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Vol. XIII.]
INTRODUCTION.
[July to December, 1847.
PA OK
145 Barter.—The Panic was becoming- more and more deve-
loped.
155 The Napoleon of Peace.—Louis Philippe. This
wood-cut excluded Punch from France for some time.
168 Civic Rewards.—Mb. Brooke, Rajah of Borneo.
173 The Appeal of the Arch.—The Marble Arch, now the
entrance to Hyde Park from Oxford Street, formerly stood in
front of Buckingham Palace.
207 The Silent Orator.—Meaghek of the Sword.
208 Heavy on the Heavies.—This fictioua complaint was
founded on a real grievance of the time.
208 The City Turnpikeman.—Some time after this date toll
was actually collected at the corner of Chancery Lane from
every cart, &c, not the property of a free-man of the City of
London.
PAOE
Mustering- of the Hobbies:— 218
Whiggery .... Lord John Russell.
Protection . . . . Lord George Bentinck.
Everything .... Lord Brougham.
Currency..... Sir Robert Peel.
Duty..... Duke of Wellington.
Free Trade . . . . Cobden and Bright.
Health of Towns and ) Lord Morpeth, now Earl
Education . • • JT of Carlisle.
Humbug .... Colonel Sibthorpe.
Young Israel . . . . Mr. Disraeli.
Church .... Sir H. Inglis— Newdegate.
Middle Ages . . . . Lord John Manners.
Barter..... Feargtjs O'Connor.
Impeachment of Ministers . Chtsholm Anstey.
Repeal..... Smith O'Brien.
Birmingham . . . . Mr. Muntz.
209 An Unpalatable Remedy which lias had to be swal- Speculation .... Mr. Hudson.
lowed until this date (1862). Dying on the Floor of the House.—The fact was as 220
210 Absurd Libel.—Strange to say, the requisite sum for the i ^ere statc'L
purchase of Shakspeare's house was collected with great j Punch in Parliament.—The accounts of outrages in 224
difficulty. | Ireland at this time were perfectly appalling.
215 The Land of Liberty has now (1802) an increased si^
nincance.
The Prevailing Epidemic was Influenza, 22.3
Punch and Paddy.—See Note to p. 224. 245
Ingenious Invention.—Mr. Bellamy was long the : Jewish Abilities and Disabilities.—Baron Roths- 247
caterer for the Refreshment Room of the House of Commons, j cniLi) had been returned Member for the City, but his
and which in the old House was called " Bellamy's." I admission to the House was violently opposed. See also p. 255.
INTRODUCTION.
[July to December, 1847.
PA OK
145 Barter.—The Panic was becoming- more and more deve-
loped.
155 The Napoleon of Peace.—Louis Philippe. This
wood-cut excluded Punch from France for some time.
168 Civic Rewards.—Mb. Brooke, Rajah of Borneo.
173 The Appeal of the Arch.—The Marble Arch, now the
entrance to Hyde Park from Oxford Street, formerly stood in
front of Buckingham Palace.
207 The Silent Orator.—Meaghek of the Sword.
208 Heavy on the Heavies.—This fictioua complaint was
founded on a real grievance of the time.
208 The City Turnpikeman.—Some time after this date toll
was actually collected at the corner of Chancery Lane from
every cart, &c, not the property of a free-man of the City of
London.
PAOE
Mustering- of the Hobbies:— 218
Whiggery .... Lord John Russell.
Protection . . . . Lord George Bentinck.
Everything .... Lord Brougham.
Currency..... Sir Robert Peel.
Duty..... Duke of Wellington.
Free Trade . . . . Cobden and Bright.
Health of Towns and ) Lord Morpeth, now Earl
Education . • • JT of Carlisle.
Humbug .... Colonel Sibthorpe.
Young Israel . . . . Mr. Disraeli.
Church .... Sir H. Inglis— Newdegate.
Middle Ages . . . . Lord John Manners.
Barter..... Feargtjs O'Connor.
Impeachment of Ministers . Chtsholm Anstey.
Repeal..... Smith O'Brien.
Birmingham . . . . Mr. Muntz.
209 An Unpalatable Remedy which lias had to be swal- Speculation .... Mr. Hudson.
lowed until this date (1862). Dying on the Floor of the House.—The fact was as 220
210 Absurd Libel.—Strange to say, the requisite sum for the i ^ere statc'L
purchase of Shakspeare's house was collected with great j Punch in Parliament.—The accounts of outrages in 224
difficulty. | Ireland at this time were perfectly appalling.
215 The Land of Liberty has now (1802) an increased si^
nincance.
The Prevailing Epidemic was Influenza, 22.3
Punch and Paddy.—See Note to p. 224. 245
Ingenious Invention.—Mr. Bellamy was long the : Jewish Abilities and Disabilities.—Baron Roths- 247
caterer for the Refreshment Room of the House of Commons, j cniLi) had been returned Member for the City, but his
and which in the old House was called " Bellamy's." I admission to the House was violently opposed. See also p. 255.