Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, July 24, 1841 by Various
page 12 of 69 (17%)
page 12 of 69 (17%)
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[Illustration:
TO HENRY, MARQUESS OF WATERFORD, AND HIS JOLLY COMPANIONS IN LOWE, THIS STATUE OF ACHILLES, CAST FROM KNOCKERS TAKEN IN THE VICINITIES OF SACKVILLE-STREET, VIGO-LANE, AND WATERLOO-PLACE, IS INSCRIBED BY THEIR GENTLEWOMEN. PLACED ON THIS SPOT ON THE FIRST DAY OF APRIL, MDCCCXLII. BY COMMAND OF COLONEL ROWAN.] _Mem_. The hunt meet again on Monday next, as information has been received that a splendid knocker occupies the door of Laing's shooting gallery in the Haymarket. * * * * * STENOTYPOGRAPHY. Our _printer's devil_, with a laudable anxiety for our success, has communicated the following pathetic story. As a specimen of stenotypography, or compositor's short-hand, we consider it _unique_. SERAPHINA POPPS; OR, THE BEAUTY OF BLOOMSBURY. |
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