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"Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 158, January 21st, 1920"


* * *
A man recently arrested in Dublin was found to have in his possession a
loaded revolver, three sticks of gelignite, four lengths of fuse, a number
of detonators and a jemmy. It is thought that he may have been dabbling in
politics.
* * *
"Demobilised men are doing such execution at the London World's Fair
Shooting Galleries," says a news item, "that the supply of bottles is
running short." Nothing, however, can be done about it till the PRIME
MINISTER returns from Paris.
* * *
"There is a proper time for the last meal of the day," says a medical
writer. We have always been of the opinion that supper should not be taken
between meals.
* * *
After addressing a meeting for two hours, says a contemporary, TROTSKY
fainted. A more humane man would have fainted first.
* * *
We feel very jealous of the suburban gentleman who wrote last week asking
what an O.B.E. was, and whether, if it was a bird, it should be fed on
hemp-seed or ants' eggs.
* * *
With reference to the wooden house which fell down last week, the builder
is of the opinion that a sparrow must have accidentally stepped on it.


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