Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, August 14, 1841 by Various
page 49 of 66 (74%)
page 49 of 66 (74%)
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A GOOD REASON. We have much pleasure in announcing to the liverymen and our fellow-citizens, the important fact, that for the future, the lord mayor's day will be the _fifth_ instead of the ninth of November. The reason for this change is extremely obvious, as that is the principal day of the "Guy season." * * * * * The members of the Carlton Club have been taking lessons in bell-ringing. They can already perform some pleasing _changes_. Colonel Sibthorpe is quite _au fait_ at a _Bob_ major, and Horace Twiss hopes, by ringing a _Peal_, to be appointed collector of _tolls_--at Waterloo Bridge. * * * * * We recommend Lord Cardigan to follow the example of the officers of Ghent, who have introduced umbrellas into the army, even on parade. Some men should gladly avail themselves of any opportunity _of hiding their heads_. * * * * * [Illustration] |
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