Punch, Volumes 58-59Punch Publications Limited, 1870 - Caricatures and cartoons |
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Page 11
... LORD CHESTERFIELD , clever as he may have been in some respects , was obtuse in others . He had not the sense to appreciate the pith of our good old proverbs , and instructed his son , whose stupidity needed no enhance- ment , that they ...
... LORD CHESTERFIELD , clever as he may have been in some respects , was obtuse in others . He had not the sense to appreciate the pith of our good old proverbs , and instructed his son , whose stupidity needed no enhance- ment , that they ...
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... Lords , says : - " We hear that the EARL OF CORK and the DUKE or ST . ALBAN's are to be the new Whips . " Whether the Duke's experience as Hereditary Grand Falconer ( by the way , it is a vulgar error to suppose that his second title is ...
... Lords , says : - " We hear that the EARL OF CORK and the DUKE or ST . ALBAN's are to be the new Whips . " Whether the Duke's experience as Hereditary Grand Falconer ( by the way , it is a vulgar error to suppose that his second title is ...
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... LORD . THE question of Life Peerages will probably be re- opened , if there is any truth in the report that a leading functionary in connection with the legal Executive will shortly be exalted to a seat in the House of Lords . The ...
... LORD . THE question of Life Peerages will probably be re- opened , if there is any truth in the report that a leading functionary in connection with the legal Executive will shortly be exalted to a seat in the House of Lords . The ...
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... lords eat husk and bran , And kiss the big toe of the small coal man . " These elegant lines are not from a famous old ... LORD DURHAM , whose coal- properties and advanced creed were thus delicately satirised . He was the Small Coal Man ...
... lords eat husk and bran , And kiss the big toe of the small coal man . " These elegant lines are not from a famous old ... LORD DURHAM , whose coal- properties and advanced creed were thus delicately satirised . He was the Small Coal Man ...
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... LORD OGLEBY contributed the fashionable intel- ligence . CONGREVE invested a consider- able part of the for- tune he had amassed by his plays and rock- ets in this new ven- ture ; and SIR GOD- FREY LELY painted for the Barber Sur- geons ...
... LORD OGLEBY contributed the fashionable intel- ligence . CONGREVE invested a consider- able part of the for- tune he had amassed by his plays and rock- ets in this new ven- ture ; and SIR GOD- FREY LELY painted for the Barber Sur- geons ...
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