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A MUSICAL PUMP.
A Composer, whom we cannot do less than call a Musical Pump, so full is his head of crotchets and water—has published three watery sheets of music for the Pianoforte, respectively entitled "The Morning Mist," "The Rainbow," and "The Waterfall." Why should he stop here? why not thoroughly drain the subject? why not fathom it in all its depths, until he has not left a drop of water that can be sounded, or out of which any sound can be got, by any other composer? In our liberality, we beg to suggest a few subjects for him.
The Shower of Rain—dedicated to the Lessee of Vauxhall, with an illuminated frontispiece, showing a view of the "Ten Thousand additional Lamps," in water colours.
The Umbrella Galop, and Parasol Polka, dedicated to the fair frequenters of the Horticultural and Botanical Gardens—with a fine running accompaniment.
The Deluge—humbly inscribed to Lord Maidstone.
The Mackintosh March—with a view of Chobham Camp—and a beautiful waterproof wrapper.
The Bucket of Water—A composition for the milk-pail.