Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, Jan. 2, 1892 by Various
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_Chief and Most Eminent Politician_. Gentlemen! Gentlemen! Come
it's getting late, and if we are to see the dress-rehearsal of the Pantomime, we must be off at once! [_The Party breaks up to meet later on in the neighbourhood of Drury Lane._ * * * * * FROM OUR SPORTING CITY MAN.--"_Pounded before the Start_."--Mr. GOSCHEN's One-pound Note scheme. * * * * * [Illustration: THE CHIMES.] (FRAGMENTS OF A DICKENSIAN DREAM UP TO DATE.) * * * * * It was some time before the great-little old fellow could compose himself to mend the fire, and draw his chair to the warm hearth. But, when he had done so, and had trimmed his lamp, he took his "Extra Special" from his pocket, and began to read--carelessly at first, and skimming up and down the columns, but with an earnest and sad attention very soon. For this same dreadful paper re-directed _Punch's_ thoughts into the channel they had taken all that day; thoughts of the sufferings of the poor, the follies of the rich, the sins of the wicked, the miseries of |
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