Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 109, November 9th, 1895Various
General
Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 109, November 9th, 1895
Various
English wit and humor -- Periodicals
Constable clearing his throat.
Inns of Court Volunteers, with their bands.
Private Practice (alone).
Deputation of the Junior Bar, a thousand strong,
shirking their military responsibilities.
Master of the Revels of Gray's Inn, in wig and
Maske of Flowers, on horseback.
Deputation of the Junior Bar, with Bar-maids,
dancing.
Treasurer of the Middle Temple seated in a car representing
a Smoking Concert in Hall.
A Solicitor with briefs.
Deputation of the Junior Bar, two thousand strong,
in close attendance.
Hungry Members of the L. C. Sessions who have _not_
received "soup."
The Recorder of London seated in his chariot.
Banner with Recorder's motto, "Come one, come HALL!"
Full Members of the L. C. Sessions who _have_ received "soup,"
preceded by officer, in uniform of "Marshal TUREEN."
Sir GEORGE LEWIS in a big case, drawn by Irritating Magistrates.
Deputation of the Junior Bar, three thousand strong, prepared
for actions.
A car containing all the Judges, drawn by Mr. Ex-Solicitor-General
on a single sheet.
Sheriffs' officers dancing.
Trophy representing the Glories of the Past, including
Effigies of JOHN DOE and RICHARD ROE, and
other celebrities.
One-horse Fly of Mr. A. BRIEFLESS, Junior,
occupied by his Clerk.
The City Marshal alone, without SNELGROVE.
The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR in full forensic
costume, consulting his Fee-book.
Deputations from various Bars--Potters Bar, Criterion
Bar, Old Turnpike Bars, and
Sir ARTHUR SULLIVAN representing Bar of Music.
[Illustration]
It is suggested by the proposer of the programme that it would be
useless to arrange for any large number of solicitors to be present.
The members of that branch of the profession are invariable well
employed during term time. But this consideration does not apply to
the younger members of the Bar. It is understood that gentlemen duly
qualified to take part in the procession can obtain full particulars
by applying to Pump-handle Court, and asking (in the first instance)
for Mr. PORTINGTON.
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HOW KIPPER SLEW THE NEW FOREST HORNET.
CHAPTER III.--_The Restoration._
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