Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, July 25, 1917 by Various
page 34 of 56 (60%)
page 34 of 56 (60%)
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A correspondent, writing upon House of Commons' notepaper, assures us that the above passage is a gross exaggeration. * * * * * "Charlie D. (Westminster).--We answer you in the words of Cassius, 'A plague of both your houses.'"--_Town Topics_. Were not the words those of _Mercutio_ when he had failed to set up a Business Government in Verona? * * * * * "Apply weed-killers to garden walks and drives, using every precaution against domestic fowls and other bird-eating worms."--_Irish Gardening_. Very careless of St. Patrick to leave these ornithophagous reptiles at large. * * * * * "Wanted, Few Men to travel with Hobby Horses.--Apply Murphy's Steam Galloping Horses, Abbeyleix, Queen's Co."--_Irish Independent_. Now we understand Mr. Ginnell's sudden decision to quit Westminster. * * * * * |
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