Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, March 14, 1891 by Various
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for the new Magazine Rifle. The result is, that after a couple of
pitched battles, though in an outburst of popular fury_, Mr. STANHOPE _is lynched by the Mob to a lamp-post in Parliament Street, London capitulates, and the French Commander-in-Chief, breakfasts, waited on by the_ LORD MAYOR, _in the Bank of England._ _Military Instructor_ (_sitting up and rubbing his eyes_). Dear me! we seem to have been beaten. That Rifle was no good, after all. (_Recognising him._) Halloa, ATKINS! _Tommy Atkins_ (_with a grin_). 'Ees, Sir! _Military Instructor_. You remember all I told you? _Tommy Atkins_ (_still grinning_). 'Ees, Sir! _Military Instructor_. I'm afraid that wasn't such a serviceable weapon, after all! _Tommy Atkins_ (_still grinning_). Noa, Sir! _Military Instructor_. Dear me! Well, we had better get out of this! By Jove! it looks like the last Act! [_Mutually assist each other to rise and quit the Battle-field, the_ Military Instructor _threatening to write to the "Times," and_ TOMMY ATKINS _still grinning as Curtain falls._ * * * * * |
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