Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 98, June 14 1890
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Punch, or the London Charivari
Volume 98, June 14th 1890
edited by Sir Francis Burnand
MAXIMS FOR THE BAR. No. VI.
MAXIMS FOR THE BAR. No. VI.
"GOOD OLD GRACE!"
(Doggerel on "The Doctor," by an "Old Duffer.")
DEVELOPING HAWARDEN.
ON THE SPOT.
(By a Practical Sportsman.)
"WILL HE GET THROUGH?"
(By a Practical Sportsman.)
"WILL HE GET THROUGH?"
William Henry loquitur:—
WEEK BY WEEK.
A DOUBTFUL COMPLIMENT.
IN THE KNOW.
(By Mr. Punch's Own Prophet.)
(By Mr. Punch's Own Prophet.)
ASK A WHITE MAN!
(Highly Humorous Song. Sung with Immense Success by King M'Tesa, of Uganda.)
Air—"Ask a Policeman!"
Chorus.
Chorus.
Chorus.
(Highly Humorous Song. Sung with Immense Success by King M'Tesa, of Uganda.)
Air—"Ask a Policeman!"
Chorus.
Chorus.
Chorus.
MR. PUNCH'S DICTIONARY OF PHRASES.
Theatrical Criticism.
Diagnostic.
Social.
Diagnostic.
Social.
TOPPING THE TRIPOS;
Or, Something like a Score for the Sex.
Or, Something like a Score for the Sex.
TAKEN FROM THE FRENCH PLAYS.
THE OPERA-GOER'S DIARY.
A SWEET THING IN CRITICISM.
A New Heading of an Old Epitaph.
A SEVERE SENTENCE.
A SEVERE SENTENCE.
"THREE FISHERS."
ELCHO ANSWERS.
German Motto in Africa.—"For Farther Land!"
German Motto in Africa.—"For Farther Land!"
"THREE FISHERS."
John Bull. "HULLO! YOU SEA-GRABBERS!—WHERE DO I COME IN?"
John Bull. "HULLO! YOU SEA-GRABBERS!—WHERE DO I COME IN?"
MODERN TYPES.
(By Mr. Punch's Own Type-Writer.)
No. XIII.—THE PRECOCIOUS UNDERGRADUATE.
No. XIII.—THE PRECOCIOUS UNDERGRADUATE.
EXPERIMENTS BY THE GRAND OLD HYPNOTISER AT ST. STEPHEN'S.
A HARMLESS GHOST.
A Spectre speaks:—
A Spectre speaks:—
MORE MASQUERADING.
TOMMY'S "'ARRIET" DEPARTMENT.
TOMMY'S "'ARRIET" DEPARTMENT.
ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT.
EXTRACTED FROM THE DIARY OF TOBY, M.P.
EXTRACTED FROM THE DIARY OF TOBY, M.P.
THE SCHOOL BOARD BEFORE THE END OF THE CENTURY.
(A Prophecy of the Near Future.)
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(A Prophecy of the Near Future.)
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