Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, October 11, 1890 by Various
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OUR BOOKING-OFFICE.
[Illustration: The Learned Baron.] The Baron must say a word about _Voces Populi_, by F. ANSTEY, author of the immortal _Vice Versâ_. That the series contained in this volume appeared in _Mr. Punch's_ pages is sufficient guarantee for the excellence of its quality, and more than this it would not become the Baron to say; but of the illustrations by J. BERNARD PARTRIDGE the Baron can speak--and speak in terms of the highest admiration of them--as works of genuinely artistic humour. There are twenty illustrations, that is, ten brace of Partridges, if he will allow the Baron so far to make game of him. The book is published by LONGMANS, GREEN & Co. The Leadenhall Press has brought out, in Pocket form, _Prince Dorus_, by CHARLES LAMB, with nine coloured illustrations, following the original Edition of 1811. The lines are not very Lamb-like, but the illustrations are very quaint, and the Pocket Volume is a curiosity of literature. BARON DE BOOK-WORMS. * * * * * A REALLY VALUABLE SUGGESTION. (_TO THE EDITOR OF PUNCH._) DEAR SIR,--As the conductor of the recognised organ of the legal |
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