Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, January 24, 1917 by Various
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Another Glimpse of the Obvious.
From the "Standing Orders" of a Military Hospital:-- "Officers confined to their beds will have their meals in their rooms." * * * * * "A gale of great fury raged at Sheffield early on Tuesday morning. Much damage was done in the city and outlying districts, a number of beings being unroofed."--_Yorkshire Paper._ Several others have been noticed to have a tile loose. * * * * * "The welcome, amounting to an oration, which heralded the Prime Minister, was the most remarkable feature of a very remarkable occasion." _Daily Dispatch._ Is this quite kind to the subsequent speakers? * * * * * "By his colleagues at Bar he has been regarded as a sound lawyer, well worthy of the high position which he had filled for little over two hundred years."--_Englishman_ (_Calcutta_). Lord HALSBURY must look to his laurels. |
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