ANAGRAMS.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4509, 2 September 1875, Page 3

ANAGRAMS.

The' Adelaide Observer recently invited its readers to furnish anagrams formed from the words " Legislative Council, House of Assembly." Some of the contributors have united the two Houses, and others have separated them. We reprint the efforts as not uninteresting here: — Legislative Council. House op Assembly. Cut home, slaves. Saucy ineligible fools. One of the Family. Bessica lough; if you can love, tell he. In vices, he, Tim Golby feels cool as usual. Caltowie. Boucaut feels his log, even a coy missile. b the mission calls you ; give all foes (a) CUE You sigh, feel ill. be men, love associates. Come, Bill, let us go; see if any cov(e) hails us. HAVE YOU GOT SENSE ? COME, FILL US A BILL. SIO. Karnac. Cats live on mice. Bella's house is foul. Elizabeth Mitchell. He is able to move legions, u. c. sally FLICS. W. J. "VVhitters. Genius came to cs, alf. live i by loss, chloe J I CALL YOU MEN LIVELIEST OF ASSES. B. COUGH. YOU CALL IT FAMOUS. GIVE ONE SLICE, " '"''BLESS H. W. C. Sanders. Legislative Council. Lice ! go cute villains. —Laconic. Villain's cute-logic—Laconic. Vicious gbntile call. —E. J. C. Civil, tin colleagues.—Humble Bumble. Cute vile logicians.—Yankee Doodle. XT—IS alive collecting.—Yankee Doodle. Ici cull a single vote. —Devilshoof. House of Assembly. Hum ! yes base fools. —Laconic' Amuse she by fools.—Laconic. Yo ! of humble asses.—Laconic. See bosh famously.—E. J. C. You SEEM SO FLASH, B.—Devilshoof. Oh yes, B—A poul mess. —Devilshoof. Hukble foes say so.—Nobody. O yes, some bashfcl.—-Nobody. All the above are perfect, except three or four which drop a letter or two.