Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, November 21, 1917 by Various
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*** The LORD MAYOR'S Coachman has retired after twenty-eight years' service. He was a splendid fellow, taking him all round. * * * * * [Illustration: _Sociable Escort (to Bosch prisoner, after several ineffectual attempts to start a conversation)_. "AHEM!--ER--NO TROUBLE AT HOME, I HOPE?"] * * * * * An official memo from the Front:-- "A complaint has been received from the Provost Corps that two horses, apparently ridden by grooms, committed a civil offence in ----, in that they crashed into a motor car, which at the time was stationary, damaging same. On being questioned where they came from, they replied, 'From Australia,' and after paying a few more like compliments disappeared at the gallop." It is supposed that these intelligent animals had been reading a recent article by "Patlander." * * * * * "The R.F.C. on the same day bombed the junction. There was a large |
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