Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, November 15, 1890 by Various
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A "DARK CONTINENT" HINT.--Mr. STANLEY, it is said, now wishes he had gone on his exploration journey quite alone, without any travelling TROUP. It is a curious fact, but worth mentioning here, that, up to now, the only mention of difficulties with a "Travelling Troupe" is to be found in a little shilling book recently published by Messrs. TRISCHLER & CO., at present nearing its fifty thousandth copy, entitled, _A New Light thrown across the Darkest Africa_. Whether H.M. STANLEY will appeal to this as evidence remains to be seen. We must have the whole truth out about STANLEY'S Rear Column before we rear a column to STANLEY. * * * * * The "NORFOLK BROADS," according to the _Standard_, are in future to be the English cradle of the German "Bass." Not beer, but fish. There are to be "no takers" at present, so the cradle will not be a Bass-in-net. * * * * * [Illustration: THE "LAIDLY WORM" OF LONDON--AND YOUNG COUNTY COUNCIL.] * * * * * [Illustration: HUNTING PREDICAMENTS. No. 1. _Miss Nelly (to her Slave, in the middle of the best thing of the Season_). "OH, MR. ROWEL, DO YOU MIND GOING BACK? I DROPPED MY WHIP AT THE LAST FENCE!"] |
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