FOOTNOTES:

[1] 'Apoplexy—Tight Boots.—A physician of New-York says, that he has recently attended four cases of apoplexy, caused by wearing tight boots. Many a grown-up man is now grieving over the effects of this folly of his dandyism, in earlier years. Corns, toes cramped in a heap, and tenderness of the whole foot, are the penalty which manhood has to pay for this sin of youth.'

[2] The 'Fairport' of the 'Antiquary.' Within the last twelve years, it has doubled in size and importance.

[3]

'Father!' she cried: 'the rocks around
Love to prolong the gentle sound!'

[4] This office, as is well known, is now held by Sir Robert Peel.

Transcriber's Note:

Obvious typographical errors were repaired. Valid archaic spellings were retained.