Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, October 8, 1892 by Various
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page 9 of 42 (21%)
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Our City Aldermanic lights Who talk (and live) a trifle high, In stern defence of civic rights Profess themselves prepared to die. And yet the Aldermanic crowd-- It's amply true, say what you will-- With open eyes have just allowed The Mayoralty to come to KNILL! * * * * * "HABITUAL DRUNKARDS COMMITTEE."--An awful-looking heading to a paragraph! What a picture the imagination may conjure up of a Committee of Habitual Drunkards! There would be the Honble. TOM TOPER, Lord SOTT, SAM SOKER, Marquis of MOPPS and BROOMS, Captain FUDDLE, DICK SWIZZLER, R.N., FRANK FARGONE (of the _Daily Booze_), with TITE ASA DRUMM in the Chair, or if not, under the table with the others. * * * * * CONVERSATIONAL HINTS FOR YOUNG SHOOTERS. (_BY MR. PUNCH'S OWN GROUSE IN THE GUN-ROOM._) Many manuals have been published for the edification of beginners in the art of shooting. If that art can indeed be acquired by reading, there is no reason why any youth, whose education has been properly attended to, should not be perfectly proficient in it without having fired a single shot. But, _Mr. Punch_ has noticed in all these volumes |
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