[26]. Mr. Whitefoord had frequently indulged the town with humorous pieces, under those titles, in the "Public Advertiser."
SONG.
"AH ME! WHEN SHALL I MARRY ME?"
INTENDED TO HAVE BEEN SUNG IN THE COMEDY OF "SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER."
Ah me! when shall I marry me?
Lovers are plenty, but fail to relieve me.
He, fond youth, that could carry me,
Offers to love, but means to deceive me.
But I will rally, and combat the ruiner: