Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, April 25, 1891 by Various
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shot--(_recollecting herself_)--no, that's THACKERAY, not IBSEN--a _very_
different person. [_She goes through the back Drawing-room._ _George_ (_at doorway, shouting after her_). Dearest HEDDA, _not_ those dangerous things, eh? Why, they have never once been known to shoot straight yet! Don't! Have a catapult. For _my_ sake, have a catapult! [_Curtain._ * * * * * Bow-Wow! The RAIKES' teeth were bared--a most terrible sight!-- At the Messenger Companies. Now all seems joy For the Public, the P.O., the Co., and the Boy! The Dog in the Manger JOHN BULL did affright, But--his bark is perhaps rather worse than his bite! * * * * * [Illustration: SONS OF BRITANNIA; OR, THE UNITED SERVICE. [The Senior Admiral of the Fleet, SIR PROVO WILLIAM PARRY WALLIS, G.C.B., who was in the action between the British Frigate _Shannon_ and the American Frigate _Chesapeake_ on June 1st, 1813 (taking command of the _Shannon_ after the disabling of Captain BROKE), celebrated the hundredth anniversary of his birthday on April 12th, 1891. Lieutenant GRANT "displayed great bravery and judgment" (_Times_) in the defence of Thobal against the Manipuris, April, 1891.]] |
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