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Hunt and Liberty.

Long live Caroline
I'll sing a song of sixpence
A green bag full of lies
Four and twenty witnesses
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When the bag was opened
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To see their precious evidence
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Dobson's Holbein's Dance of Death'- Ross's 'Three
Generations of Englishwomen'-Drury's Waller'-Fitz-
Patrick's Secret Service under Pitt-Smith's 'St. John There is also a plate thus inscribed :-
the Evangelist, Westminster.'

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HISTORY IN POTTERY AT BRIGHTON.

(Concluded from p. 45.)

Other portraits are of Lord Chatham, Hon. W. Pitt, Wilkes ("Wilkes and Liberty"), Alderman Beckford, the Bristol Philanthropists, Reynolds, and Colston, Wilberforce, Leinster (the honoured and great), Brougham, Russell, Cobden, &c.; some of these are on Bellarmine or Grey Beard jugs. These jugs, of which the neck is formed by the head of the man and the lower part by his body, were died in 1621. The cardinal having, by his deterderisively named after Cardinal Bellarmine, who mined and bigoted opposition to the Reformed Religion, made himself obnoxious in the Low Countries, became naturally on object of derision and contempt with the Protestants, who, among other modes of showing their detestation of the man, seized on the potter's art to exhibit his short stature, his hard features, and his rotund figure, to become the jest of the ale-house and the by-word of the people.

Later on, naturally, these jugs were made to represent any noted character, though the original name "Bellarmine" sticks to them. One, of Lord John Russell, has the words

The true spirit of Reform, and another, of Daniel O'Connell,

The Irish Reform Cordial.

To ye Pious Memory

of Queen Caroline.
1738.

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at his post; or Boney's peep into Walmer Castle," A large jug has the inscription, "The Centinel and below is an amusing sketch. From behind the walls of Walmer Castle a sentry starts up, "Who about, citoyens, for there will be no good to be goes there?" A boat full of Frenchmen is approaching. "Ab, Begar! dat man alive still? Turn done. I know his tricks of old!"

Another has a monkey in field marshal's uniform, running after a bull-dog ("John Bull" on the collar) with a large bone, inscribed "Malta," in his mouth. Dog is saying, for you!" and the monkey, "Eh, you Bull Dog, There, Monkey, that take dat myself. I vas good mind to lick you but vat you carry off dat Bone for? I vas going to for dem dam Tooths." Below is, "The Bone of Contention, or the English Bull-dog and the Corsican Monkey."

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