Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, November 12, 1892 by Various
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Should fall from grave turtle-fed lips to make heasy the poor
Public mind, As when PALMERSTON, _DIZZY_, and SALISBURY, spoke from that time-honoured Chair! And that GLADSTONE--_he_ ain't no great loss!--but to think the Woodchopper should _dare_ To neglect his fust duty like this!!! Oh! it's Ikybod, just as you say, My GOG. Civic glory's burst up, and the splendour of Lord Mayor's Day Is eclipsed by that L.C.C. lot and their backers. I'm full, GOG, of fears; The look-out's enough to depress us, and move the poor Turtle to tears. It's Ikybod, Ikybod, Ikybod! Oh, for the days that were gayer, No GLADSTONE, no ROSEBERY, no HARCOURT!!! Wy, _next we shall have no Lord Mayor!_ [_Left lamenting._ * * * * * VERY CRUEL.--Mrs. R. was very much annoyed at something she said having been misreported by a friend. "I can't trust him," said the excellent Lady; "he twists and gargles everything I say." * * * * * OFTEN TALKED ABOUT BUT NEVER SEEN.--"A Clean Sweep." |
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