Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 102, June 4, 1892 by Various
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page 13 of 34 (38%)
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The kitchen table
Is figured with the ancient, circular stains Of the pint-pot's bottom; beer is all the go. And every soul in the servants' hall is able To drink his pint or hers until they grow Glorious with golden beer, and count as gains The glowing draughts that presage morning pains. * * * * * [Illustration: QUITE UNANSWERABLE. _Ethel._ "MAMMY DEAR! WHY DO YOU POWDER YOUR FACE, AND WHY DOES THOMAS POWDER HIS HAIR? I DON'T DO EITHER!"] * * * * * EPISCOPACY IN DANGER.--_Mr. Punch_ congratulates Dr. PEROWNE, Bishop of Worcester, on his narrow fire-escape some days ago, when his lawn sleeves (a costume more appropriate for a garden-party than a pulpit) caught fire. It was extinguished by a bold Churchwarden. In future let Churchwardens be prepared with hose whenever a prelate runs any chance of ignition from his own "burning eloquence." If _Mr. Punch's_ advice as above is acted upon, a Bishop if "put out" may probably mutter, "Darn your hose." But this can be easily explained away. * * * * * BETTER AND BETTER.--The Report last week about Sir ARTHUR SULLIVAN was that "he hopes to go to the country shortly." So do our political |
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