Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, January 16, 1892 by Various
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page 20 of 39 (51%)
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Miss JANE COBDEN, ex-Alderman of the London County Council, who has
long pluckily championed Woman's Rights, has now, according to an announcement in the papers, determined to assert her own, and get married. _C'est magnifique, mais ce n'est pas_--Aldermanic. * * * * * A telegram from Berlin states that Dr. PFEIFFER, a son-in-law of Professor KOCH, has succeeded in discovering the cause of influenza and its infection in a bacillus, which, when seen under the microscope, appears in the shape of a most minute rod. The best thing that can be done with this rod is to put it in pickle, and keep it there. * * * * * It is satisfactory to know that, at the approaching revival of _Hubando, the Brigand_, the handkerchiefs used by the Brigands in their famous scene of contrition at the end of the Third Act, are entirely of British manufacture. We understand that they are from the looms of Messrs. PUFF AND RECLAME. * * * * * In the First Act of the same piece, it will be remembered that the bridal party is captured whole by _Hubando_, disguised as a mendicant, in the recesses of one of the forests of the Abruzzi. The real pine-trees, which are to figure in the foreground of this striking scene, have been grown, with immense labour and expense, in the well-known nurseries of Messrs. WEEDEM AND POTTER, at Ditchington. |
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