FUN ALMANAC, 1862. ADVENTURES OF A GENTLEMAN IN SEARCH OF A QUIET LODGING. MR. PYTHAGORAS POTTS, being about towritea Treatise on the Druidical Antiquities of Central Australia, takes a lodgir g in a quiet street. He begins to feel himself at home, PRICE Id.] In consequence o: the quietness of t1 strtit, -A and the benevolent character of its inhabitants, it is much frequented by itinerant musicians and suffering humanity. In the course of the day Ma. POTTs's literary labours and meditations are assisted by the organ infliction in various degrees of severity; PLAIN DIRECTIONS FOR VISITING THE EXHIBITION. THE building at Kensington will make an Exhibition of itself. Visitors to London will do well to take the following directions as theirleader. Enter the Exhibitionbythe first door on your left (coming from Mile-end). 'Write your name with a piece of chalk on the door-post. Your shoes will oe taken from you as guarantee for general good conduct. All here isso beautiful that you will be pro- bably struck by the first object you run against. Strike again, unless itbe a police- man. Turn totheright, and observe the re- frigerators made by the Indian coolies. No- tice the light architecture of the roof, sup- ported entirely by sunbeams; while the sides are kept up by festoons of voluntary contributions, thankfully relieved by ironic pillows. Turn to the left, then to the right, and so round and round until you can see nothing, when it will be time to leave, after having spent a very pleasant and rational day. WHIST. To ascertain whether the deuce or the tray of trumps is in your adversary's hand. If, with all the honours, you can't succeed in making the trick, why the deuce is in it. If you have been playing at the house of a liberal neighbour, you maybe sure that he will, in the course of the evening, produce the tray. To FIND THE MEAN TIME AT GREENWICH. -Invite a friend to dine with you at seven, and wait for him until ten. You will find the mean time hang very heavy on your hands. PUBLISHERS' DINNER.-At the next pub- lishers' dinner MR. VIRTUE will take the chair; opposite to him will be the Vice of the evening. BETTER AND BETToR.-Letters paid are posted, and so are bettors who have not paid. TiEE'T A PEUTY SHOTSMAN, JAN! Thee SHET A 'ARI! 'F I CUD REIC OONL AFF SO VAST As YON 'ARE, I'D suiAW IT' .A pOWL 0' g'ORT. I'D 1 u tlhe SaOOTIl' VTB A VOTaiO T I" FAREWELL, 01F Til'I (GArflAN't VOLUNTEEl. . I'M leaving thee in sorrow, ANNIII. 'Tis true, butI cal', yII l',l0nr, For nowV like mn lly unlot,110 lllUmn, Amn a Volunller.c At Winmbilclron we cillln tollowhI, 1 (C( icily from wind, it's trui') And thero I cut up nal my lue IS In a Saturday Review. (The bigle ,l i : hi' f"i Ji;,ionsI almost./ .,' *, 1 lepola u m ll- inig bottle, uiu contiJlue.) Don't faint, but sinll my 1 I'n gipiann From itlMiEnIm'; dry y)or' rye, There'll lie lio accident Iilnrylliily So ANNI!E, dear, good lbyI I' (li'ih tnirh feelinq for hi;s own pn'ckH- h iidkrr ehlfl w'hi:h, haovin Jfilud, IA applies to his erye' ) So As-Nil, dear, good byte bluheshfrom room--AaSii fintfs. MAXTMS BY A STREET SAGE. TI IRi silrcPss is lie fir s thing thllisho' sH you your friends' lault,: you donii' kni.w how worn a IIlman'Is sl nore till lie erlinU to the knife-loard of thel 'buls lbe'fi)rn y'i l. You can't go anliolg rO)I;Ie', or OnvIe iito their neighblourilhoodl, without suffliriing for it. You must expect waspis if you liio next door to IL grocer'. To have injur'dl a pt rson is t1he l'tronhret lgison for llhating hiim. WilinclIv(' a It IIly rltanKgles a nlli, il h11r ]1(11 IH ilsl tllirov liini down, shle nlwIys' lllls. in nliger' atl, lirn, and expects hiin to nI log.i"o.c l11osll t ;. illt a thin g to ilbl sl led of I ... ... I w ll I F 1,10 to hI l ,% e w ilkrld into La lil-r oi n ;vi "h lll I (lll iliH Ft lrw sti(.kilg to Ihis Lot, oghtl neW t o go to a b.ll. TATTIERAsI.I,.-I Sale of Stutl- ShplipirI horses to lldlia. 'FUN" IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY, PRICE ONE PENNY, WITH NUMEROUS COMIC ILLUSTRATIONS. I K I: --