Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 102, April 9, 1892 by Various
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_Morning Post_ under the above heading, we would ask, Why not make the
Second Chief Commissioner for the Behring Straits Difficulty, Mr. SEALE HAYNE, M.P., with Lord SAY AND SELE to speak on the subject, and then sign the official documents? * * * * * MRS. R. has heard much lately about the "Sandringham Stud" and the "St. Andrews Links," both of which, she understands, are very large. She can't make out how gentlemen prefer them to nice, neat little shirt-buttons! * * * * * [Illustration: A BROTHER PASTELLIST. [Messrs. GOUPIL admit Artists and Students free to Mr. WHISTLER'S Exhibition.] _Gatekeeper (stopping squalid Stranger)._ "NOW THEN, WHAT DO YOU WANT?" _S.S._ "COME TO SEE JIMMY'S SHOW." _Gatekeeper._ "ONE SHILLING, PLEASE!" _S.S._ "NOT ME! I'M A ARTIST--CORNER O' BAKER STREET--CHALKS. LE'MME THROUGH!" [_Chucked!_] * * * * * "Signs" of the Times. |
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