Song for the Shipbuilding Trade.
(On the Clyde.)
[What is called a "sympathetic" lock-out has been carried out by the employers on the Clyde, in consequence of a strike on the Larne at Belfast].
Labour (after a celebrated model), loquitur:—
I sits with my hands in my lap,
And if any one axes me why,
I points out Belfast to the chap;
"It is 'sympathy' makes me," says I.
"Speed the Parting, welcome the coming Guest," or "The 'Outs and Ins' of it."—Lord Rosebery left Sandringham, and Mr. Chamberlain arrived.
"O Reform it Altogether!"—The Lord Mayor's Show is a thing of the past. It was better done last Saturday than it has been on any recent occasion. But it would be "better done"—away with.
To Mr. Chamberlain as Colonial Minister.—Many Happy Returns of his "Natal" Day.
