Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, September 12, 1891
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PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
Vol. 101.
September 12, 1891.
SOME CIRCULAR NOTES.
CHAPTER IV.
Reims—Solemnity—Relief—En voiture—Politeness—Calling—Calves—Caves—Starting—Cocher—Duet.
Reims—Solemnity—Relief—En voiture—Politeness—Calling—Calves—Caves—Starting—Cocher—Duet.
THE TWO WINDS.
(A Fairy Story for the Season of 1891. Imitated—at a distance—from Hans Andersen's celebrated Tale of "The Four Winds.")
SIGNS OF BREEDING.
MORE MESSAGES FROM THE MAHATMA.
THE TRAVELLING COMPANIONS.
No. VI.
A "KNOT"ICAL STORY OF DRURY LANE.
(Told by our aged Salt, with a taste for the Dibdin Drama.)
CRICKETANA. YOUNG LADIES V. BOYS.
"NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH."
A Scene very freely adapted from "The Critic."
MANY HAPPY RETURNS!
(Punch to Madame La République.)
(Punch to Madame La République.)
"NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH."
ROBERT'S ROMANCE.
THE MYSTERY OF MAY FARE.
(BY ONE BEHIND THE SEENS.)
CHAPTER I.—Despare!
CHAPTER II.—The Helopemeant!
CHAPTER III.—The Dewell.
CHAPTER IV.—The End.
(BY ONE BEHIND THE SEENS.)
CHAPTER I.—Despare!
CHAPTER II.—The Helopemeant!
CHAPTER III.—The Dewell.
CHAPTER IV.—The End.
WHERE ARE OUR DAIRYMAIDS?
A SONG OF VANISHED SUMMER.
AIR—"The Dutchman's Little Dog."
AIR—"The Dutchman's Little Dog."
MR. PUNCH ON TOUR. HE ARRIVES AT KINGSTOWN BY THE IRISH MAIL.
THE GUZZLING CURE.
ANNALS OF A WATERING-PLACE
THAT "HAS SEEN ITS DAY."
IGNORANT BLISS.
STORICULES.
III.—THE DEAR OLD LADY.
TO A TOO-ENGAGING MAIDEN.
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