Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 102, May 7, 1892 by Various
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page 11 of 48 (22%)
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(BY A CONFUSED CONSERVATIVE.) To stave off Change, and check the loud Rad Rough rage, Conservatism is as shield and fetter meant; And now brave BALFOUR votes for Female Suffrage; And RITCHIE tells us he approves of "Betterment"! O valiant WESTMINSTER, O warlike WEMYSS, Is _this_ to be the end of all our dreams? * * * * * LA JUSTICE POUR RIRE; OR, WHAT IT HAS NEARLY COME TO. SCENE--Interior of a Foreign Law Court. Numerous officials in attendance performing their various duties in an apprehensive sort of way. Audience small but determined. _Judge_ (_nervously_). Now are we really protected from disturbance? _General in Command of Troops._ I think so. The Court House is surrounded by an Army Corps, and the Engineers find that the place has not been undermined to at least a distance of a thousand feet. _Judge_ (_somewhat reassured_). Well, now I think we may proceed with the trial. Admit the accused. [_The Prisoner is bowed into the dock, and accommodated with a comfortably cushioned arm-chair._ |
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