"NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE"— SUCCESSION?
"Supply—Army Estimates."
General FRASER—not a phraser clearly—
Military grumbling vents sincerely;
House won't listen, and the cruel Times
Summarised his tale of woes and crimes,
As—great CÆSAR!—"a few observations."
TANNER, always great on such occasions,
Intimates that it is his impression
Soldiers are "succeeding in succession"
In the interest of more Expense.
Well, "economists" make stir immense,
But in spite of most Draconic manner,
Hardly ever seem to save—a "tanner."
So that one is prone to think indeed,
In succession they do not—"succeed!"
"A LEGGE UP."—The new Bishop of LICHFIELD.
