Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, November 7, 1891 by Various
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page 36 of 46 (78%)
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programme?
Do you consider yourself justified, in face of the above statements, in characterising the rival Candidate for the Council as "attempting to catch the Labour Vote by an impudent combination of insincere flattery, and fraudulent promises"? * * * * * [Illustration: MR. PUNCH ON TOUR. A REMINISCENCE OF THE RYDE SEASON.] * * * * * [Illustration: A RECOMMENDATION. _Dealer_. "NOW THERE'S HACTION FOR YOU, SIR! PUTS HER FEET DOWN AS IF SHE WAS A STEPPIN' ON HEGGSHELLS, DON'T SHE, SIR?"] * * * * * "BELOW THE BELT!" (_EXTRACTS FROM THE POLITICAL "FISTIANA" OF THE PERIOD._) I.--_BY THE "BRUMMAGEM BANTAM" (AS REPORTED IN THE "INJUDICIOUS BOTTLEHOLDER")._ "The 'Arwarden Old 'Un, Gemmen? Lor bless yer, _he_ ain't no account, nohow. Can't 'it a 'ole in a pound o' butter, _'e_ can't. Allus _was_ a muff and a muddler; middling showy style, and a bit dodgy with his |
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