THE ROSE, THE SHAMROCK,

AND

THE THISTLE.

VOL. IV.

NOVEMBER 1863 TO APRIL 1864.

EDINBURGH:

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY THE CALEDONIAN PRESS,. LONDON: W. KENT & CO. DUBLIN: W. ROBERTSON,

MDCCCLXIV.

PAGE

5 and Matrimony-Continued-

-Arrival at Calcutta-The Wrong Man embraced

by an eagerly expecting Wife-Church and Charity

in the East-Bills at sight given to the Poor-

Animum Mutat Cœlum,

ter VIII.-Strange Sounds at Night-Pity Wasted-Morning

Visits and Anglo-Indian Slang-A Strange Transfor-

mation; the Water Jar becomes a Quadruped--"Call

me Cecil"-A rival Belle,

IX.—A Ball at the Artillery Mess-Room-Captain Boultbee's

advances Young Rapid Snubbed-A canny Civilian

-Scotch Relationship-Two Strings to a Bow-Mrs.

Leslie and Emily's Revenge-An eccentric Dressing-

Room-"What are the wild Waves saying "-A long

range Glance,

X. Both Rivals call at the same time-Awkward Position

of Emily-By Play-A fortunate Interruption-

Afternoon Drive-Boultbee promises to call again—

The Aristocratic Luxury of Gout-By a singular

Coincidence Captain Boultbee finds, when he calls,

Miss Aylmer choosing a Bracelet-Bargaining in the

East The Pleasures of Giving and Receiving,

-A Ball at Government House-A Distinguished Ac-

quaintance-Lords very like other people after all-

Boultbee thrown over for Lord Adair-Is unreason-

ably angry at the same-Wonderful forwardness of

some people-Others have very bad Taste-A two-

legged Spaniel-Drive back to Dum-dum-The wrong

Lady's feet squeezed,

he wrong Visitor-The right one afterwards-A ruse

le femme-The effect of Red Hair-Lord Adair at

Dinner--Colonel Jones on the Influence of Blood-

lirtation and Confession,

Tête-à-tête Ride-A Number is as good as a Name-

Good-bye, Willie"-M'Clusky's Pamphlet-More

than Wool-A Dream of Greatness-A German

tom-An Awkward Remark-The Enamoured

lian-The Art of Love-A Ride and its Circum-

es-A Kiss or a Faint, which was it?

the World would say-M'Clusky anxious to

se, but is prevented-A Ball at Calcutta-

strings to a Bow found to be One too Many-

hird assigned a Humiliating Position-The

v who would be a Spaniel-Emily blackens a

Complexion-The Startled Lover-The Fish

kept longer in play-A Practical Joke-The

Husband in spite of Himself Behaves with

-How to catch a Husband-Not too Coy-

tête Interrupted-The Story of Lot's Wife

1-A Tender Adieu-What does it Mean?

better than Shadow,

A

and Ill-natured Women-Red Hair and

les-The Wrong Proposal prematurely

ely eluded-A Pic-nic at the Botanical

Proposal this time not eluded-An Un-

54

158

161

291

296

386

391

529