Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, November 29, 1890 by Various
page 6 of 41 (14%)
page 6 of 41 (14%)
|
* * * * * TO A CORRESPONDENT.--We do not think you are wise to have asked a large circle of distinguished French sporting friends to bring their rods over with a view to salmon-fishing in the Serpentine. Trout, there may be; no doubt, there are, but we have some doubts about salmon. Your suggestion that if you can't get a rise you might perhaps "bang away" at the waterfowl, certainly has a more promising sound, but we would advise you to commence your sport early, for fear of hitting the bathers. You will require the permission of the Duke of CAMBRIDGE. This you will get through any Park-keeper. * * * * * MR. MANTALINI ON THE LINCOLN CASE.--"And both were right, and neither wrong, upon my life and soul, O demmit!"--_Nicholas Nickleby_. * * * * * [Illustration: THE FINAL TEST. _Bellona_ (_to the "Times" and Mr. Stanhope_). "I SUPPOSE, GENTLEMEN, YOU DON'T WANT TO WAIT FOR _ME_ TO SETTLE THE QUESTION!" TOMMY ATKINS, _loquitur_:-- Oh, where and _wot_ am I? A spindle-shank'd stripling, As blue-gilled old Tory ex-Colonels protest? |
|