Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 104, April 1, 1893

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English

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AP: General Works: Periodicals

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English wit and humor -- Periodicals

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22698

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September 21, 2007

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Contents

1. 1.PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
2. 2.Volume 104, APRIL 1, 1893. — edited by Sir Francis Burnand
3. 3.THE BUBBLE SHOP; OR, "ONLY HIS PLAY." — A Liberator Lay. — ASSISTED EDUCATION.
4. 4.THE VILLAGE BEAUTY AND THE RIVAL SWAINS. — An Easter Eclogue. — A Genuine Philanthropist. — On the Second Reading of the Home-Rule Bill. — ( By a Rebellious Rad. ) — A Tip in Time.
5. 5.AT THE CONFECTIONER'S. — ( A Sketch on Saturday Afternoon. ) — A BROTHERLY LECTURE.
6. 6.ROBERT AT THE BOAT-RACE. — THE WAY TO GET ON.
7. 7.A DELICATE QUESTION.
8. 8.HOLIDAY TASKS FOR THE RECESS.
9. 9.BEHIND THE SCENES.
10. 10.TO MOLLY—AN APRIL FOOL. — By a Bachelor-in-Love ( with Himself. )
11. 11.THE TELEPHONIC LOVE-SONG. — ["Lovemaking by telephone has now become quite common."— Daily Paper. ]
12. 12.GEE HO, GOSCHEN! — Jokim ( singing his Agricultooral-looralist lay ).
13. 13.EASTER REGULATIONS FOR VOLUNTEERS.
14. 14.AN ELIGIBLE PARTI .
15. 15.THOSE SILENT BOOTS. — Burglar's Ballad. Air —" Those Evening Bells. "
16. 16."ART, HOW SHE IS LEARNED." — FORTUNE'S FOOL.
17. 17.QUITE A CHIC CARGO!
18. 18.TWEEDLEDUM AND TWEEDLEDEE.
19. 19.ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT. — EXTRACTED FROM THE DIARY OF TOBY, M.P. — "CATCHING VOTES." — ( Suggested by the Picture "Catching Flies." ) — POPPING THE QUESTIONS; — Or, Scene from old Burlesque of "Obstruction" as revived at St. Stephen's Theatre Royal. — Transcriber's Note:

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