Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, October 24, 1917 by Various
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It is understood that the Spanish Government has addressed a note to the Allies explaining that all possible precautions will have been taken against the forthcoming escape of U23. *** The PREMIER has received the magnificent gold casket containing the freedom of the City of London conferred on him last April. A momentary excitement was caused by the rumour that the Corporation had thrown off all restraint and filled it with tea. *** A Brigadier-General has been fined for shooting game on Sunday in Hampshire. Sir DOUGLAS HAIG, we understand, has generously arranged to close down the War on the first Wednesday in every month, in order that the Higher Command may assist in supplying the hospitals with game. *** Seven lunatics have escaped from a South Wales Asylum. It is assumed that they got away by disguising themselves as German prisoners. *** It has been decided that Counsel may appear before the High Court dressed as Special Constables. It seems almost certain that this news |
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