DOI Heft:
May 18, 1889
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.17687#0251
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No. 75. Pettie-Coatts. “ Funny
idea,” said the elderly lady, pettie-
lante d'esprit.
PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
[Mat 18, 1889.
No. 63. Who cares ? “I shan’t
carry this tray! ” she exclaimed,
pettishly, and chucked it over.
No. 17. The Marchioness of Granby.
“ Very rude to remark my poor finger.
Manners, Manners ! ”
No. 200. Study in Black and White.
Not “ a Magpie,” but a Perdrix au
Shoe, and she looks Larky.
Nos. 114 and 169. An Unequal
Match. We hope they ’re not so
black as they ’re painted.
No. 149. “Handsome is as Hansom does; or, The Disputed Cab-fare.”
“ I never give more,” she said, as she turned for the last time to the Cabman,
previous to ascending the steps.
No. 206. “ How can I read! The book’s shamefully printed. There are
things crawling about the walls; and then there’s that odious vis-a-vis of
mine at No. 200 is making reflections on me—‘ through the looking-glass.’ ”
GROSVENOR GALLERY GEMS.
No. 31. Before the Plunge, “Is
this the way to take a header?”
A Ramsgate’s daughter, by a Mar-
gate’s son.
No. 208. A Young Master-piece, evidently by
a very Young Master. Sheep-shooting !
No. 58. Shilling Pears. “I don't think this Soap
is so good as the more expensive one,” she said to her-
and in less
empty.
She sang,
No. 43.
than
room was
self. “The colour seems coming off on to my left Moustache,
hand.” Sir J. E. M. No. 176.
No. 37. A Voice from the Tombs, heard from the No. 180.
speaking likeness by A. S. Wortley, says, “I’m the No. 184.
sweetest, prettiest little creature, and I do so want to
change my name, and give away my hand.”
No. 127. Much good in Goodall, R.A.
No. 24. Sea Lion caught with a Line. Observe
the big float used on this occasion.
No. 61. “ Turned out ’’ very well.
No. 78. “The Painter’s Wife.” Next year,
we shall expect companion picture, “ The
Plumber’s Aunt.”
No. 132. What Mr. Eeeley Iialswelle saw
when he left his House-boat on the Thames.
No. 171. Waxworks ; or, The Stiffened
“ Dawn, Picardy.” Well Dawn!
Isle of White.
Browning done browner than ever.
No. 75. Pettie-Coatts. “ Funny
idea,” said the elderly lady, pettie-
lante d'esprit.
PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
[Mat 18, 1889.
No. 63. Who cares ? “I shan’t
carry this tray! ” she exclaimed,
pettishly, and chucked it over.
No. 17. The Marchioness of Granby.
“ Very rude to remark my poor finger.
Manners, Manners ! ”
No. 200. Study in Black and White.
Not “ a Magpie,” but a Perdrix au
Shoe, and she looks Larky.
Nos. 114 and 169. An Unequal
Match. We hope they ’re not so
black as they ’re painted.
No. 149. “Handsome is as Hansom does; or, The Disputed Cab-fare.”
“ I never give more,” she said, as she turned for the last time to the Cabman,
previous to ascending the steps.
No. 206. “ How can I read! The book’s shamefully printed. There are
things crawling about the walls; and then there’s that odious vis-a-vis of
mine at No. 200 is making reflections on me—‘ through the looking-glass.’ ”
GROSVENOR GALLERY GEMS.
No. 31. Before the Plunge, “Is
this the way to take a header?”
A Ramsgate’s daughter, by a Mar-
gate’s son.
No. 208. A Young Master-piece, evidently by
a very Young Master. Sheep-shooting !
No. 58. Shilling Pears. “I don't think this Soap
is so good as the more expensive one,” she said to her-
and in less
empty.
She sang,
No. 43.
than
room was
self. “The colour seems coming off on to my left Moustache,
hand.” Sir J. E. M. No. 176.
No. 37. A Voice from the Tombs, heard from the No. 180.
speaking likeness by A. S. Wortley, says, “I’m the No. 184.
sweetest, prettiest little creature, and I do so want to
change my name, and give away my hand.”
No. 127. Much good in Goodall, R.A.
No. 24. Sea Lion caught with a Line. Observe
the big float used on this occasion.
No. 61. “ Turned out ’’ very well.
No. 78. “The Painter’s Wife.” Next year,
we shall expect companion picture, “ The
Plumber’s Aunt.”
No. 132. What Mr. Eeeley Iialswelle saw
when he left his House-boat on the Thames.
No. 171. Waxworks ; or, The Stiffened
“ Dawn, Picardy.” Well Dawn!
Isle of White.
Browning done browner than ever.