Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 104, March 4, 1893
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PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
VOL. 104.
March 4, 1893.
A BALLAD OF WEALTHY WOOING.
BYE-ELECTION-OLOGY.
INDERWICKEDNESS.
LINES ON A LIFE-BELT.
The Musical Coster Craze.
LOVELY CHEESE! OR, A WELSH RARE-BIT.
THE MAN FROM BLANKLEYS.
"Sitting down heavily on a Settee."
HARE-ING HIS DIPLOMACY.
"Three Men in a boat."
Duet—Baron Cecil Stein and Lady Henry Bancroft Fairfax (with original model of Strasbourg Clock)—"Here we are again!"
Scent Zicka—from a (guilt)-stained-glass Russian window.
A LAST STRAW.
A REGULAR KNOUT AND KNOUTER!!!
Further Fall in Irish Stocks.
HISTORY CONTRADICTS ITSELF.
PUTTING IT PLEASANTLY.
WAGES.
"Down Among the Dead Men."
PUTTING IT PLEASANTLY!
A TRUSTY KNIGHT.
MR. PUNCH'S CHILD'S GUIDE TO KNOWLEDGE.
NEW (NORWEGIAN) NONSENSE VERSE.
"IL Y EN A TOUJOURS UN QUI AIME—ET L'AUTRE QUI TEND LA JOUE."
ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT.
THE POLITICAL FANCY DRESS BALL AT COVENT GARDEN.
Harry'd H-rry Ch-pl-n, as he appeared when meditating on Bimetallistic and Agricultural Distress.
"THE WESTMINSTER PLAY."
A Feature of the Debate.
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