ry Wilson, No. AOo, Market Street.

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go deeper below the sleeper, that propped up the
House that Jack built


This is the Westminster Hall lofty and tall,
where lawyers and architects, toremen and ALL sing
huzza for John Bull. with his pockets so full, who
lorked out three hundred thousand pound for tum-
bic down house that fell to the ground and paid all
the fees, with great deal of ease, to all the grave
counsellors, bouncing and big, every in three
tailed wig, who examined George Renne. that
wouldn't give penny, for all the work found fault
with by Smirke, at which John Cock had just given
a look, and agreed with the foreman steady and
strong, who saw that matters wereall going wrong,
and wondered the house should have lasted SO long,
as he told James Day from Drury lane, who wena
there every morning and back again, TO Laing the
Suryeyr, who took such care. to order the spandres
stout and thick, TO be filled up with rubbish instead
of brick, by Mr.. Peto. appointed to to, the driv
wing the pile that short all the while, and
wouldn't 60 deeper, prop up the sleeper, that leg
lall the House that Jack built.