Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, January 24, 1891
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PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
Vol. 100.
January 24, 1891.
MR. PUNCH'S PRIZE NOVELS.
No. XII.—THE MATE OF THE MARLINSPIKE.
(By SHARK MUSSELL; Author of "Erect with a Stove in Her," "My Gyp made to wheeze," "The Romance of a Penny Parlour," "A Hook for the Bannock," "Found the Gal on Fire," "The Mystery of the Lotion Jar," "The Jokes o' Lead," &c., &c., &c.)
CHAPTER I.
CHAPTER II.
CHAPTER III.
CHAPTER IV.
(By SHARK MUSSELL; Author of "Erect with a Stove in Her," "My Gyp made to wheeze," "The Romance of a Penny Parlour," "A Hook for the Bannock," "Found the Gal on Fire," "The Mystery of the Lotion Jar," "The Jokes o' Lead," &c., &c., &c.)
CHAPTER I.
CHAPTER II.
CHAPTER III.
CHAPTER IV.
AN INTERESTED PARTY.
CANINE CONFIDENCES.
THE SECRETS OF LITERARY COMPOSITION.
A COMING MEETING.
(Reported from the Railway Intelligence of 1892.)
The "Strait" Tip.
THE GAME OF PEACE.
VOCES POPULI.
AT THE GUELPH EXHIBITION.
IN THE CENTRAL HALL.
IN THE ROYAL ROOM.
ABOUT THE CASES.
IN THE SOUTH GALLERY.
IN THE CENTRAL HALL.—Mr. WHITEROSE, a Jacobite fin de siècle, is seated on a Bench beside a Seedy Stranger.
IN THE CENTRAL HALL.
IN THE ROYAL ROOM.
ABOUT THE CASES.
IN THE SOUTH GALLERY.
IN THE CENTRAL HALL.—Mr. WHITEROSE, a Jacobite fin de siècle, is seated on a Bench beside a Seedy Stranger.
OUR BOOKING-OFFICE.
INFELICITOUS QUOTATIONS.
"WORSE THAN EVER!"
FARMER SMITH loquitur:—
KOCH SURE!
SCENE—A Place of Meeting. Enter BROWN and JONES. They salute one another.
"WORSE THAN EVER!"
DOMESTIC MELODIES.
(By Sancho Preston Panza.)
WINTER BATH-SONG.
Good Devon!
CHANGE OF INITIALS.
A WORD TO MOTHERS.
A PIONEER IN PETTICOATS.
THE AMUSING RATTLE'S TOPICAL NOTE-BOOK.
(For the Use of Professional Diners-out and other Amateur Entertainers.)
A COLD RECEPTION: OR PARLIAMENT MEETING IN A BLIZZARD.
STILL ANOTHER CHAPTER OF MY MEMOIR.
(In Supplement of "Harper.")
A GENERAL VIEW OF "PRIVATE INQUIRY."
LARKS!
A PINT OF HALF-AND-HALF.
THE ROLLING OF THE R'S.
AIR—"The Wearing of the Green."
Soft-spoken Person sings:—
Soft-spoken Person sings:—
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