Punch (57.1869)

268

PUNCH, OB, THE LONDON CHARIVARI.

[January 1, 1870.

Sham at St. Cloud (The), 127
Shilling Operas at Sydenham (The), 9
Shooting of the Future (The), 101
Signalmen and Scapegoats, 93
Skittles, 262

New Mayors, 199 i Servia and Somewhere else. 5'

New Original (The), 81 I Severe State Surgeon (A), 261

New P. G. M. (The), 236 : Shakspeare Superseded, 91

New School (A), 131 Shakspearian Rudeness, 3C

?v ews from the Nile's Head, 203
New St. Pancras Guardian (The). 48
New Work and New Ware for Birming-
ham, 158
New York Time, 114

" No Biiit this Year !" 58 Slap at the Stage (A), 236

No Doubt of it, 148 Slavery in Suffolk, 127

No More Morphia, 87 Slight Variation.(A), 161

Noodle's Note-Book (A), 41, 65 Soldier's Side-Companion (The), 54

Note and Query. 219 Some Mistake, 199

Not for the First Time, 220 Song for a Hampshire Harvest Home, 72

Not Irish, but Scotch. 264 Songs of Sixpence, 40

Novel Archidiaconal Function (A), 237 i Song of the Fenian Scribe, 219

Occasional Sonnets, 63, 66, 83. &c. , Sovereigns at Stamboul, 177

Oecumenical Language (An), 1S8 Spade and Saw v. Rifle and Bayonet, 40

Gleumenicalia, 240 Spirit Cartes de Visite, 6S

Official Nonsense, 10S Spiritual Sale (A), 136

Once More, 251 Sporting in the East, 253

On Love-Letters, 236 j Squeak from the Scalpel (A), 194

Opening on a Scent, 125 1 Stage and the Rad (The), 125

O Port O 1 193 Stamboul Serenaders, 174

Opportunity for Italy (An). 252 Stanzas in the Zoological Gardens, 77

Opportunity Lost (An), 263 St. Bartholomew's under Probe and Scal-

Our Betise and Gaucherie, 161 ! pel, 175

Our Island for Ever ' 193 St. Pancras Odour of Sanctity (The), 20S

Our Political Confidence, 72 I Sc. Swithin's, 1869, 29

Our Poulterers and Birds of Prey, 138 Success to " H. R. H. Princess Poca-
Our Sea-Side Swindle, 107 ! hontas," 239

Parisian Roses and Violets, 1SS Sultan's Complaint (The), 240

Parisian Demonstration (A), 184 Sweeping Censors, 252

Paris Sunday Movement (The,), 53 j Sweet Little Cherub at its Post (A), 229

Parliamentary Shooting Saved, 33 ! Taste for Thistles (The), 156

Parsons and Popes, 184 Teacher at Sion College (A), 253

Payment Hardly Optional, 145 ! Terrible Visitor (A), 9

Peccadillo of Child-Stealing (The), ISO Testimonial "with Circumstance," 96
Penny-a-Lineal Destitution, 82 Testimonium Protest-antis, 258

Pert Memory (A), 229 That's the Remedy, 231

Philosopher's Christmas (A). 264 Theatrical Architecture, 115

Phrenology and Frenzy, 95 Those " Blessed Candles ! " 225

Pity the Poor Fenians, 122 Third Atlantic Cable Laid (The), 26

P'aeue of the Wardrobe (The), 97 Tobacco and its Antidote, 16S

Plain English for an Irishman, 239 | Tobacco for Teetotallers, 250

Plea for Pitch-and-Toss (A), 10 Too Bad to be True, 226

Pleasant Prospect (A), 195 To Bishop Trower, 260

Pleasantries for St Pancras, 226 To Correspondents, 114

Pleasing Scene at Beverley, 167 To Infantine Smokers, 98

Poetry by Pilgarlic, 197 To Mr- L»yard, 162

Political Holiday Tasks, 178 To my Beloved Vesta, 215

Poll and the Chignon (The). SS Too Severe, 178

Pop' an' Jock dimming (The;, 113 To Playgoers, 12, 41, 51, &c.

Pope and Dr. dimming (The), 96 ! Torments of Tight-Lacing (The), 162

Pope's Syllabus (The), 161 To the Chancellor of the Exchequer, 155

Popping about with Guns, 152 Touching Devotion, 108

Portsmouth Seven (The). 22 Tractarian v. Temple, 179

Poverty of Invention, 78 Tra Lara La ! 230

Probable Judicial Proceedings in Jersey, Tub in Trafalgar Square (The), 131
§7 Two Councils and One Course, 249

Profession in Petticoats (The), f47 Tw° Sides to a Bobby, 176

Promising Situatian (A), 54 TwoJTides, or " A Block at Temple Bar,"

Property of Married Women, 44 IS'

Prospects of the Poppy (The), 262 Ungainlysborough's Blue Boys, 10

Puffs of the Period, 5 Unheard-of Brilliants, 215

Punch on Thwaites, 232 Universities on the Stage (The), 71

Punch's Essence of'Parliament, 1, 13, 23, Unprosperous Prospero (An), 148
33 " Up with the Black Flag ! " 134

Punch's Fourth of July Oration, 21 Utilise your Convicts, 146

Punch's Handbook of Etiquette, 210, 221 Verdict on Vaccination (A), 125

Punch's Rules for Young Tradesmen, 250 Very Kind, 11

Punch to the Police, 34 Very Place for him (The), 158

Punch to the Pope. 133

Punch to Wales, 151

Putting us in our Place, 230

Puzzle on the Map (A.), 11S

Qui. Qua;, Quod, etc., 176

Quod Melius, 137

Railway Compensation, 197

Raising the Wind. 241

Rather a Fool's Question, 103

Raw Materials in Ribbons, 259

Real Grievance (A), 42

Real Sport at Races, 55

Recent Cruelty to Animals, 113

Re-Incarnation of an Ancient Roman, 217

Returned Convict (The), 23S

Rhetoric by M. Rouher, 62

Riyht Rev. Oliver Twist (The), 34

Right Tool for the Work (The), 54

Ritualism and Racing, 238

Rogue and his own Register (The), 1S9

Romance of Cracow (The), 57

Roman World s Fair (The). 91

Rough and Tumble Fighting in St. Pan-
cras, 254

Row in St. Pancras Poorhouse (The), 92
Royal Example (A), 254
Royalty and Music, 2
Rustic on " Reciprocity " (A), 249
Sandhurst Breaking up, 259
Sanitary Garden Parties, 15
Sayings Adapted to the Season. 262
Schools of Humane Science, 116
Seasonable. 264
Seaward! 75

" Secretaries of State sur la Sellette," 45
See Buffon, Cuvier, Owen, &c, 47
Sensibility of Savages (The), 24S

Vocal Government, 6
Voluntary Transportation, 81
Vomited Forth, 247
" Wallace Wight " 117
Wanted a Ghost! 238
Wanted, a Ministry, 248
Wanton Warning to Vanity (A), 126
Warning to the Liberation Society, 237
Was he a Conservative or Liberal ? 216
Way through Clarence Gate (The), 103
" Well done, Hyacinthus my Son ! " 133
Well Informed Sovereign (A), 225

What Gladstone makes Well, 145 Cricket! 72'

What to Do with our 01 d Wooden Walls, 29 j Croquet, 30
What will Happen to the Dean and Chap

ter, 189
Wheat and Wedlock, PS
Whipping-Cheer with a Will, 228
Wild(Bad) Huntsman (The), 62
Winchester Twigs, 95
Witchery of Fashion (The), 154
Wizard no Conjuror (A), 156
Wonderful Unanimity, 253
Worcester Sauce, 111
Word for Architects (A), 217
Yankee Big-Drum Taps, 176
Your Moral Water-Power, 54

British Admiration, 238
" By the Sad Sea Waves," 254
" Calkit a Toy, indeed ?" 82
Captain Jinks and his Friends Enjoy-
ing Themselves on the River, 74
Caution (A), 33

Choice Specimens of Early English, 164
Chronology, 219

Compliments of the (Sketching) Sea-
son (The), 134
Covert Studies, Making the best or a
Blank Day, 249

LARGE ENGRAVINGS :—

"Am not la Brute and a Brother?" 119
" Big Bogey " in Ireland, 109
Bob and the Bobby, or Only his Fun,
149

Change for the Better (A), 37
Changeling (The), 17
Conge D'elire-ium. A Case for the

Doctors, 191 " Is it Pos-sible ? " 187

Destiny and Fete, or Time Works Won- Le Duel a Mort 75

ders, 79
Don Layardos in Madrid, 181

Decimals on Deck, 62
Deduction (A), 95

Delightful Prospect: or, Matrimony

and Fox-hunting, 217
Division of Labour (The), 36
Dull Boy (A), 122
Each for his Own, 190
Equal to the Occasion, 253
Extract from "the Fashions," 166
Experientia Docet, 264
Feather that nearly Broke the Camel's

Back (The), 180
Filial Frankness, 53
Force of Habit, 118
Foresters' Fete, August 17th, 78
" French without a Master," 196
G'ant Guardsman.—A Prize Poem with-
out Words (The), 3, 32, 45
Going North, 92
Gratifying ! 204
Grecian Bend (The), 132
Hooray for the High Tide, 193
" I '11 have yer Hat! " 229
Insular Reserve, 167

Levity, 52

Liebfraumilch !" 216

Easing the Curb, 27 Lingua East Anglia, 55

From the Great Pyramid. (A Bird's- Long-Cherished Desire of a Lifetime
Eye View of the Canal and its Con- ; (The), 222
sequences, 212, 213 I Looking Forward, 11

" Harp that Once," &c. (The), 49 Looks like it, 226

" Her Majesty's Servants," Last Night j '■ Love me Love my Dog," 177

of the Season, 60 Mamma and George, 241

How Not to Do it, 159 ^ ^ ^ Members of a Learned Society on an

Excursion. 162
Mermaids' Home (The), 258
Modesty : or, More Easily Said thau

Done, 208
Monogram Veils, 252
More Haste, the Less Speed (The), 135

(Irish Church) Venus attired by the

(Christian) Graces (The) 7
Irish Treason Shop (The), 223
Mean Time at Greenwich, 59
Mr. Punch's Reading Party, :
Neighbours in Council, 233

New Father Christmas, and his "Happy ! Mr. Punch's Designs'after Nature^ 145

New Year !" (A), 265
" Non Poss ! " 129
Our New (B)£edile, 201
Penance for Pancras Guardians, 355
Perilous Passage (A), 170, 171
Sliding on Thin Ice, 244, 245
" Stage Wait" (A), 139
" Well Rowed All 1 " 99

SMALL ENGRAVINGS :—

All Things are Relative, 48
Athletics, 88
"Blow Fly Fishing," 40
" Bon Voyage ! " 206

Nature's Logic, 58
Nervous System (A), 1»2
New Hat (The), 261
" Noblesse Oblige I " 42
Nothing like Saving Time, 18S
Novel Idea. To Brighton and Back in

no Time, 68
Novel Sculling Match, 6
Obviously Absurd Question (An), 22
On the Face of it, 240
Pannier Dresses, 91
Philanthropic Coster, 125
Pleasant! S5
Pledged M.P. (A), 44
Point of View (A), 155
" Prevention's Better than Cure," 174
Pro and Con, 65

Punch's Alphabet, 84, 104, 124, 144
Questionable Compliment (A), 154
" Quite Another," 102
Rather Embarrassing, 236
Re-action, 184
Re-Assuring, 23

Recollections from Abroad (Free Trans-
lation), 232

Recollections of Cub-Hunting, 194

Scene in a Railway Carriage, 175

Scotch 'Salmody, 114

Shrewd Answer (A), 94

Sic Vos non Vobis, 108

" Somethmk Like ! " 197

Song of the Passee Belle (The), 20

Specimens not yet Included in the Col-
lection at Regent's Park, 64

State o' Trade, 152

Studies of Animal Life, 148, 15S, 186

Taking it Easily; or, Matrimony in
1869, 112

Tartar (A), 26

" There's many a Slip," &c., 248
Too True ! 228

" Uniform, but Irregular," 105
Unintentional Satire, 128
Very Demoralising, 260
Virtuous Indignation, 200
'Ware the Keyhole of the Street Door.
115

Wet Afternoon at the Sea-side (A), 138
Whispers in Church, 98
Wimbledon, 1869, 10, 16
Word of Promise to the Ear (The), 251
Young Idea (The), 13
Young Rebel (A), 209