Punch, Томови 38-39Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman Punch Publications Limited, 1860 |
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... late Italian war , the dear old soul called it the Treatise of Villafranca . MONOTONY . - The Austrians are so tired of a paper currency , that they are anxious for anything , by way of change . EXTREME POLITENESS . - Pickpocket , to ...
... late Italian war , the dear old soul called it the Treatise of Villafranca . MONOTONY . - The Austrians are so tired of a paper currency , that they are anxious for anything , by way of change . EXTREME POLITENESS . - Pickpocket , to ...
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... LATE AND EARLY SWEDES . UBJOINED is an interesting piece of foreign parlia- mentary intelligence which appeared the other day in the columns of a contem- porary , under the head of Sweden : - " BARON CREUTZ proposed that from the age of ...
... LATE AND EARLY SWEDES . UBJOINED is an interesting piece of foreign parlia- mentary intelligence which appeared the other day in the columns of a contem- porary , under the head of Sweden : - " BARON CREUTZ proposed that from the age of ...
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... late mail from Hong Kong , we are informed , in the midst of the commercial intelligence , as follows : - " American Drills . - Nothing doing and very large stocks on hand . " It is quite different with the British Drills in our ...
... late mail from Hong Kong , we are informed , in the midst of the commercial intelligence , as follows : - " American Drills . - Nothing doing and very large stocks on hand . " It is quite different with the British Drills in our ...
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... late Art Treasures Exhibition . Nor would Mr. Punch say that those gentlemen did not deserve the testimo- nials , nor does he object to the glowing eulogium the speakers passed upon themselves , and upon Manchester , and upon the QUEEN ...
... late Art Treasures Exhibition . Nor would Mr. Punch say that those gentlemen did not deserve the testimo- nials , nor does he object to the glowing eulogium the speakers passed upon themselves , and upon Manchester , and upon the QUEEN ...
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... late conduct on the plea of the old proverb that " They who play with BowLES must expect to meet with rubbers . " THE singing of a kettle in one respect resembles the singing of a stage singer . An attempt to overdo it will be followed ...
... late conduct on the plea of the old proverb that " They who play with BowLES must expect to meet with rubbers . " THE singing of a kettle in one respect resembles the singing of a stage singer . An attempt to overdo it will be followed ...
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