Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, July 4, 1917 by Various
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page 17 of 51 (33%)
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"What is a copper's 'mark'?" asked a Metropolitan magistrate the other day, just as if he were a High Court Judge. *** An hotel fire occurred in Brook Street last week, and we are told that the guests left the hotel and hurried into the street. Nothing is said as to how this happy idea originated. *** Mexico, it appears, has arranged that future revolutions shall be held between Saturday and Monday, the week-end being selected as the most suitable time for business men who are assisting America in war-work. *** At a North of England police-court last week a seven-pound piece of cheese was alleged to have made away with a conscientious objector. *** We are informed that the fish landed in Great Britain in 1916 weighed 8,173,639 hundredweight. The angler who killed it still sticks to the story that he thought it was much larger than this. *** Two brass wedding-rings have been found inside a salmon caught on the |
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