A new application of the Wenham Lake Ice has been discovered. By placing a small portion on the cruet-stand, "chilly vinegar" can be produced to any amount. The success of the "Sherry Cobblers" has induced the more refined West End Clubs to establish "Madeira Shoemakers" for their patrician habitués. The Wenham Lake Ice is preserved in blankets. This, at first sight, appears remarkable until we recollect the power of a "wet blanket" to throw a chill over everything.
LIBRA—Striking the Balance.
THE REVELATIONS OF LONDON.
Mr. Harrison Ainsworth is respectfully requested to reveal the following real mysteries of London, before he concludes his romance, if it is his intention to do so:—
What becomes of all the old cabs and coaches when they get past work?
Where waiters go to when they have a holiday?
Who is the subscriber to the "Metropolitan Magazine," and where a number can be seen; or whether its existence is a fiction?
Where the money comes from which everybody, without an exception, is reported to have made on the railways?