... The Derelict By G. E. STUDDY ...

... of his spine) Odds confound these 'ere noo-fangled telegrams. The darned things 'adn't oughter be allowed. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... OF INTEREST TO M. FARMAN INVENTIONS THAT WILL FACILITATE THE DESCENT OF AEROPL AN ISTS PATENTS NOT SECURED. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. i i ...

... Indeed? Why didn't you have it stuffed? The Aged Angler Well, you see, I weren't more nor a lad at the time. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... Tks ff Rejuvenation UNCLE JIM'S EASTER MONDAY FROLICS EY G. E. STUDDY ...

... THE MIDDLE SEX AGAIN. The Barber's Assistant (doubtfully) s Haircut, or shave, Madam? Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... then? BROWN: Who said ellythick agin the lishe? What I complains of is the plagney dishtance between the poshts BY G. E. STUDDY ...

... any sort? The Boy t Yes, Sir. He sez as 'ow you can 'ave a go at this ferret for a bob if you 've a mind to. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... contempt of court. The Lady: Don't be 'ard on me, yer Wurship. I'm a-doin' me best ter conceal me feelin's. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. ...

... IN I960-- OR THEREABOUTS. SOME PICTORIAL FORECASTS. BY G. E. STUDDY ...

... er-- er-- Pan-Anglicans, I presume The Stranger No, Sail me no pan, Sah t me rather considerable big pot, Sah. Drawn bv G. E. Studdy. ...

... Season the CHARMER {dismally, in A Minor, to the sea-serpent): SOON WE'LL BE IN LONDON TOWN; SING, MY LADS-- YO-HOH BY G. E. STUDDY (Though% personally we think the artist would have been a bit more topical had he made the monster aerial, rather than marine ...