An opening nut -- A nut for men of genius -- A nut for coroners -- A nut for "tourists" -- A nut for legal functionaries -- A nut for "enduring affection" -- A nut for the police and Sir Peter -- A nut for the budget -- A nut for repeal -- A nut for national pride -- A nut for diplomatists -- A nut for foreign travel -- A nut for domestic happiness -- A nut for ladies bountiful -- A nut for the priests -- A nut for learned societies -- A nut for the lawyers -- A nut for the Irish -- A nut for viceregal privileges -- Rich and poor: pour et contre -- A nut for St. Patrick's night -- A nut for "gentleman jocks" -- A nut for younger sons -- A nut for the penal code -- A nut for the old -- A nut for the Art Union -- A nut for the Kingstown railway -- A nut for the doctors -- A nut for the architects -- A nut for a new colony -- A "sweet" nut for the Yankees -- A nut for the season: Jullien's quadrilles -- A nut for "all Ireland" -- A nut for "a new company" -- A nut for "the political economists" -- A nut for "grand dukes" -- A nut for the East India directors -- A filbert for Sir Robert Peel -- "The income tax" -- A nut for the "Belges" -- A nut for workhouse chaplains -- A nut for the "house" -- A nut for "law reform" -- A nut for "climbing boys" -- A nut for "the subdivision of labour" -- A nut for a "new verdict" -- A nut for the real "liberator" -- A nut for "her majesty's servants" -- A nut for the Landlord and Tenant Commission -- A nut for the Humane Society.

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