Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, March 28, 1891 by Various
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page 9 of 43 (20%)
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Were flooded and fluttered by that Stentor song!
* * * * * THE PROPOSED OLD ETONIAN BANQUET.--"_Floreat Etona!_" by all means, and may "HENRY's holy shade" never be less! But doesn't it seem rather like a contradiction in terms, for Old Etonians to sit down to an Eaten Dinner?--Yours, once removed, A SIXTH-FORMOSUS PUER. * * * * * [Illustration: FORM! "GOOD HEAVENS! WHAT A SWELL! WHAT IS IT? TEA-FIGHT? WEDDING BREAKFAST?" "OH NO; ONLY GOING TO MY TAILOR'S. _MUST_ BE DECENTLY DRESSED WHEN I GO TO SEE _HIM_. HE'S SO BEASTLY CRITICAL!"] * * * * * ABOUT THE COURT. At the Royal Court Theatre, which, as I read on the illustrated House Programme, is "Licensed by the London County Council to the Proprietors, Mrs. JOHN WOOD and Mr. A. CHUDLEIGH,"--is the LORD CHAMBERLAIN out of it in this quarter? (how can there be a Court without a Lord Chamberlain?), and, "under which king, Bezonian?" Was |
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