Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, July 2, 1892 by Various
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Holdings Bill, noble Lords naturally conclude he's talking about
CHAPLIN. MARKISS interposes; says, "Noble Lord not speaking to Bill before House." It was at this moment CHELMSFORD arrived. Saw DENMAN draw himself up to full height, shake his fist at the MARKISS, and this time at full pitch of quivering voice cry, "Ha! ha! you wish to _clĂ´ture_ me again, do you? I'm very much obleeged to you. I have a right to refer in a hereditary assembly to the best man that ever stood in it." Then noble Lords knew it couldn't have been CHAPLIN. Not yet. _Business done_.--Still winding it up. _Tuesday, June 28_.--Parliament prorogued and dissolved. "All over at last," says ROSCOE, putting it in another and more original way. Few to part where (six years ago) many met. Still some, chiefly Metropolitan Members, remain to see the last of the old Parliament. "Good-bye, TOBY," Prince ARTHUR says, after we've shaken hands with the SPEAKER. "Shall see you again in August. _You_'re all right. One of those happy fellows who are returned unopposed. As for me, I have to fight for my seat, and my life." "You'll come back too," I said; "but you'll be sitting on the other side of House. What'll you do when you're in Opposition?" "I'll go to the Opera every Wednesday night," said Prince ARTHUR, with a gleam of joy lighting up his face. |
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