Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, August 14, 1841 by Various
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page 24 of 66 (36%)
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EXTRAORDINARY ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.
One of the morning papers gave its readers last week a piece of extraordinary assize intelligence, headed--"_Cutting a wife's throat--before Mr. Serjeant Taddy_" We advise the learned Serjeant to look to this: 'tis a too serious joke to be set down as an accessary to the cutting of a wife's throat. * * * * * A SPOKE IN S--Y'S WHEEL! "For Ireland's weal!" hear turncoat S--y rave, Who'd trust the _wheel_ that own'd so sad a _knave_? * * * * * ALARMING DESTITUTION. In the parish of Llanelly, Breconshire, the males exceed the females by more than one thousand. At Worcester, says the _Examiner_, the same majority is in favour of the ladies. We should propose a conference and a general swap of the sexes next market-day, as we understand there is not a window in Worcester without a notice of "Lodgings to let for single men," whilst at Llanelly the gentlemen declare sweethearts can't be had for "love nor money." * * * * * |
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