FUN AL2ANAC'K, 18'02.


in which MB. POTTs, after an heroic resistance,is taken prisoner,


and carried before the magistrate, by On his return homein he thlrowl s himlsel'fr oth
 whom he is reprimanded and heavily sympathies of the landlady.
 fined.


Mr. M'SPAvIN having, however, previously
 discovered that lady's weak point,


gains her over entirely to his side.


The landlord t g part, a-~tle uticcntro y
The landlord taking Me. POTYs's I)Prt, little domnesticcontrovCUrsy ensucs.


SPORTS AND PASTIMES FOR THE
 YOUNG .
 HUNT TH E HAin.-This is famous sport,
and may be played either'i'r'the house or
out of doors. It is peculiarly adapted for
boys, but venturesome girls may also play
at it. First, select your huntsmen, and
find out those amongst the remainder who
are good runners; choose them for the
hounds, and arm them with long canes;
then procure a young kitten; all stand up
in two rows, the hounds in.front, and the
huntsmen behind; start the kitten, and
after it has run a few yards all must dart '
off with loud shouts after it. The game is
not to kill the kitten by thrashing it with
sticks, but to frighten it by running it as
far as you can until it drops down from
exhaustion, and dies with fear. The first
who can secure the kitten in this manner
wins the game, and is called the Royal
Huntsman. A great improvement .to the
game is to have a dog or two if you can get
them.
 A CAPITAL TRICK WITH A TUMoBLEn.-Pro-
 cure a penny piece, and having made it
 red-hot, throw it out of window to any
 acrobat that may be performing in the
 street; if he catches it in his hand, which
 he is almost sure to do, it willseverely burn
 him, and cause yourself and friends much
 merriment.
 HUNT THE SLIPPERS.-This game, al-
 though bearing an old title, is entirely new.
 Choose a very wet day, and about an hour
 before your papa returns from his business
 secure his slippers and hide them; the cis-
 tern or water-butt is the best place to hide
 them in,if you canget atit easily. Assoon
 as papa has changed his wet clothes there
 will be a terrible hunt'for the slippers, in
 which the whole household will be engaged,
 and will afford you infinite merriment.
 Ax EXCELLENT SNApnBDn AON.-Get
 together a quantity of yourjuvenile friends,
 and having taken them into a dark room,
 procure a large-sized dish, into which throw
 a few plums and about a half-pint ofturpen- SlAn
 tine; light the turps, anl directly the chil- YOU OB
 dren begin to scramble they will severely


rP COMrBRCIAL (to extensive Swell):--"On! I n ro PAe OI, BUT coUL]
LIGE ME W ITU SIxrSP'OITn or CoPPEBRs?"
 (Swell is Horwifled.')


Ibrn themselves, and most probably sot
fire to their clothes.
 Krli'rTOANrTA is aln entirely nlw Crireolc
 game, iuld lay be played Iis fol lows ut:-
 It Ioy to represent a jludil, ndl let, hinl he
 seated on a high bclih il ii lbo i; behind
 Ihini havo a fIaiin filgtr1 with iyi o lhla-
 diged to relprnsout., ultite, n, lnii (I' sM'Li'H
 inl her lhn1d; 0o oitlher sill of the jullgo
 -'i11n In hnv, the otne i lie right- ialldi sidol
 .I ... a sRcnilet robi), witli] I ...l, rI
 crown, and a heavy purse iln his 1-...i, ...
 ono on the left clothed very ill, wvithi 1
 I. t. lI l i I .. Ih, I I, I. I' ,1*.-. ,t
 counllsel one of fhlr!Fc',ciol1s )(ring, tho oi ler
 Ir mee'k dispsitionlif.. I. l.I h,. .1-
 IAwo prisHollerHy(IuIng .I h, -, Y h,,** 1., ..I I.
 riclily dritsseld atnd of very hioglihtyv louiiig.
 T'he constablo the. n tells 1i I.-I I .. II I '..
 lnive illlke soInleboolks f. ... I I-
 plyilg lfor thel, Ilind orlhr(ld soIn to hI' bl
 seHnlt to at flsIo IO lilrt'H. 71J1or If lis ItIo'ok
 cIII l gets 11) and do (I alllld i thiLt, LtfieY
 shall be plunilised. l 11 sfiys that thy tint
 Ill Iove want, t K their (Ir'- s 1 I tokle i, ilni
 that pnilished Ithey mnIot lie. WIlin liosits
 downi, the lboy wlho Fr) nills on llhi riglilt-
 hlinid of ile jult' 'l o]i m r ,iii 1) 11' f, inlTo (l th
 scalo whlich .lJustico liolld inl l tll 'n iho
 flerce conelsel, in a very iItnny oIIlaler,
 isys tbhat they clnrlo 1 lll 10 1 wllnt, they li]ivo
 dlmnl; they d(id nolt ilo it for till,' iko of tli
 books, becllinul they ]lave ]plenty lt, lione,(
 uil, it wl Kleptoml niaia, tlely could nol,
 h1 1) it. Tho Ijidge th(Ul I he'll i t o lln thlt tlhe
 l;oy on hlis le!ft, will nolt bt Hl i titled if ho
 lo s not, order thlcn to be plinihled ; but it

 eoaL iulylnuly to l.nk1 tthtm flor a11l p-le iitrs
 trip mito d t'h cooIiry, itwily froin tO
 1;- .1.1. hee lto H s' Hb op, fhey They
 J h I I h ( i nt Ih rinl i .i i "i,
 enn < a r ; 1 I II-
 aind walks ar'm-in-arim awiiy wiLh the two
 young ladies.

To ETVMorTocrroS.q- Ts the nlpnbhet of a
 dead language compoh(d (ofl'dad letters F


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