Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, August 2, 1890 by Various
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How many? No response my vision gave. Make answer, if ye may, ye lords of gain! Make answer, if ye know, ye chiders grave Of late revolt, and vain! Dream of _Fair_ Women? Nay, for work and want Mar maiden comeliness and matron grace. Let sober judgment, clear of gush and cant, The bitter problem face! * * * * * ERIN AVENGED.--The Irish champions, HAMILTON, PIM, and STOKER, have won the "All-England" (it _should_ be All-Irish) Tennis Championship, both Single and Double, beating the hitherto invincible Brothers RENSHAW, and other lesser Lights of the Lawn. And now at Bisley the Irish Team have, for the third time in succession, won the Elcho Challenge Shield. The old caveat will have to be changed into "No _non_-Irish need apply!" * * * * * QUITE THE NEWEST SONGS.--"_Over the Sparkling Serpentine_." By the author and composer of "_Across the Still Lagoon_." "_Five Men in a Cab_." By the ditto ditto of "_Three Men in a Boat_;" "_Hates Copper Nightmare_" to follow "_Love's Golden Dream_;" and the "_General's Dustpan_;" also, shortly; a companion song to the popular "_Admiral's Broom_." |
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