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Bread rs. Bullets. The Americans having no.
bly, supplied food for the Irish we shall look at her
flag with increased respect Their stripes shall


be 10 US significant of gridiron, and their stars
Of sugarcd buns Glad are we TO find that the
American subscriptions have been so nobly ac-
knowledged in the House of Commons The
thanks for bread will go far to keep bullets out of
fashion. THE Indian Meal Book, is, to our mind
much more delig htful volume than any History
of the American War; and the directions there


in written for the composition OF Hominy
and Slap jacks far better than any talk of red-coa
tactics. Bombs have had their day let us-henee.
forth try buns and wherever America has bat


tered ships, let her for all time to come batter
onr fying-pans. To paraphrase the piemen-
BrownJohny- is in--Congreve rockets is
out" London Punch