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... . ARE OUR SPORTS TOO SIMPLE? SUGGESTIONS BY RENE BULL. ...
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Great British Industries--Duly Protected
... 9reat tBritisfi Industries £Duly Protected. II.-- BREWING ANCHOVY SAUCE. Drawn by W. Heath Robinson. (SECOND SERIES.) ...
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... A GOOD HUNTER AND LIKELY 'CHASER ...
The Humour of the Hour--As Seen by H. M. Brock
... Tib M^unnmouBir3 of ftlb Mo^if A,s >in\. Iby lo M0 BifM.c, The Vicar: I am just going in to read to old Muggins. Is he worse? The Doctor (gravely) He needs your help more than mine The Vicar Poor old fellow. Is it as bad as that? The Doctor Yes he's suffering from insomnia ...
The Humour of the Hour--As Seen by Tom Browne
... 11 En of Hlh Mo^r^A, Seeim Iby T5nm. Btmwimeo THE COMMITTEE MEETING Mosenstein (suddenly): Great Thcott! I've forgotten to lock up my thafe Chairman: Veil! Vot are you vorrying about; we're all here, ain't we? ...
Our Illustrated Chestnut
... aus3 UMaastra&edl IhiestmBto Labourer (after falling from a six-story scaffolding) Bust it I now I've been an' broke me poipe 3)Sy jBoxtoU OlT I ...
The Humour of the Hour--As Seen by Tom Browne
... Tib Sftumni ...
THE LISTENER'S LAMENT
... THE. LISTENER'S LAMENT. By Willi Oweim. Wot 'ave yer been doin' to yer eye, Laura? Cold, my dear, from them draughty keyholes Will Owemi. ...
Mr. Martin Harvey in The Breed of the Treshams: At the Lyric Theatre
... Mr0 M^rttiiim Harvey Sim aaTBe Breed of ftlhie TresBarnig 99 Aft ftlh ILy^a Tlhesiftreo Mr. Harvey plays the part of a scallywag Royalist swashbuckler, Lieutenant Reresby (known as the Rat who is the natural son of Lord Tresham. In the course of the melodrama, which has proved a great success, he accomplishes extraordinary feats of dering-do Drawn by Uavui Wilson ...
Oh, Wad Some Power the Giftie Gie Us
... Oh, Wad Some Poweir the Giiffftie Gie Us AS SEEN BY THE TORY THE RADICAL ...
The Dance Terrific
... The Daiaee Terrific The Apache is waiting: at a street corner-- with knife in hand-- for his victim, when, hearing: a peculiar whistle, he looks round and there enters his lady-love. They go through a somewhat deadly sort of waltz, in which he treats his partner' in a variety of ways unusual in the average ballroom, and in a manner to which the exuberant Sicilians accustomed us. This new ...
The Topictator
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