Punch (96.1889)

No. 419. Mrs. Ricketts,
Troubled by crickets,—
or blackbeetles, ex-
claims, as she poses, “ I
do wish the Artist would
have his Studio swept!
They ’ll be all over my
Pettie - coat of paint.
Oh, the Pettie of it! ”

No. 231. Splitting up the Camp of the Unionists.

wall-papers to suit. No. 243. Peaks and beakers. Model family drinki%J's health. “ ‘ Saffron ’ is the badge of all our
Want something new (Mr. Orch#1 lube.”

and unclassical, but
must be governed by
President.”

No. 35. One of the “ Unemployed; ” or, An Idyl Moment. Her undressed salad days. “ I might have brought
out the scissors to trim my nails on my idyl hands.”

No. 38. “ How many fingers do I hold up ? ” A Ritualist studying a work on ceremonial, to see how to
give a blessing. Notice the right hand, with which he is unconsciously illustrating his idea.

No. 39. “ On board the Yacht Sylphide." Vide “ More Happy Thoughts.” “ Poor little Me ! ” After this,

Mr. Armitage, R.A., will be Mr. Navytage, R.N.

No. 60. Hard Water, Moore or less.

No. 67. Scene from the Spanish Armada, painted by S. Lucas, A. By the kind permission of Augustus ion u , . .

No. 786. The Economi-
cal Housewife. Mrs.

Hitch ins In the
kitchens. — “If you

want a thing well done, No. 760. “Nice Goings On!” Solomon’s (want of)
do it yourself.” Judgment.

No. 564. The Snake-
Charmer.

No. 261. The Conjuror’s New Trick.

No. 74. Mirthful Anglers with boat on the bank of Murthly water. N.B. Only funnies allowed on Murthly
water, by order of Sir J. E. Millais, Bart., R.A. Notice one wherry funny.

No. 86. Centipedes. But they really are trees hewn down by Hewitt.

No. 104. Mr. Edward Terry Comedian, made up as Mr. George Henschel the singer. Painted by a Sarjent
who is not a non-commissioned officer.

No. 107. How to arrange a box of bricks, shown by G. D. Leslie, R.A.

No. 120. Dorothy Drew drawn. Nice quiet young lady, though signed a Loud’un.

No. 122. Sisters. “Will he never come ? ” George Boughton (A) and Sold ’un.

No. 146. Staggered! Send for the Carte to bear off the body.

No. 151. Lady Eden in her own Garden. A Paradisiacal picture from the gifted brush of Professor Hubert

Ilaircomber. Who but Herkomer could have painted this ?