To Calculating Nativities.-This is a troublesome process, and requires much labour. Find out the hour and minute of the day by the nearest clock, and if in a tavern, what sign are you under. Then according to the lime you tiny have, walk through tho streets and work out this problem. As the knockers tied up m kid are to the monthly nurses at tho seeend Hour window.*, -:o are the ' birth-.' in the newspaper ta the doctors' gigs at the doors. Make friends with the district register, and invest his tables ; and to this add the number ot usually married men who may be seen entering into the gay frivolities of life Caution is necessary to avoid calling to soon at the the result, as it involves halfaorown to the nurse.—A. shorter method.—Keep an account of the increasing expenditure occasioned by your chi'dcen: and, by lookhig|back, you will soon b<- enabled to calculate Ui<»rnaUviiita'— A fowl »f Punchy
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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 19, 31 August 1848, Page 3
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