Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, July 18, 1891 by Various
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page 6 of 45 (13%)
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* * * * * AN OMISSION AT THE GUILDHALL LUNCHEON.--On the occasion of the Civic Banquet to the German EMPEROR, an Alderman, distinguished for his courtesy to strangers, and his appreciation of good dishes, especially of anything at all spicy, wished to know why, as a compliment to their Imperial guest, they had omitted "pickelhaubes" from the bill of fare? He had understood, from well-informed friends, that the EMPEROR seldom went anywhere without some "pickelhaubes," whatever they might be, as he himself, the worthy Alderman, had never had the opportunity of tasting one. * * * * * [Illustration: THE RED QUEEN AND THE WHITE; OR, ALICE IN THUNDERLAND.] * * * * * JOLLY JULY. The storm of rain comes swirling down, Our helpless flow'rets droop and die; The thunder crashes o'er the town-- In wet July. Our cricket-match is spoilt, the stumps We draw beneath a drenching sky; Then homeward wend in doleful dumps-- In wet July. |
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