Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, August 7, 1841 by Various
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THE POLITICAL QUACK. Sir Robert Peel has convinced us of one thing by his Tamworth speech, that whatever danger the constitution may be in, he will not proscribe for the patient until he is _regularly called in_. A beautiful specimen of the old Tory leaven. Sir Robert objects to give _Advice gratis_. * * * * * TO FANCY BUILDERS AND CAPITALISTS. A large assortment of peculiarly fine oyster-shells, warranted fire-proof and of first-rate quality; exquisitely adapted for the construction of grottoes. May be seen by cards only, to be procured of Mr. George Robins, or the clerks of Billingsgate or Hungerfofd markets. N.B.--Some splendid ground at the corners of popular and well-frequented streets, to be let on short leases for edifices of the above description. Apply as before. * * * * * LITERARY RECIPES. The following invaluable literary recipes have been most kindly forwarded |
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