Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, August 28, 1841 by Various
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page 17 of 70 (24%)
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BEGINNING EARLY. We are informed by the _Times_ of Saturday, that at the late Conservative enactment at D.L., not only his Royal Highness Prince Albert, but the _infant_ Princess Royal, was "drunk, with the usual honours."--[_Proh pudor!_--PUNCH.] * * * * * SIBTHORP'S VERY BEST. Sibthorp, meeting Peel in the House of Commons, after congratulating him on his present enviable position, finished the confab with the following unrivalled conundrum:--"By the bye, which of your vegetables does your Tamworth speech resemble!"--"Spinach," replied Peel, who, no doubt, associated it with _gammon_.--"Pshaw," said the gallant Colonel, "your rope inions (_your opinions_), to be sure!" Peel opened his mouth, and never closed it till he took his seat at the table. * * * * * BEAUTIFUL COINCIDENCE!--A PAIR OF TOOLS. Sir Francis Burdett, the superannuated Tory _tool_, proposed the Conservative healths; and _Toole_ the second, as toast-master, |
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