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,siier BROOKS, that is, not to make any snole
mic. ,kes about black 6Qils; tor though II Is
below gentleman to call HIN out, ! "lii
find other manes of giving him bag-fuli OF
broken bones.


The me .,bers now saw that there was no.
thing for It, but to send the intruder to 60
yentry, which they appeared to oby tacit
ayreement; for when Admiral Stewart de-
oartei. Which he did almost Immediately,
ur. Fitzgerald found himself completely cW
Nv al! ..his dear friends" The gentlemen
gov formed themselves into groups at the
several whist tables; and m one chose 10 re-
ply to his observations, nor 10 return even
nod to the toasts and healtbs whlcn ne
drank, whilst discussing three botues OF the
sparkling liquor which the tcmiiled waiter
placed before hitnn succession. AZ length,
hndiny that no one would communicate with
him in either kind, either for drinking or
fighting, he arose, AMI making a low bow,
fool, his leave as follows :--Gentlemen |
bid YOU all good night: | am very glad to
find We so soriable: I'll take care to come ear
lier neat night, and wen have a little more
if it, hlaSe God"


The departure of the bully was great re-
lief to every one present, for the restraint
caused By his vapouring and insoleEt behav-
iour was most ilMolerab.e. The conversation
Immediately became general, and it was
unanimously agreed tina. half a dozen stout
constables should be in waiting the next e
vening to take him by tho heels and bear him
off to The watch house, if he attempted again
to intrude. OF some such measure tit2se-
raid seemed to be aware; for he never show
ed himself at Brooke's again. though he
boasted every where that he had been unaH
inousy chosen member OF the club!