Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, July 18, 1891 by Various
page 42 of 45 (93%)
page 42 of 45 (93%)
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Here's a go! Known beforehand that MORTON meant to state his views on the MARKISS's foreign policy, with its evident leaning toward Germany. Very awkward if EMPEROR came in just while MORTON was speaking. "It would play the doose with the _ententy cordially_," said JULIUS 'ANNIBAL PICTON, who resents MORTON's interference in the field of foreign policy. Happily Emperor WILLIAM didn't get as far as Westminster; detained at Guildhall; just got off in time to dine with the Great DOOK, and afterwards to the ball at Buckingham Palace. So peace between to great nations is maintained. But MORTON ran us pretty close. _Business done._--Committee of Supply. * * * * * THEN AND NOW. MR. PUNCH'S JUBILEE RETROSPECT. ["_Punch_ and the Elections were the only matters which occupied the public mind on July 17, 1841."--_Introduction to "Punch," Vol. I._] Fifty years ago, my Public, fifty years ago! Faith, the years fleet swiftly onward, though sad hours seem slow. Forty-One beheld my advent, Friend of Truth and Fun; From my _sanctum_ still I greet you now in Ninety-One. |
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