Perkins, of the Free Public Library, San Francisco; W. Smith, of Morley, near Alfred Tennyson's Early Poems. Alfred Tennyson's Early Poems. Part 3. Alfred Tennyson's Later Poems. Part 4. Page 49 to 62. Tennyson's Poems. Pages 62, 63 & 64. H. W. Longfellow. Part 5. Page 65. A Parody of William Morris. Part 6. Page 81 to 96. H. W. Longfellow. was heard." Page 113 to 128. Thomas Llood. The Song of the Shirt, etc. PART 9. Page 129 to 135. Thomas Hood. Pages 140 & 141. Rev. C. Wolfe. “Not a Drum was heard.” PART 10. Page 145 to 160. Alfred Tennyson. PART 11. Page 161 to 176. Alfred Tennyson. Page 187 to 190. Rev. C. Wolle. “Not a Drum PART 14. Page 17 to 24. H. W. Longfellow. Page 25 to 40. Edgar Allan Poe. PART 15. Page 41 to 64. Elgar Allan Poe. PART 16. Page 65 to 88. Edgar Allan Poe. Part 17. Page 89 to 103. Edgar Allan Poe. Pages 103, 445. The Art of Parody. Page 106 to 112. “My Mother," by Miss Ann PART 18. Page 113 to 135. "My Mother." Page 137 to 141. Tennyson's "The Fleet," etc. Page 144 to 160. Hamlet's Soliloquy. Ages of Man, etc. theburlesques of his Plays. Page 217 to 232. John Milton. Page 233 to 236. Dryden's Epigram on Milton. Page 236 to 238. Matthew Arnold. Page 239 to 244. W. Shakespeare. Page 246 10 255. 11. W. Longfellow. The l'arody of “The Village Blacksmith,'' on page 9, signed SPHINX, was written by Mr. W. Sappe, of Forest Foot Note, page 112.- Mr. Artemus Ward is here credited with the advice Never to prophecy unless you My gran’ther's rule was safer'n't is to crow, Page 232. Milton's Epitaph on W. Shakespeare, the fourth “ Under a star y-pointing pyramid.”. Read Charls Ball1117, not Beaudelaire. Page 219. Wine, a Poem. The Copy of this old poem in the Editor's possession, was published anonymously It has been ascribed to John Gay, who was in 1702. The authors of the original poems are arranged in alphabetical order; the titles of the original poems are printed in small capitals, followed by the Parodies, the authors of which are named wherever possible. Albert Grant, M.P. and Leicester Square 2 Home, Sweet Home 3 Trial by Jury, in 1884, a Burlesque Law Report, from the Pall Mall Gazette 20 The Art of Parody, an Article reprinted from The Saturday Review of February 14th, 1885 103 Tracy Turnerelli and the Golden Wreath 237 238 NATIONAL ANTHEM OF THE UNITED STATES, Orpheus C. Kerr's report of the Prize Com- .:0. Matthew Arnold. SONNET TO GEORGE CRUIKSHANK 236 World— Prize Parody, by V. Amcotts 237 Do. do. by Goymour Cuthbert 237 Do. Competition Parody, by Nocturne 237 Do, do. do., by Caraway 237 The subject selected was “Mr. Charles Warner in Drink," August 20, 1879. THE FORSAKEN MERMAN 237 The World—Prize Parody, by Mrs. Winsloe ... 238 Do, do. by Miss M. C. Kilburn 238 The subject selected was “Mr. Tracy Turnerelli in the Provinces, with the Golden Wreath." September 24, 1879. The Wreath, from The World, July, 1879 22 236 236 I ... I , 1878 ... I ... Bret Harte. DICKENS IN CAMP Parodies in print, November, 1884 That Hebrew Ben D- 3 That Greenwich M.P. (on Mr, Gladstone). 244 The Heathen M.P. (on Mr. Disraeli, in 1876) 245 “ Ben Diz was his name 245 On Chang, the Chinese Giant ... 245 THE AGED STRANGER “I was with Grant" (Albert Grant) 1874 ... 3 3 "JIM" On Bret Harte 246 238 0: 2 ... :03 ... 4 ... John Dryden's Epigram on Milton. “THREE POETS, IN THREE DISTANT AGES BORN"... 233 Epigram on Orator Henley, Rock, and Dr. John Hill 233 on Chatterton, Ireland, Lauder, and Macpherson 233 by D. O'Connell on Three Colonels 233 on Three Pens, advertisement 234 on Hemans, Hallam, and Hogg 234 Parody Competition in Truth, March 27, 1884– Epigrams on Brandy and Soda 234 on Grog and Baccy ... 234 on Generals Wolseley, Roberts, and Graham ... 234 on Truth 234 on Beau Nash, Beau D'Orsay, and Beau Brummel... 234 on the Rose, Shamrock, and Thistle 234 on Tyndall, Huxley, and Darwin... 234 on a Beau, a Dandy, and a Masher 234 on Gladstone, Sir S. Northcote, and Randolph Churchill 234 on the Members for Eye, Bridport, and Woodstock cote, and Lord R. Churchill 235 Thomas Hood. The Night " Comp" 5 255 The Song of the Dirt, 1858 256 The Song of the Student, 1854... 256 The Song of Exams. (Aberdeen) 257 The Song of the Drink 257 The Song of the Wheel 258 The Song of the Sponge... 258 The Song of the Streets... I REMEMBER, I REMEMBERA Parody of, by Phæbe Carey... 4 A Parody of, by Tom Hood, junior 5 What it may come to (the House of Lords) 5 Reminiscences of a Grinder (Aberdeen, 1854) 258 Manchester Musings 259 ܕܝ :0:- ... ... THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH. 9 IO 10 IO 18 19 21 249 249 249 9 23 24 250 250 14 14 15 Marks and Remarks on the Royal Academy 15 15 16 16 24 ... ... 21 16 253 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Higher 6 7 8 8 8 17 17 17 17 18 18 250 251 251 251 252 252 253 What the young woman said to the old maid, by Phoebe Carey, 1854 Thomas Thatcher 24 246 246 247 A parody of, by Phoebe Carey, 1854 13 13 13 13 " I know a maiden fair to see" (Kate Vaughan) 9 247 248 248 II II I2 I 2 217 I 2 I2 John Milton. by John Philips, 1700 by John Foote, 1880 Milton, by J. B., 1714 Dr. Bentley's alterations of Milton Whitsuntide, by the Rev. George Huddersford, 1793 do. do Samuel Lover, 1859 Rink," 1883 231 232 2 2 :0: ... ... 96 25 IOO 40 ... 43 45 82 46 John Milton.-Continued. Two Parodies on the same, from Punch, dated Edgar Allan Poe. A Gentle Puff, 1845 36 sing, 1876 mons, from Truth, 1877 Spirit poem) D. Gardette Poe from a Persian Poem A. Lavender 47 SPIRITUAL POEMs, in imitation of Poe, by Mrs. Lydia 93 93 94 94 95 95 Edition of 1875– 99 102 103 103 75 76 77 77 78 79 79 80 81 81 86 88 89 89 89 90 90 91 91 91 61 61 62 dyke," by Stanley Huntley Paralune. Punch, 1881 65 66 68 48 82 ... ::: 93 94 I KNOW A BANK ... 198 198 199 69 :0: William Shakespeare. 144 cerning the Gaiety burlesques of The Tempest, 144 205 205 162 THE MERCHANT OF VENICE- served ; by F. Talfourd. Produced at the 179 180 180 204 The Jollity of Nursey is not feigned, 1883 180 This Quality of Jelly must be strained, 1880 180 204 146 ... THE TEMPEST- Sir W. Davenant and John Dryden or, Raising the Wind, Adelphi Theatre, 1848, with the cast 203 Gaiety Theatre, October, 1883, with the cast 204 204 204 204 204 ... ... 188 AS YOU LIKE IT- 169 172 174 242 242 195 170 170 170 174 171 171 172 172 173 173 173 174 174 174 175 241 242 242 243 243 243 243 244 240 241 171 196 196 The same, with a cold in the head (at Combe) 194 195 176 176 244 188 MEASURE FOR MEASURE- Take, O, take that bill away Ireland, 1803 ... Turnerelli) Jonson) Tåke, o, take Parnell away, 1882 Ay, but to love, and not be loved again by Phoebe Carey ... 189 a ... 189 169 ... 202 MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING- Rail no more, Tories, 1823 MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM- ::: 197 |
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