Punch, Volume 213Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman Punch Publications Limited, 1947 - Caricatures and cartoons |
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Page 468
... reason for old Parliamentary customs , and , if it is not at once appar- ent , this column is respectfully ready to give them the benefit of any doubt . But the point of this custom has never been explained to this column , and this ...
... reason for old Parliamentary customs , and , if it is not at once appar- ent , this column is respectfully ready to give them the benefit of any doubt . But the point of this custom has never been explained to this column , and this ...
Page 530
... reason was that the current issue of our House Journal had gone to press in September and had been published in October , but that in the next issue , published in January , Mr. Dunderhead would be gratified to find something of even ...
... reason was that the current issue of our House Journal had gone to press in September and had been published in October , but that in the next issue , published in January , Mr. Dunderhead would be gratified to find something of even ...
Page 607
... reason if he did so without bringing strawberries - and - cream . Any- way , he brought me no brussels sprouts . If he had , I should have feared for his reason . I wonder why that boy is looking at his sprouts through a magnifying ...
... reason if he did so without bringing strawberries - and - cream . Any- way , he brought me no brussels sprouts . If he had , I should have feared for his reason . I wonder why that boy is looking at his sprouts through a magnifying ...
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