... . By Or. E. Sfaiddly. HOW TO TEACH A DOG TO WIPE HIS FEET ON THE MAT Go Eo Stadldl^o ...

... MORALS OF MACKENZIE CHRISTMAS SHOPPING/' ...

... . Drawn by Wilton Williams. ...

... Law I I wonder wot pension 'e got Drawn by Frank Nrwbould. ...

... FOUR HUNDRED CHARLIE CHAPLINS. FROLICS OF THE FOUR HUNDRED THE CHARLIE CHAPLIN NIGHT. Caricatured by G. E. Studdy. As our Artist's caricatures of the Bacchanalian Revel of the Four Hundred Club, given in our last Number, were so highly appreciated by our readers, we instructed him to call again at that home of light-heartedness, and here is the result. On this occasion the motif of the frolic ...

... XV ar Xsime Studdys II-- THE TERROR OF THE INSIDE KNOWLEDGE IDIOT. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. i ...

... _ v./ i y* SNAKES IN INDIA AT THE ST. JAMES'S. 3- THE WITNESS FOR THE DEFENCE AS A SKETCH CONTRIBUTOR SEES IT. Drawn by H. F. Crowthbr Smith. ...

... German ffireaedes of tde Jiague Convention. II.-- GOTT STRAFE ING THE BRITISH BY DRAUGHTING THEM STIFF-NECKS. Drawn by W. Heath Robinson. ...

... . OUR ARTIST HERE OFFERS SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR OFFICES, CLUBS, AND OTHER PLACES WHERE THEY BET, WHOSE OCCUPANTS WILL FEEL LOST WITHOUT THEIR ANNUAL DERBY SWEEP. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... -- RUMOUR. Drawn by H. M. Bateman. ...

... THE PEACE OF THE COUNTRY JOYS OF RUSTICITY j at hep and Mother are padely awakened Tne boys are roused to activity. The girls are panic -stricken Even Unele (Seorae is interested It is the .farmyard pump heralding the dawn Drawings by Ernest Shhpard. ...

... PEOPLE TO WHOM WE HOPE WE ARE ALTOGETHER SUPERIOR IL-- THE MAN WHO FUNKS AN INTERVIEW WITH HIS DENTIST, AND MAKES ANY EXCUSE TO GET OUT OF IT. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. i ...