Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 108, June 1, 1895
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PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI. Vol. 108. June 1, 1895. edited by Sir Francis Burnand
"LONDON AND LIVERPOOL—LITTLE AND GOOD."
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.
TURF CUTTINGS.
A BAS "THE CLUB SWEEP."
From the New Sarum Note-Book.
ROUNDABOUT READINGS.
TO THE EDITOR Of THE FREEMAN.
ALL THE COMFORTS OF A HOME.
THE BOULD SOGER BOYS AT ISLINGTON.
A DERBY DIALOGUE.
BOOKMAKERS ON THE BEACH.
In the Grand Stand.
At the Close of the Last Race.
At the Close of the Last Race.
OPERATIC NOTES.
THE DISCOVERY OF LONDON.
'ARRY ON DERBY DAY.
Derby Dampers.
A DOUBTFUL "STAYER."
THE SCARLET PARASOL.
ANIMAL SPIRITS ON DERBY DAY.
AFTER THE PLAY.
THAT TELEGRAM.
THE LOSS OF RICHMOND HILL.
FELINE AMENITIES.
ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT.
The MacGregor retires to his Cave.
"Not for Jo-achim!"
Transcriber's Note:
"Not for Jo-achim!"
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