Short lantern readings, number 26

C.J.M., The judge and his asses, pp. 3-4

C.J.M., The fat pig, pp. 4-5

C.J.M., The sleepy brewers and the tramps, pp. 6-7

W. Carleton, Drink, pp. 7-11

Samuel Arnold and John Braham, The anchor's weigh'd, p. 12 (lyrics only)

Robert Burns and Caroline Keppel, Robin Adair, pp. 12-13 (lyrics only)

Robert Burns and J. Temple, Ye banks and braes, p. 13 (lyrics only)

Edward Fitzball and Michael Balfe, In this old chair my father sat, p. 14 (lyrics only)

Helen Dufferin and George Barker, The Irish emigrant, pp. 14-15 (lyrics only)

Louisa Crawford and Stephen Glover, The gipsy countess, pp. 15-16 (lyrics only)

Joseph E. Carpenter and Stephen Glover, What are the wild waves saying?, pp. 16-18 (lyrics only)

Thomas Haynes Bayley and Joseph P. Knight, She wore a wreath of roses, pp. 18-19 (lyrics only)

The farmer's boy, pp. 19-21 (lyrics only)

Charles Jefferys and Sidney Nelson, Mary of Argyle, pp. 21-22 (lyrics only)

Eliza Davis and Eliza Davis, Consider the lilies, pp. 22-23 (lyrics only)

Adelaide Procter and Arthur Sullivan, The lost chord, p. 23 (lyrics only)

Eliza Cook and Henry Russell, The old arm chair, p. 24 (lyrics only)

Park Benjamin and Henry Russell, The old sexton, pp. 24-25 (lyrics only)

George Linley and Foley Hall, Ever of thee, p. 26 (lyrics only)

Arthur W. French and George W. Persley, Won't you buy my pretty flowers?, pp. 26-27 (lyrics only)

J. Harrington and Orlando Powell, He thought of home, pp. 28-29 (lyrics only)

The mill wheel, p. 30 (lyrics only)

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