Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 102, June 25, 1892 by Various
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"Delegate, indeed! most in-delegate _I_ call it."
* * * * * INHARMONIOUS COLOURS.--"It is understood," observes the _Observer_, "that Mrs. BROWNE-POTTER and Mr. BELLEW part company." Evidently BROWNE and B(EL)LEW don't go well together. Even the Potter's Art cannot effect a successful blend. * * * * * A "DEGREE BETTER."--Why should not a bankrupt who has successfully passed his examination be granted a degree, and add "C.B." ("Certificated Bankrupt") to his name? * * * * * [Illustration: "WHEN GREEK MEETS GREEK."] * * * * * [Illustration: WILD WEST KENSINGTON. OUR LITTLE FRIEND, TREMLOW, WHOSE DAILY WALK TO THE CITY LEADS PAST THE HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION, IS NOT A BELIEVER IN THE IMPORTATION OF THE RED VARIETY OF FOREIGN EXOTICS.] * * * * * SLY OLD SOCRATES! |
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