Standing by their Orders.
Frenchmen having foreign orders are, by a recent decree, to be allowed henceforth to wear them. If the French boot-maker in Regent Street should really wear all the foreign orders he receives he will be papered from head to foot, and it will be necessary for him to wear an additional placard requesting bill-stickers to beware, to prevent them from mistaking him for a hoarding on which bills may be exhibited.
"Gentle Subscriber! Did you ever see two strange Englishmen breakfasting at a Table d'hote abroad. Well! Isn't it a cheerful thing?"