Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 98, March 15, 1890Various
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Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 98, March 15, 1890
Various
English wit and humor -- Periodicals
ransacked for ices, the Government Stationery Office at home will yield
an almost inexhaustible supply of wafers.
The guests, led by a choir arrayed in twenty-four sheets, also supplied
by the Stationery Office, will sing a delightful compound of the
drinking chorus in _Through the Looking-Glass_, and "_The Bonnets of
Bonny Dundee_," which will go as follows, all (who can) standing:--
Let's fill up our glasses with treacle and ink,
And anything else that is pleasant to drink,
And hook the best port and let us gay free,
And hurrah for STAATS FORBES and the L. C. & D.!
We can only give these few hints, as of course, this is but a small
portion of the _menu_, a mere pennyworth to any amount of ransacking.
VIVAT LUCULLUS!
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[Illustration: THANK GOODNESS!!!
HUNGRY HOME-RULER. "WAITER! I WANT SOME MORE OF THAT 'IRISH STEW A LA
PARNELL COMMISSION.'"
HEAD WAITER. "'PARNELL COMMISSION,' SIR? _HOFF, SIR!_"]
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A COLONIAL FRIEND PAYS ME A VISIT.
[Illustration: His Hunting Costume is rather startling.]
[Illustration: His Method of Amusing himself in Covert was unusual.]
[Illustration: His style of Riding was a trifle reckless.]
[Illustration: And when he compelled some Bullocks to join in the chase,
it was hardly the thing.]
[Illustration: But all this wouldn't have mattered so much, if he hadn't
galloped through the Hounds--]
[Illustration: And murdered the Fox with his infernal Whip!]
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"LE KICKE-BALL" IN FRANCE.
(_A Vindication._)
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