Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, January 31, 1891 by Various
page 21 of 44 (47%)
page 21 of 44 (47%)
![]() | ![]() |
|
MUM'S THE WORD!
[Mr. CHAMBERLAIN presided lately at a Deaf-and-Dumb Meeting.] JOSEPH _reflecteth_:-- Deaf-mutes make the best audience, I see; _They_ gave me no rude flood of gibes to stem. True, they were deaf, and so could not hear _me_, But they were dumb, so _I_ could not hear them! * * * * * MADAME ROLAND RE-EDITED (_from a sham-Japanese point of view_).--O LIBERTY! what strange (decorative) things are done in thy name! * * * * * JACK'S APPEAL. ["It is impossible for warrant-officers in the Navy not to see that they are placed at a disadvantage as compared with non-commissioned officers in the Army, and it must be very difficult to persuade them that the two cases are so essentially different as to afford no real ground for grievance."--_The "Times," on "An Earnest Appeal on Behalf of the Rank and File of the Navy_."] _Jack Tar to Tommy Atkins, loquitur_:-- TOMMY ATKINS, TOMMY ATKINS, penmen write pertikler fine |
|