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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4418, 2 March 1883, Page 4

4 new weekly has. made its appearance • in London. itU.balled,HTfae Bag, I'and following sentences from the commencement, pf its leading article wijl sufficiently indicate its character V—" Good morning, my rorty pals.' Hope you are pleased to see me. This will be the properest rag chucked out of any paper-showing crib in Lond^ji; no, tommy^rot, no advertise- ,. meuis, no pound of flour and two plums, all real jam and no mistake." A clergyman said he addressed the congregation of ladies and gentlemen as brethren, because the brethren .embraced the ladies," ,' „ ' " t . _'„ . .? zytWsto she when he spider ? and wiiire will'she'beetle he finest her again? .' Dr Goldsbro', of Atfckjaiad, will shortly leave on a tour foV the .benefit of his health. Customer, reproachfully (to a pieman): ' " Haren't come to^tbe meaC;, : _ " You aii^fe !Bitj fSr ; ebough^.;^ ■ (after anMer !>»te); " Hareu't {pi^o any yefc/'^neainV "$o? Then ycu must . ha' bit oTerit!" . A man had a woman's tooth grafted into nil own jaw, and now every time he pMaM fc miUuMry Htore, that -teotii*fiuriy. ' aghei to drag him pp to the wiudow.. ■■-, - J.«£?r,<■/'«! L!.-j \■- '• i.-.".', ;<■'.',*• ';"'■'*" '-■■