Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, August 4th, 1920 by Various
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Continent. Sir ERIC GEDDES is said to have remarked that he will catch his
lordship coming back. * * * A gentleman who is about to travel to a South Coast resort writes to inquire what his position will be if some future Government reduces the railway fares before he arrives at his destination. * * * In view of the increased railway fares there is some talk of starting a Mansion House Fund to convey Scotsmen home from England before it is too late. * * * Of the new railway rates it can be said that those who go farthest will fare worse. * * * With reference to the man who was seen laughing in the Strand the other day, it should be pointed out that he is not an English tax-payer but a Colonial who was catching the boat home next morning. * * * A Christmas-card posted at Farnham in December, 1905, has just been delivered at Ivychurch. The theory is that the postal authorities mistook |
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