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SIR John Sucking used to say, " pity tive
poet who has to write for bread pity the
man who has fallen into he hands ofs petit
logging Attorney pity the uan who is mar
ned to ascold. unless he is deaf II pity the
woman who is married TO Takish spouse, un.
less she IS blind pity the man that is in
debt, aud would pay If he could, pity the
man who can only boast Of long pedigree
Sir John says no further. But were 10 ad~
aPny TO the lis', II would BE- his: | pity The
tri'ier, who, after be has ssrned hrs soanty
stipend. stands but enc chancein three OF ee.-


ipg il the first time be calls.