Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, November 15, 1890 by Various
page 42 of 45 (93%)
page 42 of 45 (93%)
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MR. PUNCH'S DICTIONARY OF PHRASES. JOURNALISTIC. "_Inspector ---- gives you the impression of a particularly able and open-minded Police-officer_;" i.e., "An easy prey to the interviewing correspondent." "_It could not, of course, be expected that a particularly shrewd and able young Solicitor would be_ very _communicative about his client's case_;" i.e., "Knew precious little himself, and didn't even offer me a drink." * * * * * QUITE THE KOCH OF THE WALK.--The great Berlin Bacteriologist. * * * * * ROBERT AT BURN'EM BEACHES. They is still so jolly busy at the "Grand" that I had sum differculty in getting leaf of habsense for Satterday, larst week, for to go with a werry seleck Copperashun Party on a most himportent hexcurshun to Burn'em Beaches about cuttin all the trees down, so that then it woodn't be not Burn'em Beaches not no longer! Howewer, by promisin for to stick to the "Grand" all thro' the cumming Winter, the too Gentelmanly Managers let me go. |
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