Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, September 20, 1890
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PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
Vol. 99.
September 20, 1890.
OUT FOR ANOTHER HOLIDAY.
(By our Impartial and Not-to-be-biassed Critic.)
THE CACHET OF CASH AT DRURY LANE.
MORE FROM OUR YOTTING YORICK.
"WANTED!"
MUCH MORE SUITABLE.
DEVELOPMENT.
(With acknowledgments to the Author of "Patience.")
THE AMERICAN GIRL.
TIPS FROM THE TAPE.
(Picked up in Mr. Punch's own Special City Corner.)
ON THE CARDS.
(By a Whist-loving Malade-Imaginaire.)
OUR BOOKING-OFFICE.
GREEN PASTURES OR PICCADILLY?
To the Editor.
YANKEE EXCLUSIVENESS.
THE QUICKSAND!
THE RAVENSTEIN.
THE QUICKSAND!
PREPARING FOR BLACK MONDAY.
TO A TRUMPETING DEMOCRAT.
ROBERT UP THE RIVER.
MEETING OF THE B.A. FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. LEEDS TOWN-HALL.
FAIR PROPOSAL.
A SPORTING STYLE.
(Third Example.)
A CENTENARIAN.
HAMLET AT THE VEGETARIAN CONGRESS.
INTERVIEWING À LA MODE.
(Quite at the Service of some of Mr. Punch's Contemporaries.)
'ARRY ON THE SINCEREST FORM OF FLATTERY.
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