Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, August 15, 1891
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PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
Vol. 101.
August 15, 1891.
A TERRIBLE TALE.
LEAVES FROM A CANDIDATE'S DIARY.
"SEMPER EADEM."
"WON'T WORK!"
AIR—"St. Patrick's Day in the Morning." Irish Sportsman sings:—
TO LORD TENNYSON.
On His Eighty-second Birthday, August 6, 1891.
VICISSITUDES OF A RISING PERIODICAL.
THE SONG THAT BROKE MY HEART.
'ARRY ON A 'OUSE-BOAT.
HOW TO SPEND A HOLIDAY ON SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.
(A Page from the Diary of an Enthusiast in search of Rest.)
"Our Children's Ears."
AN INSINUATING WHISPER.
"HAVE WE FORGOTTEN GORDON?"
The Modern Traveller.
"HAVE WE FORGOTTEN GORDON?"
A LOVER'S COMPLAINT.
(Thoroughly New Style.)
"BURYING THE HATCHET."
A LESSON FROM THE R.N.E.
(For the Use of Sailors proposing to join the Royal Navy.)
WORK FOR THE RECESS.
OFF TO MASHERLAND.
(By Our Own Grandolph.)
A FEW REMINISCENCES.
TO THE MINES.
"IS LIFE WORTH LIVING?"
REMORSE AND REGRET.
SPORT TO US!
TO THE MINES.
"IS LIFE WORTH LIVING?"
REMORSE AND REGRET.
SPORT TO US!
WORTH NOTICING.
OUR BOOKING-OFFICE.
MISS DECIMA-HELYETT-SMITHSON-JACKSON.
HOW TO BE POPULAR.
(Advice to an Aspirant.)
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