All we wish and all we want, when we ask nothing unreasonable.

Desire and ability to do good.

Equal punishment to the ragged rascal and the rich villain.

Faith in every kind of commerce.

From discord may harmony arise.

Freedom to those who dare honourably to contend for it.

Frugality without meanness.

Freedom to the slave.

Great men honest, and honest men great.

However obscure we are by birth, may we never be renowned for crimes.

Hastiness in doing good, and horror in doing evil.
A pot and a pipe, and a good-natured wife,

Just to make me feel happy the rest of my life, Humanity in prosperity, and fortitude in distress. Health of body, peace of mind, a clean shirt, and a guinea.

Integrity to those who wear the robe of justice.

May the mind never feel the decay of the body.
Honest men and bonny lasses.

May the best day we have seen be the worst in our lives.
May we learn to live well.

May harmony arise from the ashes of discord.

May the vicious thorn be eclipsed by the budding rose.
May each succeeding moment be as happy as the last.
May meanness never accompany riches.

May we never be blind to our own errors.
May we cherish hope and conquer fear.
May we be slaves to nothing but our duty.
Our happiness sincere, and our joys lasting.

May the cheerful heart never want a pleasant companion.

May Poverty never stare us in the face without presenting Hope as her successor.

May our principles be upright, and our morals pure. May discerning eyes bestow charity, and discerning objects receive it.

May we derive amusement from business and improvement from pleasure.

May private grief never affect the public welfare.
May length of days be crowned with prudence.
May we always be in possession of the power to please.
May our looks never be at variance with our thoughts.
May the prison gloom be cheered by the rays of hope,
and liberty fetter the arms of oppression.

May we never want courage when put to the shift.
May we live in honest pleasure and die out of debt.
May the turnpike-road to happiness be free frem toll-
bars and bye-ways, and furnished with guide-posts.
May every honest man turn out a rogue.

May the juice of the grape never drive reason from her post.

May our own wants never proceed from negligence of our own creating.

May our thoughts never mislead our judgments.
May the duties of social life never give way to selfish-

ness.

Palsy to the hand of the assassin.

Plenty to the benevolent, and poverty to the miser. Riches and honour to the charitable and humane. Riches to the generous, and power to the merciful. Gaiety in innocence.

May those who are first in sway be foremost in virtue. The freedom of the press.

May happiness increase with length of years.

Health, happiness, riches, and a good wife.

Success to those who wish it to others.

The life we love, with those we love.

The land we live in.

Short shoes and long corns to our enemies.
Reconciliation to our friends.

Lenity to the faults of others, and sense to discover

our own.

Pretty frigates well rigged, and jolly boys to man them. May our laws guard our liberty, and our liberty our laws.

May mirth exalt the feast.

May the polished heart make amends for a rough

countenance.

May might never overcome right.

Champagne to our real friends, and real pain to our sham friends.

A fig for care.

The pleasures of imagination realized.

Envy in an air-pump without a passage to breathe through.

When we watch in a calm, may we be always prepared for a storm.

Church and Queen.

Charms to strike the sight, and merit to win the heart. A Venus born from Ocean's bed-Britannia.

May British virtue shine when every other light is out. The jolly sportsman that enters the covert without being bit by the fox.

The fox's brush over the thatched tavern.
Artless love, and disinterested friendship.
Here's to the mouth that can keep a secret.

May our friends always possess the three H's-Health,
Honour, and Happiness.

Harmony all over the world.

May the journey through life be as sweet as it is short. May we never be stranded on Cuckold's Point. Friendship in marble, animosity in dust.

May we always be bomb-proof against villany.

May the streams of rapture meet each other, and seize life in the middle current.

Our absent friends.

Caledonia; may it ever be the abode of freedom, and the birth-place of heroes.

In the voyage of life, may content be our cabin passenger.

All tails but tell-tales.

Emulation in virtuous breasts.

Here's life dainty dressed with the sweet sauce of kisses.

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ward never wear a red coat, nor the hypo

crite a black one.

The complaisant door that

opens before you

The man that feels for sorrows not his own.
The beginning and end of love.

knock.

May paper-credit never lend to corruption wings to

soar.

May we always detest the malice of those who attempt to disunite the interest of our Queen and country, which should be ever inseparable.

Laurel water to the enemies of the constitution. May our trade and manufactories be unrestrained by the fetters of monopoly.

May the laws never be misconstrued.

May Britons never have a tyrant to oppose.

May Britons never invade the rights of others.

A strong cord and a long cord to those who make discord.

May the hospitable hearts of the Sons of Blunder never be seduced from their attachment to the constitution.

Greenwich Hospital, and health to its supporters. May the adjective Victorious, be ever joined to the substantive Britain.

Every soldier his right, and every deserter a halter. Commerce universally extended,

And blood-stained war for ever ended.

May French principles never corrupt English man

ners.

May our commanders have the eye of a Hawke, and the heart of a Wolfe.

An elevated situation to the knave.

real friends, and real pain to our

May friendship be

the sun that ripens in

A pot and a whiff, and a goou

As sensibility is the child of nature,

cherished.

Gratitude to remember, and sense to forget.

breaer be

May the folly of those who ape the manners of the great be always held up to ridicule.

May we always do unto others as we would they should do unto us.

The Glorious Revolution, which placed a William on the Throne-and when his successors hazard another Revolution, may they be its first and only victims.

A lasting cement to all contending powers.

Brunswick's glory, and may it last till the end of time. Friendship in a palace, and falsehood in a dungeon. Gratitude to our friends, and grace to our foes. Gratitude to preserve our friends, and good behaviour to procure new ones.

Home pleasant, and our friends at home.

In friendship and love may we never know vexation. May the son of our friend live to be a better man than his father.

A good horse, a warm house, a snug estate, and agreeable wife, to every one that deserves them.

Every thing of fortune but her instability.

Conscious innocence, and constant independence. Fortune to the brave, and contentment to honesty.

END OF THE TOASTS.