Punch, Volumes 12-13Punch Publications Limited, 1847 - Caricatures and cartoons |
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Page 45
... Hope of the Country ( BENTINCK ) came out very strong , but at the corner the Manchester Pet ( LINCOLN , who had been hitherto in the rear , made a rush , and passed the Hope of the Country with the greatest ease . After this he had the ...
... Hope of the Country ( BENTINCK ) came out very strong , but at the corner the Manchester Pet ( LINCOLN , who had been hitherto in the rear , made a rush , and passed the Hope of the Country with the greatest ease . After this he had the ...
Page 269
... hope for our oppressed and misgoverned country , save what is to be derived from a domestic Parliament . " DR . CANTWELL complains of the " treatment " which Ireland has received from an English Parliament . What sort of treatment , on ...
... hope for our oppressed and misgoverned country , save what is to be derived from a domestic Parliament . " DR . CANTWELL complains of the " treatment " which Ireland has received from an English Parliament . What sort of treatment , on ...
Page 41
... hope that both are most rare excep- sentatives , and miscella- tions to a rule of an opposite character . neous has been the set that sought the suffrages of our old friend , the people . " In most cases the electors have done what ...
... hope that both are most rare excep- sentatives , and miscella- tions to a rule of an opposite character . neous has been the set that sought the suffrages of our old friend , the people . " In most cases the electors have done what ...
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advertisement appears BARNUM beadle beautiful better Bill British BROUGHAM called Capsicum Church City of London Club COLONEL SIBTHORPE CORKS course Court cried dear doubt Drury Lane DUKE England English eyes feel Fleet Street France French gentleman GEORGE GEORGE JONES give hand head heard heart honour hope horse Ireland Irish JENNY LIND King lately look LORD BROUGHAM LORD GEORGE BENTINCK LORD JOHN LORD JOHN RUSSELL Lordship LOUIS-PHILIPPE Majesty ment Minister MISS FLUKE MISS GRIFFIN morning nation never night noble Office once Parliament party person poor Precinct of Whitefriars present PRINCE ALBERT Punch QUEEN Railway round Royal Highness SHAKSPEARE SHAKSPEARE'S Smithfield Smithfield Market Snobs sort speech Stoke Newington sure tell Theatre there's thing thou thought true turned week William Bradbury word young lady