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PUNCH’S ALMANACK FOR 1885.
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T YOU
THOSE
THE ALARMIST
YEAR-BOOK.
ants, wlio celebrate
event by making- a 1
fire of their leases
the Cromwell Road.1
15tli. Disastr<
emeute of pauper
disestablished Peer^
board a Boulogne t
On being asked to
their fares, they rei
and seizing the i
mand of the ship, i
the intention of escaij
to Labrador, run it
misadventure, on tC
G-oodwin Sands.
29 tli. New Ur
served Game Bill cc
CC
6
i o
P o3
-L/eputy-unairman o
Intercolonial and 1
ping Mutual Loan
Discount Company,
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A\ >fl
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QUOTATION.
tiss on an Old Master.)
’re Angles, not Angels!'
THE ALARMIST'S
YEAR-BOOK.
October.
5tit. Scientific Carni-
val Gala at the “ In-
ventories.” An attempt
being made to stop it
by the Middlesex Magis-
i rates in person, they
are roughly handled by
a crowd of angry sa-
vants, and passed hur-
riedly through a patent
Bavarian Electric Siau-
sage Machine.
25th. Severe epidemic
of toothache among
highly respectable So-
licitors in Lincoln's Inn
Fields.
27tli. Painful occur-
rence on the Under-
ground Railway,—
seventeen trains return-
ing from South Ken-
sington, being blocked
up for five days and a
half in the tunnel be-
tween Blackfriars and
the Mansion House,
where the passengers,
not being permitted by
the officials to leave the
carriages, are driven by
hunger to eat the cush-
ions, leathern straps, gas-
fittings, advertisements,
and their own clothing.
PUNCH’S ALMANACK FOR 1885.
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few
' W/A
i
l§
<c-
vU
iu
A
IVX
ki#>
m
•5 VK
'S''fete.
M
JZ
i&\ Oi
‘w "V
Captain Wilhvt
THINK WE ’D BETTI
empty Houses we
w
m
a
X/
u
OUR AUTUMN MANOEUVRES.
Wilkinson, Walker, & Co., Auctioneers a.nd Estate Agents). “ Don1
ik the Enemy’s Flank, so as to prevent their occupying
T YOU
THOSE
THE ALARMIST
YEAR-BOOK.
ants, wlio celebrate
event by making- a 1
fire of their leases
the Cromwell Road.1
15tli. Disastr<
emeute of pauper
disestablished Peer^
board a Boulogne t
On being asked to
their fares, they rei
and seizing the i
mand of the ship, i
the intention of escaij
to Labrador, run it
misadventure, on tC
G-oodwin Sands.
29 tli. New Ur
served Game Bill cc
CC
6
i o
P o3
-L/eputy-unairman o
Intercolonial and 1
ping Mutual Loan
Discount Company,
O
I O
= E
ANTlftMCAjJAR rv.
A\ >fl
hik\\
QUOTATION.
tiss on an Old Master.)
’re Angles, not Angels!'
THE ALARMIST'S
YEAR-BOOK.
October.
5tit. Scientific Carni-
val Gala at the “ In-
ventories.” An attempt
being made to stop it
by the Middlesex Magis-
i rates in person, they
are roughly handled by
a crowd of angry sa-
vants, and passed hur-
riedly through a patent
Bavarian Electric Siau-
sage Machine.
25th. Severe epidemic
of toothache among
highly respectable So-
licitors in Lincoln's Inn
Fields.
27tli. Painful occur-
rence on the Under-
ground Railway,—
seventeen trains return-
ing from South Ken-
sington, being blocked
up for five days and a
half in the tunnel be-
tween Blackfriars and
the Mansion House,
where the passengers,
not being permitted by
the officials to leave the
carriages, are driven by
hunger to eat the cush-
ions, leathern straps, gas-
fittings, advertisements,
and their own clothing.