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Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, Complete
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Contents

  1. 1.VOLUME THE FIRST. — POLITICS. — FASHIONS. — POLICE. — REVIEWS. — FINE ARTS. — MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. — SPORTING. — THE FACETIÆ
  2. 2.INTRODUCTION. — VOLUME I.—JULY TO DECEMBER, 1841.
  3. 3.POLITICAL SUMMARY. — THE CABINET. — NOT IN THE CABINET. — IRELAND. — QUEEN’S HOUSEHOLD. — PRINCE ALBERT’S HOUSEHOLD.
  4. 4.NOTES.
  5. 5.Punch, or the London Charivari — for the week ending
  6. 6.INDEX.
  7. 7.END OF THE FIRST VOLUME. — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  8. 8.VOL. 1.
  9. 9.JULY 17, 1841.
  10. 10.THE MORAL OF PUNCH.
  11. 11.COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. — SOMETHING WARLIKE. — HUME’S TERMINOLOGY. — NATIVE SWALLOWS. — LORD MELBOURNE TO “PUNCH.” — A RAILROAD NOVEL — SPECIMEN. — CLARE GREY: — VOL. I. — VOL. II. — VOL. III. — LESSONS IN PUNMANSHIP.
  12. 12.A SYNOPSIS OF VOTING, ARRANGED ACCORDING TO THE CATEGORIES OF “CANT.” — VOTING MAY BE CONSIDERED AS
  13. 13.THE PROFESSIONAL SINGER — AN AN-TEA ANACREONTIC. — ΕΙΣ ΤΟ ΛΕΙΝ ΠΙΝΕΝ.
  14. 14.A CONVERSATION BETWEEN TWO HACKNEY-COACH HORSES. — KINDLY COMMUNICATED BY OUR DOG “TOBY.” — COURT CIRCULAR. — A QUARTER-DAY COGITATION. — (WRITTEN ON THE BACK OF A “NOTED” TAILOR’S BILL.)
  15. 15.STREET POLITICS. — A DRAMATIC DIALOGUE BETWEEN PUNCH AND HIS STAGE MANAGER. — PUNCH’S POLITICS. — SONGS FOR THE SENTIMENTAL. — No. 1. — A PUBLIC CONVENIENCE.
  16. 16.CANDIDATES UNDER DIFFERENT PHASES
  17. 17.FINE ARTS. — THE UNERRING FOR PORTRAITS ONLY: — THE UNERRING FOR EVERY SUBJECT: — FOR THE HALF CONDEMNED: — THE TOTALLY CONDEMNED:
  18. 18.A COMMENTARY ON THE ELECTIONS. — BY THE BEADLE OF SOMERSET HOUSE. — TO THE BLACK-BALLED OF THE UNITED SERVICE.
  19. 19.ON THE INTRODUCTION OF PANTOMIME INTO THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. — AN ALLIGATOR CHAIRMAN.
  20. 20.AN ODE. — PICKED UP IN KILLPACK’S DIVAN. — Cum notis variorum. — MR. HUME. — “PRIVATE.” — “AND DOTH NOT A MEETING LIKE THIS MAKE AMENDS?”
  21. 21.THE DRAMA. — QUALIFICATIONS FOR AN M.P. — THE ENTIRE ANIMAL. — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  22. 22.VOL. 1.
  23. 23.JULY 24, 1841.
  24. 24.A MODEST METHOD OF FORMING A NEW BUDGET — SO AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE DEFICIENCY OF THE REVENUE. — WHIG-WAGGERIES. — COURT CIRCULAR. — AN AN-TEA ANACREONTIC.—No. 2.
  25. 25.SPORTING. — THE KNOCKER HUNT. — STENOTYPOGRAPHY.
  26. 26.SERAPHINA POPPS; — OR, THE BEAUTY OF BLOOMSBURY. — NEWS OF EXTRAORDINARY INTEREST. — “MORE WAYS THAN ONE,” &c. — A CON. BY TOM COOKE. — MONSIEUR JULLIEN. — CLAR’ DE KITCHEN. — A PARTY OF MEDALLERS.
  27. 27.A CHAPTER ON BOOTS. — WELLINGTONS. — BLUCHERS. — ANKLE-JACKS, — HESSIANS, — TOPS! TOPS!! TOPS!!! — HINTS ON MELO-DRAMATIC MUSIC. — THE RISING SUN.
  28. 28.THE PUNCH CORRESPONDENCE. — CHARACTERISTIC CORRESPONDENCE.
  29. 29.PUNCH AND PEEL. — Arcades ambo.
  30. 30.PUNCH’S PENCILLINGS.—No. II.
  31. 31.THE ELECTION OF BALLINAFAD. — (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) — EPIGRAM. — CONUNDRUMS BY COL. SIBTHORP. — EPIGRAM ON SEEING AN EXECUTION. — FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS. — THE POET FOILED. — ECCLESIASTICAL TRANSPORTATION. — EPIGRAM. — CONSISTENCY.
  32. 32.THE SAILOR’S SECRET. — SONGS FOR THE SENTIMENTAL. — No. II. — “SYLLABLES WHICH BREATHE OF THE SWEET SOUTH.” — MARRIAGE AND CHRISTENING EXTRAORDINARY. — OMINOUS.
  33. 33.CROSS READINGS. — A CON. BY DUNCOMBE. — A WOOD CUT. — REVENGE IS SWEET. — “WHAT HO! APOTHECARY.” — QUESTION BY THE DISOWNED OF NOTTINGHAM. — ANSWER BY COLONEL SIBTHORP. — REVIEW. — TO THE LAUGHTER-LOVING PUBLIC. — CHANT. — TO OLD FATHER TIME.
  34. 34.THE DRAMA — ROMEO AND JULIET. — MY FRIEND THE CAPTAIN. — LITERARY QUERIES AND REPLIES — BY DISTINGUISHED PERSONAGES. — QUESTION BY SIR EDWARD LYTTON BULWER, BART, — ANSWER BY THEODORE HOOK. — QUESTION BY LADY BLESSINGTON, — ANSWER BY LADY MORGAN. — A SPEECH FROM THE HUSTINGS. — FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. — EPIGRAM ON A VERY LARGE WOMAN. — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  35. 35.VOL. 1.
  36. 36.JULY 31, 1841.
  37. 37.POETRY ON AN IMPROVED PRINCIPLE. — A RENCONTRE WITH A TEA-TOTALLER.
  38. 38.TO JOBBING PATRIOTS. — MR. GEORGE ROBINS. — Command — LORD JOHN RUSSELL’S LETTER — MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY — CANNOT — POLITICO-GLADIATORIAL STRUGGLE — TO SERVE THEMSELVES — HIS ROYAL MISTRESS, — ARBITRATION OF HIS HUMBLE HAMMER, — LACTANT LYCURGI — LOT 1. — FIRST LORD OF THE TREASURY, — THE LADIES OF THE BEDCHAMBER, — AND THE ROYAL NURSES, WET AND DRY; — COALS AND CANDLES, — RUN OF THE ROYAL KITCHEN. — LOT 2. — SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE COLONIAL DEPARTMENT, — SUGAR CANDY, MATCHES, OR CHEAP BREAD, — A PAROCHIAL OR MATRIMONIAL UNION, — LOT 3. — SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT, — “YES” OR “NO” — LOT 4. — SECRETARY OF STATE FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS, — PROTOCOLS, — EXPERT TURNER. — LOT 5. — SEVERAL UNDER SECRETARYSHIPS, — UNION FOR DECAYED MINISTERS.
  39. 39.THE DIARY OF A LORD MAYOR. — DIARY. — THE LOVES OF THE PLANTS. — NOTHING WONDERFUL. — MODERN WAT TYLERS.
  40. 40.CIVILISATION.
  41. 41.NOUVEAU MANUEL DU VOYAGEUR. — THE OMNIBUS — PRAY DON’T TELL THE GOVERNOR. — A SONG OF TON. — THE EXPLOSIVE BOX. — EXCLUSIVE INTELLIGENCE. — ( From OUR West-end and “The Observer’s” Correspondent. ) — ANIMAL MAGNETISM. — ON SIR EDWARD LYTTON BULWER, BART., not M.P. FOR LINCOLN.
  42. 42.THE NEW HOUSE. — “This is the House that Jack (Bull) built.” — WATERFORD ELECTION. — STATE OF TRADE. — THE NORMANDIE “NO GO.” — A CONUNDRUM BY COL. SIBTHORP. — A CLASSICAL INSCRIPTION FOR A CIGAR CASE. — FREE TRANSLATION. — FASHIONS FOR THE PRESENT WEEK. — BREACH OF PRIVILEGE. — SHOCKING WANT OF SYMPATHY.
  43. 43.PUNCH AND PEEL — THE NEW CABINET.
  44. 44.PUNCH'S PENCILLINGS.--No. III.
  45. 45.A FAIR OFFER — FINE ARTS. — A BARRISTER’S CARD.
  46. 46.THE WIFE CATCHERS. — A LEGEND OF MY UNCLE’S BOOTS. — CHAPTER I. — POOR JOHN BULL. — A STRONG RESEMBLANCE. — A PRUDENT CHANGE.
  47. 47.THE ABOVE-BRIDGE NAVY. — AN ARTICLE INTENDED FOR THE “QUARTERLY REVIEW,” BUT FALLEN INTO THE HANDS OF “PUNCH.” — CORRESPONDENCE. — A MOVING SCENE.
  48. 48.THE DRAMA — DUCROW AT SADLER’S WELLS. — THE WIZARD OF THE NORTH, — MACBETH AT THE SURREY. — HOP INTELLIGENCE — EARLY ADVANTAGES. — BILL-STICKERS BEWARE. — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  49. 49.VOL. 1.
  50. 50.AUGUST 7, 1841.
  51. 51.THE WIFE-CATCHERS. — A LEGEND OF MY UNCLE’S BOOTS. — In Four Chapters. — CHAPTER II. — SONGS FOR THE SENTIMENTAL, NO. 3. — A NATURAL DEDUCTION
  52. 52.WIT WITHOUT MONEY; — OR, HOW TO LIVE UPON NOTHING. — BY VAMPYRE HORSELEECH, ESQ. — THE POLITICAL QUACK. — TO FANCY BUILDERS AND CAPITALISTS.
  53. 53.LITERARY RECIPES. — HOW TO COOK UP A FASHIONABLE NOVEL. — A SENTIMENTAL DITTO. — ( By the same Author. ) — A STARTLING ROMANCE. — AN HISTORICAL DITTO. — A NARRATIVE. — BIOGRAPHY OF KINGS.
  54. 54.DRAMATIC RECIPES. — FOR THE ADELPHI.—VERY FINE! — FOR MESSRS. MACREADY AND CHARLES KEAN. — FOR THE ROYAL VIC. — ( A Domestic Sketch. ) — FOR THE SURREY NAUTICAL. — OUR CITY ARTICLE. — TO SIR F—S B—T.
  55. 55.SUPREME: COURT OF THE LORD HIGH INQUISITOR PUNCH. — JOHN BULL v. THE PEEL PLACE-HUNTING COMPANY. — AN AN-TEA ANACREONTIC.—No. 3. — ΕΙΣ ΛΥΡΑΝ. — AUTHENTIC. — FROM EBENEZER BEWLEY, OF LONDON, TO HIS FRIEND REUBEN PIM, OF LIVERPOOL. — TO BAD JOKERS. — CARD. — “MY NAME’S THE DOCTOR”—( vide Peel’s Speech at Tamworth.)
  56. 56.PUNCH’S INFORMATION FOR THE PEOPLE.—NO. 1. — BEING A VERY FAMILIAR TREATISE ON ASTRONOMY. — NEW STUFFING FOR THE SPEAKER’S CHAIR. — OLD BAILEY. — LEGAL PUGILISM. — INQUEST. — RUMBALL THE COMEDIAN.
  57. 57.FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
  58. 58.PUNCH’S PENCILLINGS—No. IV.
  59. 59.THE MINTO-HOUSE MANIFESTO
  60. 60.PUNCH AND SIR JOHN POLLEN.
  61. 61.THE BOY JONES’S LOG. — PICKED UP AT SEA.
  62. 62.THE TWO MACBETHS. — OR THE HAY MARKET GEMINI.
  63. 63.THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, — POLITICAL PROMENADE AND CONSERVATIVE CONCERTS. — FISH OUT OF WATER, — HIS FIRST CHAMPAGNE; — LICENSED VICTUALLERS, — HARLEQUIN HUMBUG; — HATS, COATS, AND UMBRELLAS. — THE ADVANTAGES OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM. — FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. — A BITTER DRAUGHT.
  64. 64.A HINT TO THE UGLY. — ON THE POPULARITY OF MR. CH—S K—N. — A CON. BY COLONEL SIBTHORP. — THE DRAMA. — ASTLEY’S COMPANY AT THE OLYMPIC. — “BEHIND THE SCENES.” — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  65. 65.VOL. 1.
  66. 66.AUGUST 14, 1841.
  67. 67.THE WIFE CATCHERS. — A LEGEND OF MY UNCLE’S BOOTS. — In Four Chapters. — CHAPTER III. — SONGS FOR THE SENTIMENTAL. — No. IV. — LADY MORGAN’S LITTLE ONE.
  68. 68.THE ROYAL LION AND UNICORN. — A DIALOGUE.
  69. 69.UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. — BACHELOR OF MEDICINE—FIRST EXAMINATION, 1841. — SELECTIONS FROM THE EXAMINATION PAPERS. — ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. — MEDICINE. — CHEMISTRY AND NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. — ANIMAL ECONOMY. — HARVEST PROSPECTS.
  70. 70.PUNCH’S RANDOM RECOLLECTIONS OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS. — No. I.—THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. — EXTRAORDINARY OPERATION. — Royal Dispensary for Diseases of the Ear . — EXTRAORDINARY ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. — A SPOKE IN S—Y’S WHEEL! — ALARMING DESTITUTION. — A NATURAL INFERENCE. — THE TORY TABLE D’HOTE—BILLY HOLMES ( loquitur ) — BLACK AND WHITE. — THE LEGAL ECCALOBEION. — IRISH PARTICULAR. — CALUMNY REFUTED. — HITTING THE RIGHT NAIL ON THE HEAD. — A MATTER OF TASTE. — CHARLES KEAN’S “CHEEK.” — AN AN-TEA ANACREONTIC—No. 4. — ORIGINAL. — TRANSLATION. — THE STATE DOCTOR. — A BIT OF A FARCE. — ON DITS OF THE CLUBS.
  71. 71.THE REJECTED ADDRESS OF THE MELANCHOLY WHIGS. — LORD JOHNNY “LICKING THE BIRSE.” — A QUERY.
  72. 72.NURSERY EDUCATION REPORT.
  73. 73.SU GALLO-CABALLO, — AN ITALIAN CAVATINA, — MRS. RATSEY, — AT THE PRIVATE CONCERTS — INJURED INNOCENCE. — FOR A JEWELLERY AFFECTION. — FOR A DETERMINATION OF HABERDASHERY TO THE HANDS.
  74. 74.PUNCH’S PENCILLINGS.—No. V.
  75. 75.PUBLIC AFFAIRS ON PHRENOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES. — “IT WAS BEFORE I MARRIED.” — A BENEDICTINE LYRIC. — JOCKY JASON.
  76. 76.NEW CODE OF SIGNALS. — LABOURS OF THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. — A GOOD REASON.
  77. 77.PUNCH’S INFORMATION FOR THE PEOPLE.—No. 2. — THE THERMOMETER. — PUNCH’S THERMOMETER. — THE SPEAKERSHIP. — AN INQUIRY FROM DEAF BURKE, ESQ. — THE MANSION-HOUSE PARROT. — MATRIMONIAL AGENCY. — MATRIMONIAL AGENCY OFFICE,
  78. 78.“MATTERS IN FACT,” AND “MATTERS IN LAW.” — A DRESS REHEARSAL.
  79. 79.THE DRAMA. — VAUXHALL GARDENS. — A LADY AND GENTLEMAN — IN A PECULIARLY PERPLEXING PREDICAMENT. — LATEST FOREIGN. — AN USEFUL ALLY. — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  80. 80.VOL. 1.
  81. 81.AUGUST 21, 1841.
  82. 82.THE WIFE-CATCHERS. — A LEGEND OF MY UNCLE’S BOOTS. — In Four Chapters. — CHAPTER IV. — CORRESPONDENCE EXTRAORDINARY. — EPIGRAMS. — 1.—THE CAUSE. — 2.—PRIDE. — ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PRODUCE.
  83. 83.NURSERY EDUCATION REPORT.—No. 2. — THE ROYAL RHYTHMICAL ALPHABET, — To be said or sung by the Infant Princess.
  84. 84.THE GENTLEMAN’S OWN BOOK. — A COMPLETE ENCYCLOPÆDIA OF ALL THE REQUISITES, DECORATIVE, EDUCATIONAL, AND RECREATIVE, FOR GENTILITY. — INTRODUCTION. — PRELUDE. — IF I HAD A THOUSAND A-YEAR. — A BACHELOR’S LYRIC.
  85. 85.MY UNCLE BUCKET. — IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. — A THING UNFIT TO A(P)PEAR.
  86. 86.FINE ARTS. — EXTERNAL EXHIBITIONS.
  87. 87.CURIOUS COINCIDENCE. — ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, — ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC. — MARTINUZZI. — THE CLOAK AND THE BONNET! — THEATRICALS EXTRAORDINARY. — WELLINGTON-STREET SOUTH, STRAND. — ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC; — PUNCHINUZZI,
  88. 88.THE WHIGS’ LAST DYING SPEECH, AS DELIVERED BY THE QUEEN — THE QUEEN’S SPEECH.
  89. 89.A NEW VERSION OF BELSHAZZAR’S FEAST.
  90. 90.PUNCH’S PENCILLINGS.—No. VI.
  91. 91.SUPREME COURT OF THE LORD HIGH INQUISITOR PUNCH. — PAT V. THE WHIG JUSTICE COMPANY. — THE ADVANTAGES OF STYLE. — SPORTING IN DOWNING STREET. — PUNCH’S EXTRA DRAMATIC INTELLIGENCE — THE MONEY MARKET — SIGNS OF THE TIMES. — TO BAKERS AND FISHMONGERS. — CLEVER ROGUES. — MUNTZ ON THE STATE OF THE CROPS.
  92. 92.LORD MELBOURNE’S LETTER-BAG. — 1. — 2. — 3. — 4. — 5. — 6. — 7. — LAYS OF THE LAZY. — MATERNAL SOLICITUDE.
  93. 93.WIT WITHOUT MONEY: — OR, HOW TO LIVE UPON NOTHING. — BY VAMPYRE HORSELEECH, ESQ — CHAPTER II. — LAM(B)ENTATIONS. — CHELSEA. — (From our own Correspondent.)
  94. 94.THE DRAMA. — FOREIGN AFFAIRS, — OR, THE COURT OF QUEEN ANNE. — MARY CLIFFORD. — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  95. 95.VOL. 1.
  96. 96.AUGUST 28, 1841.
  97. 97.THE HEIR OF APPLEBITE. — CHAPTER I. — INTRODUCES THE READER TO THE APPLEBITE FAMILY AND TO AGAMEMNON COLLUMPSION APPLEBITE IN PARTICULAR. — AN ACUTE ANGLE.
  98. 98.IMPORTANT NEWS FROM CHINA. — ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL! — LEVANT MAIL. — TO MR GREEN, THE INSPECTOR OF HIGHWAYS. — ON HIS RECENT SKYLARK. — FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS. — ADVICE GRATIS. — PLEASANT CROPS ABROAD.—A GOOD LOOK OUT FOR THE SYRIANS.
  99. 99.THE GENTLEMAN’S OWN BOOK. — DRESS IN PARTICULAR, — THE QUALITY — BEGINNING EARLY. — SIBTHORP’S VERY BEST. — BEAUTIFUL COINCIDENCE!—A PAIR OF TOOLS.
  100. 100.THE CURRAH CUT; — OR, HOW WE ALL GOT A FI’PENNY BIT A-PIECE. — BAD EITHER WAY. — A CONSTANT PAIR. — A COUNT AND HIS SCHNEIDER.
  101. 101.NARRATIVE OF AN AWFUL CASE OF EXTREME DISTRESS. — THE RICH OLD BUFFER. — A MAIDEN LYRIC. — PHILANTHROPY, FINE WRITING, AND FIREWORKS.
  102. 102.IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. — THE QUEEN’S SPEECH.
  103. 103.THE DINNEROLOGY OF ENGLAND. — INQUEST—NOT EXTRAORDINARY.
  104. 104.PUNCH’S PENCILLINGS.—NO. VII.
  105. 105.NAPOLEON’S STATUE AT BOULOGNE. — THE HIEROGLYPHIC DECIPHERED. — SONGS FOR THE SENTIMENTAL.—NO. 5. — TO POLITICAL WRITERS, — AND TO THE EDITOR OF THE “TIMES” IN PARTICULAR. — LETTER FROM THE EDITOR OF THE “TIMES.” — CON. BY THEODORE HOOK. — A CRUEL DISAPPOINTMENT. — UNSATISFACTORY CONDITION OF FOREIGN BEEF—(CAUTION TO GOURMANDS). — A TRIFLE FROM LITTLE TOMMY. — TO AN ELDERLY BEAUTY.
  106. 106.PROSPECTUS FOR A PROVIDENT ANNUITY COMPANY. — AWFUL ACCIDENT. — FURTHER PARTICULARS. — FURTHEST PARTICULARS. — BY EXPRESS. — SECOND EXPRESS. — THIRD EXPRESS.
  107. 107.HINTS TO NEW MEMBERS. — BY AN OLD TRIMMER. — RATHER SUICIDAL. — NOVEL EXPERIMENT.—GREAT SCREW.
  108. 108.PUNCH’S INFORMATION FOR THE PEOPLE.—NO. 3. — PUNCH’S GUIDE TO SERVICE; — THE HOUSEMAID’S BEST FRIEND. — CHAPTER 1. — ON THE PROCESS AND RATIONALE OF LIGHTING FIRES. — AN IMMINENT BREACH.
  109. 109.SCHOOL OF DESIGN. — A HINT TO THE NEW LORD CHAMBERLAIN. — VOCAL EVASION. — A PUN FROM THE ROW. — PLEASURES OF HOPE (RATHER EXPENSIVE). — FASHIONS FOR THE MONTH. — ARTISTIC EXECUTION. — NEW PARLIAMENTARY RETURNS. — IN THE LORDS. — IN THE COMMONS. — RATHER OMINOUS! — HEAVY LIGHTNESS. — A MATTER OF COURSE.
  110. 110.THE DRAMA. — THE ITALIAN OPERA. — RETIREMENT OF RUBINI. — THE GREAT UNACTABLES. — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  111. 111.VOL. 1.
  112. 112.SEPTEMBER 5, 1841.
  113. 113.THE GENTLEMAN’S OWN BOOK. — THE CUT
  114. 114.SONGS FOR THE SENTIMENTAL. — NO. 6. — THE LAST HAUL. — GENERAL SATISFACTION. — ADVERTISEMENT.
  115. 115.“PUNCH’S” LITERATURE. — INQUEST EXTRAORDINARY. — AN EXCLUSIVE APPOINTMENT. — THE GREAT CRICKET MATCH AT ST. STEPHEN’S. — FIRST INNINGS. — DECIDEDLY UNPLEASANT. — CURIOUS COINCIDENCE.
  116. 116.THE BARTHOLOMEW FAIR SHOW-FOLKS. — SIR RHUBARB PILL, M.D. and L.S.D. — CARLTON CLUB; — THE MOST ILLUSTRIOUS PERSONAGE IN THESE DOMINIONS. — A FIXED PLASTER. — CAPITAL ILLUSTRATION.
  117. 117.THE HEIR OF APPLEBITE. — CHAPTER II. — SHOWS HOW AGAMEMNON BECAME DISGUSTED WITH NUMBER ONE, AND THE AWFUL CONSEQUENCES WHICH SUCCEEDED. — EPIGRAM. — THE TWO FATAL CHIROPEDISTS. — EPITAPH ON LORD JOHN RUSSELL, WHO EXPIRED POLITICALLY, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, ON MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30, 1841. — SHALL GREAT OLYMPUS TO A MOLEHILL STOOP?
  118. 118.THE LETTER OF INTRODUCTION. — PARLIAMENTARY INTENTIONS. — EXTRA FASHIONABLE NEWS. — A SINGULAR INADVERTENCE.
  119. 119.PUNCH’S PENCILLINGS—No. VIII.
  120. 120.THE MINISTRY’S ODE TO THE PASSIONS. — NOT BY COLLINS. — SIR ROBERT PEEL AND THE QUEEN. — SONGS OF THE SEEDY.—NO. 2. — A PRIVATE BOX.
  121. 121.THE LOST MEDICAL PAPERS OF THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION. — FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. — FANCIED FAIR.
  122. 122.PUNCH’S THEATRE. — MARTINUZZI AS THE ACT DIRECTS. — CONCERTS D’ETE. — MADAME TUSSAUD’S, — THE REAL TEMPLE OF FAME. — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  123. 123.VOL. 1.
  124. 124.SEPTEMBER 12, 1841.
  125. 125.THE HEIR OF APPLEBITE. — CHAPTER III. — TO CAPITALISTS. — REASON’S NE PLUS ULTRA. — AN APPROPRIATE NAME. — EPIGRAM ON THE ABOVE. — CAUTION TO SPORTSMEN. — OUT OF SEASON. — A LYRIC, BY THE LAST MAN—IN TOWN.
  126. 126.THE GENTLEMAN’S OWN BOOK.
  127. 127.THE GOLDEN-SQUARE REVOLUTION. — [BY EXPRESS.]
  128. 128.RECOLLECTIONS OF A TRIP IN MR HAMPTON’S BALLOON. — IN A LETTER FROM A WOULD-BE PASSENGER. — FEARFUL STATE OF LONDON! — “WHO ARE TO BE THE LORDS IN WAITING.” — LOOKING ON THE BLACK SIDE OF THINGS. — AWFUL CASE OF SMASHING!—FRIGHTFUL NEGLIGENCE OF THE POLICE — NEW SWIMMING APPARATUS.
  129. 129.SYNCRETIC LITERATURE. — THE NEW ADMINISTRATION. — FROM OUR OWN COURT CIRCULAR. — A VOICE FROM THE AREA.
  130. 130.MY FRIEND TOM. — A HINT FOR POLITICIANS. — A PRO AND CON. — GALVANISM OUTDONE. — NEWS FOR THE SYNCRETICS. — (Extracted from the “Stranger’s Guide to London.”)
  131. 131.PEEL “REGULARLY CALLED IN.”
  132. 132.PUNCH’S PENCILLINGS—No. IX.
  133. 133.ROYAL NURSERY EDUCATION REPORT—NO. 3. — WHO KILLED COCK RUSSELL? — A NEW VERSION OF THE CELEBRATED NURSERY TALE, WRITTEN EXPRESSLY FOR THE PRINCESS ROYAL.
  134. 134.TRANSACTIONS AND YEARLY REPORT OF THE HOOKHAM-CUM-SNIVEY LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC, AND MECHANICS’ INSTITUTION.
  135. 135.INAUGURATION OF THE IMAGE OF SHAKSPERE. — AT THE SURREY THEATRE. — A CARD. — TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE DRAMATIC AUTHORS, — THE MONEY MARKET.
  136. 136.THEATRICAL INTELLIGENCE. — BY THE REPORTER OF THE “OBSERVER.” — THE AMENDE HONORABLE. — PROVIDING FOR EVIL DAYS.
  137. 137.PUNCH’S THEATRE. — THE LIFE AND DEATH OF JAMES DAWSON. — THE BOARDING SCHOOL. — ENJOYMENT.
  138. 138.FINE ARTS. — SUFFOLK-STREET GALLERY.—ART-UNION. — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  139. 139.VOL. 1.
  140. 140.SEPTEMBER 18, 1841.
  141. 141.THE HEIR OF APPLEBITE. — CHAPTER IV. — HAS A GREAT DEAL TO SAY ABOUT SOME ONE ELSE BESIDES OUR HERO. — SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
  142. 142.ON THE SCIENCE OF ELECTIONEERING. — THE STATISTICAL SOCIETY. — A NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT. — DRURY-LANE THEATRE. — DONE AGAIN.
  143. 143.ASSERTION OF THE UNINTELLIGIBLE. — OR, “A KANTITE’S” FLIGHTS AT AN EXORDIUM. — FLIGHT THE FIRST. — FLIGHT THE SECOND. — FLIGHT THE THIRD. — FLIGHT THE FOURTH. — FLIGHT THE FIFTH. — FINAL FLIGHT. — HUMANE SUGGESTION.
  144. 144.DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE STATUE OF GEORGE CANNING AND SIR ROBERT PEEL. — THE BEAUTY OF BRASS.
  145. 145.PUNCH AT THE ART-UNION EXHIBITION AGAIN
  146. 146.SYNCRETIC LITERATURE
  147. 147.A NEW THEORY OF POCKETS.
  148. 148.PUNCH’S THEATRE.
  149. 149.THE CORN LAWS AND CHRISTIANITY. — ENCOURAGEMENT OF NATIVE TALENT.
  150. 150.PUNCH’S PENCILLINGS—NO. X.
  151. 151.THE OMEN OUTWITTED: — OR, HOW HIS REVERENCE’S HEELS TOOK STEPS TO SAVE HIS HEAD.
  152. 152.TRANSACTIONS AND YEARLY REPORT. OF THE HOOKHAM-CUM-SNIVEY LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC, AND MECHANICS’ INSTITUTION. — THE MUSEUM. — LIBRARY. — OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS. — SIBTHORP ON THE CORN LAW. — FISH SAUCE.
  153. 153.PUNCH’S INFORMATION FOR THE PEOPLE. — NO. 4. — NATURAL HISTORY. — THE BARBER ( homo emollientissimus .—TRUEFIT).
  154. 154.A LECTURE ON MORALITY.—BY PUNCH.
  155. 155.A BOWER OF BLISS IN STANGATE. — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  156. 156.VOL. 1.
  157. 157.SEPTEMBER 25, 1841.
  158. 158.THE HEIR OF APPLEBITE. — CHAPTER V. — SHOWS THAT “THERE’S MANY A SLIP” BETWEEN OTHER THINGS BESIDE “THE CUP AND THE LIP.” — GRAVESEND. — ( From our own Correspondent .)
  159. 159.THE ROYAL FAMILY, — THE TWELVE JUDGES, THE LORD CHANCELLOR, THE SWELL MOB, MR. HOBLER, AND THE COURT OF ALDERMEN; — COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE, THE SEXTON OF ST. MARYLEBONE, THE PHOENIX LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, THE KING OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
  160. 160.LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
  161. 161.TESTIMONIALS. — TO MR. PUNCH. — W(H)AT TYLER. — A MESMERIC ADVERTISEMENT. — AN ALARMING STRIKE.
  162. 162.SIR RHUBARB PILL, M.P. & M.D. — MATINEE MESMERIQUE — Or, Procédé Humbugaresque. — (H)ALL IS LOST NOW! — NOVEL SUBSCRIPTIONS. — SONGS FOR THE SENTIMENTAL.—NO. 7. — JOE HUM(E)ANITY. — THE MINISTERIAL TOP.
  163. 163.BERNARD CAVANAGH — AND THE POOR LAW COMMISSIONERS. — FOR STRONG STOMACHS AND WEAK INTELLECTS:— — FOR WEAK STOMACHS AND VERY SMALL IMAGINATIONS:— — FOR DELICATE DIGESTIONS, AND LIMITED UNDERSTANDINGS, PERUSALS OF — FOR MENTAL BOLTERS
  164. 164.SYNCRETIC LITERATURE.
  165. 165.FATHER O’FLYNN AND HIS CONGREGATION. — A PRUDENT REASON.
  166. 166.DOCTOR PEEL TAKING TIME TO CONSULT.
  167. 167.PUNCH’S PENCILLINGS.—No. XI.
  168. 168.BUNKS’S DISCOVERIES IN THE THAMES. — A NEW CONJURING COMPANY. — AN EXTENSIVE SACRIFICE. — FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. — IMPORTANT INVENTION. — THE BATTLE AND THE BREEZE. — THE FASTING PHENOMENON.
  169. 169.TORY BOONS. — Air .—“NORA CREINA” — RECREATION FOR THE PUBLIC. — THE LIGHT OF ALL NATIONS.
  170. 170.A SHORT TREATISE OF DRAMATIC CASUALTIES. — VERY PROFITABLE TO READ.
  171. 171.PUNCH’S THEATRE. — JACK KETCH; OR, A LEAF FROM TYBURN TREE.
  172. 172.PUNCH AT THE NEW STRAND. — “OH! DAY AND NIGHT, BUT THIS IS WONDROUS STRANGE!” — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  173. 173.VOL. 1.
  174. 174.OCTOBER 2, 1841.
  175. 175.THE TIPTOES. — A SKETCH. — CONDENSED PARLIAMENTARY REPORT ON THE MISCELLANEOUS ESTIMATES. — TAKING THE HODDS. — Q.E.D.
  176. 176.ROEBUCK DEFYING THE “THUNDERER.” — EXPRESS FROM WINDSOR. — A ROYAL DUCK. — HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS.
  177. 177.GREAT ANNUAL MICHAELMAS JUBILEE. — MAGNIFICENT CELEBRATION OF GOOSE-DAY. — FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. — ORDER OF PROCESSION. — DYER IGNORANCE. — MAKING A COMPOSITION WITH ONE’S ANCESTORS.
  178. 178.PUNCH’S HISTRIONIC READINGS IN HISTORY. — NO. 1.—ENGLAND. — WAR TO THE NAIL. — MOLAR AND INCISOR.
  179. 179.TWENTY POUNDS.
  180. 180.CURIOSITY HUNTERS — ECCENTRICITIES OF THE MINOR DRAMA.
  181. 181.THE “WELL-DRESSED” AND THE “WELL-TO-DO.”
  182. 182.PUNCH’S PENCILLINGS.—No. XII.
  183. 183.TRANSACTIONS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF HOOKHAM-CUM-SNIVEY. — LAYS OF THE “BEAU MONDE.” — BY THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. — METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS. — ERRATA IN THE “TIMES.”
  184. 184.THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE LONDON MEDICAL STUDENT — 1. THE INTRODUCTORY DISCOURSE. — MICHAELMAS DAY — “LAND SHARKS AND SEA GULLS.” — LIST OF OUTRAGES. — ROOT AND BRANCH. — SONGS FOR THE SENTIMENTAL.—NO. 8. — AFFAIRS IN CHINA. — PRIVATE LETTER FROM A YOUNG OFFICER AT THE ENGLISH FACTORY, CANTON, TO HIS BROTHER IN ENGLAND. — POACHED EGOTISM. — THE POLITICAL NATURALIST’S LIBRARY — CONTENTS OF THE VOLUMES ALREADY PUBLISHED. — A GREAT CARD. — THE POETICAL JUSTICE. — THE EVIL MOST TO BE DREADED.
  185. 185.PUNCH’S THEATRE. — WHAT WILL THE WORLD SAY? — SIBTHORPIANA. — CURIOUS AMBIGUITY. — THE THORNY PREMIER. — TO PROFESSORS OF LANGUAGES WHO GIVE LONG CREDIT AND TAKE SMALL PAY. — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  186. 186.VOL. 1.
  187. 187.OCTOBER 9, 1841.
  188. 188.A MANUAL OF DENOUEMENTS. — SPORTING FACE. — “A RING! A RING!!”
  189. 189.PUNCH’S GUIDE TO THE WATERING PLACES.—No. 1. — BRIGHTON — CUSTOM-HOUSE SALE. LOT 1.—A PORT.
  190. 190.THE HEIR OF APPLEBITE. — CHAPTER VI. — TREATS OF CHALK-AND-QUA-DRILL-OGY.
  191. 191.THE GENTLEMAN’S OWN BOOK. — THE ORNAMENTS — “HABIT IS SECOND NATURE.” — “THE SUBSTANCE AND THE SHADOW.”
  192. 192.“SAY IT WAS ME.”
  193. 193.THE POLITICAL EUCLID. — THE RELATIONS OF PLACE; — THE BEST MODE OF — GETTING A PLACE FOR YOUR RELATIONS: — Being a complete Guide to the Art of — LEGISLATIVE MENSURATION, — How to estimate the value of a Vote upon — WHIG AND TORY MEASURES. — THE WHOLE ADAPTED TO — THE USE OF HONOURABLE MEMBERS. — LORD PALMERSTON, — BOOK I.—DEFINITIONS. — MAJOR BENIOWSKY’S NEW ART OF MEMORY — SONGS FOR THE SENTIMENTAL.—NO. 9. — SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. — TO SIR ROBERT. — A PLEASANT ASSURANCE.
  194. 194.CHRISTIANITY.—PRICE FIFTEEN SHILLINGS.
  195. 195.PUNCH’S PENCILLINGS.—No. XIII. — SWEET AUTUMN DAYS.
  196. 196.TOM CONNOR’S DILEMMA. — A TRUE TALE. — SHOWING HOW READY WIT MAY SUPPLY THE PLACE OF READY MONEY.
  197. 197.THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE LONDON MEDICAL STUDENT. — II.—THE NEW MAN. — “I DO ADJURE YE, ANSWER ME!” — LIKE MASTER LIKE MAN.
  198. 198.INQUEST EXTRAORDINARY ON A CORONER. — A CURIOUS ERROR. — SIR ROBERT PEEL (LOQUITUR). — SONGS FOR THE SEEDY.—No. 3. — PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. — “GO ALONG, BOB.” — CONS BY OUR OWN COLONEL.
  199. 199.PUNCH’S THEATRE. — DIE HEXEN AM RHEIN; OR, RUDOLPH OF HAPSBURGH. — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  200. 200.VOL. 1.
  201. 201.OCTOBER 16, 1841. — TRADE REPORT. — (FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)
  202. 202.THE GEOLOGY OF SOCIETY. — COVENTRY’S WISE PRECAUTION. — CONTINUATIONS FROM CHINA. — THE VERY “NEXT” JONATHAN.
  203. 203.POOR JACK. — THOSE DIVING BELLES! THOSE DIVING BELLES!
  204. 204.PROSPECTUS — CAPITAL, FIVE HUNDRED MILLIONS, — IN ONE HUNDRED MILLION £5 SHARES—HALF DEPOSIT, — THE DIRECTORS — ACTING SECRETARIES, — CLASS I. — STOKERS. — SECOND CLASS PASSENGERS. — NOTHING NEW. — SCHOOL OF DESIGN.
  205. 205.THE LABOURS OF THE SESSION. — SO MUCH FOR BUCKINGHAM!
  206. 206.PUNCH’S NEW GENERAL LETTER-WRITER.
  207. 207.THE BARBER OF STOCKSBAWLER. — A TALE OF THE SUPERNATURAL. — LAURIE ON GEOGRAPHY. — COOMBE’S LUNGS AND LEARNING.
  208. 208.PARLIAMENTARY MASONS.—PARLIAMENTARY PICTURES.
  209. 209.PUNCH’S PENCILLINGS.—No. XIV.
  210. 210.THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE LONDON MEDICAL STUDENT. — III.—OF HIS GRADUAL DEVELOPMENT. — RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE PREVENTION OF RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.
  211. 211.THE POLITICAL EUCLID.—NO. 2. — PROP. I.—PROBLEM. — PROP. II.—PROBLEM. — PROP. III.—PROBLEM — THE VALUE OF STOCKS—LAST QUOTATION. — THE LINEN-DRAPER OF LUDGATE.
  212. 212.SPANISH POLITICS. — (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) — (FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.) — SONGS OF THE SEEDY.—No. 4. — CONS. BY O CONNELL.
  213. 213.PUNCH’S THEATRE. — OLD MAIDS. — COCORICO, OR MY AUNT’S BANTAM. — PROMENADE CONCERTS. — THE WAR WITH CHINA. — TO BENEVOLENT AND HUMANE JOKERS. — CASE OF EXTREME JOCULAR DISTRESS. — SUBSCRIPTIONS ALREADY RECEIVED. — LAURIE’S ESSAY ON THE PHARMACOPŒIA. — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  214. 214.VOL. 1.
  215. 215.OCTOBER 23, 1841.
  216. 216.THE GREAT CREATURE. — ATRY-ANGLE.
  217. 217.PUNCH’S COMMISSION TO INQUIRE INTO THE GENERAL DISTRESS. — I.— Copy of a Letter from the Under Secretary of State to Punch. — II.— Copy of Punch’s Letter to the Under Secretary of State. — REPORT ON THE PUBLIC DISTRESS. — To Her Majesty’s Secretary of State for the Home Department. — THE TEA SERVICE ON SEA SERVICE.
  218. 218.THE HEIR OF APPLEBITE. — CHAPTER VII. — CONTAINS A VERY FAIR BILL OF FARE. — NEW WORKS NOW IN THE PRESS.
  219. 219.AMERICAN CONGRESS. — EPITAPH ON A CANDLE. — SIBTHORP ON BORTHWICK.
  220. 220.FIRE! FIRE! — A REMONSTRANCE WITH THE NINTH OF NOVEMBER. — AN APPROPRIATE GIFT. — NOT A STEP FA(R)THER. — A MALE DUE. — CURIOUS SYNONYMS. — HAPPY LAND! — THE NEW STATE STRETCHER. — “VERY LIKE A WHALE.” — ARRIVED AT LAST. — EPIGRAM.
  221. 221.THE PICTORIAL HISTORY OF PARLIAMENT.
  222. 222.THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE LONDON MEDICAL STUDENT. — 4.—OF THE MANNER IN WHICH THE FIRST SEASON PASSES. — LETTER No. II.—( Copy. ) — SOME THINGS TO WHICH THE IRISH WOULD NOT SWEAR. — COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEFORE THEM.
  223. 223.HOSTILITIES IN PRIVATE LIFE.
  224. 224.GEOLOGY OF SOCIETY. — SECTION II. — THE WAPPING DELUGE. — SAVORY CON. BY COX.
  225. 225.PUNCH’S INFORMATION FOR THE PEOPLE.—No. V. — NATURAL HISTORY ( Continued ). — THE OPERA-DANCER ( H. capernicus —CERITOE). — KIDNAPPING EXTRAORDINARY. — SONGS OF THE SEEDY.—No. V. — A PAIR OF DUCKS.
  226. 226.PUNCH’S THEATRE. — MARGARET MAYFIELD; OR, THE MURDER OF THE LONE FARM-HOUSE. — THE TWO LAST IMPORTANT SITTINGS. — SIBTHORPIAN PROBLEMS. — A SLAP AT JOHN CHINAMAN’S CHOPS. — HUME LEEDS—WAKLEY FOLLOWS. — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  227. 227.VOL. 1.
  228. 228.OCTOBER 30, 1841.
  229. 229.THE GREAT CREATURE. — THE DESIRE OF PLEASING.
  230. 230.THE HEIR OF APPLEBITE. — CHAPTER VIII. — BURKE’S HERALDRY. — A SUGGESTION
  231. 231.THE GOLD SNUFF-BOX. — THE PENSIVE PEEL. — DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
  232. 232.NIGGER PECULIARITIES. — SONGS OF THE SEEDY.—No. VI. — A MAYOR’S NEST.
  233. 233.THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE LONDON MEDICAL STUDENT. — 5.—OF HIS MATURITY, AND LATIN EXAMINATION. — EXPRESS FROM AMERICA.
  234. 234.POLITICS OF THE OUTWARD MAN!
  235. 235.PUNCH’S PENCILLINGS.—No. XVI.
  236. 236.LIST OF THE PREMIUMS — HOOKHAM-CUM-SNIVEY LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY, — FIRST PREMIUM. — MANAGEMENT OF LANDED PROPERTY. — SECOND PREMIUM. — METHOD OF GROWING PERMANENT WHISKERS. — THIRD PREMIUM. — IMPROVING THE CONDITION OF THE POOR, BY INVENTING A VALUABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR MEAT, BREAD, VEGETABLES, AND OTHER MASTICATORY ALIMENT. — FOURTH PREMIUM. — QUANTITY OF BRAINS REQUIRED TO MAKE A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT. — FIFTH PREMIUM. — AMOUNT OF CASH REQUIRED BY A GENTLEMAN TO KEEP A WALKING-STICK, A PAIR OF MOUSTACHES, AND A CIGAR. — SIXTH PREMIUM. — FATTENING ALDERMEN.
  237. 237.PUNCH’S REVIEW. — THE MEMOIRS OF MADAME LAFFARGE. — OUR TRADE REPORT. — RELATIVE GENTILITY. — KEEPING IT DARK.
  238. 238.THE GENTLEMAN’S OWN BOOK. — HAMLET’S SOLILOQUY. — PARODIED BY A XX TEETOTALLER. — “TRY OUR BEST SYMPATHY.”
  239. 239.THE MAN OF HABIT.
  240. 240.PUNCH’S POLITICAL ECONOMY. — ON THE KEY-VIVE. — LAST NEW SAYINGS.
  241. 241.PUNCH’S THEATRE. — THE MAID OF HONOUR. — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  242. 242.VOL. 1.
  243. 243.NOVEMBER 6, 1841.
  244. 244.A DAY-DREAM AT MY UNCLE’S. — “BLOW GENTLE BREEZE.”
  245. 245.THE HEIR OF APPLEBITE. — CHAPTER VIII. — SHOWS WHAT’S AFTER A PARTY, AND WHAT’S IN A NAME. — OFFICIAL RETURN, — A SCANDALOUS REPORT. — “ROB ME THE EXCHEQUER, HAL.”
  246. 246.THE FIRE AT THE TOWER. — PLEASE TO REMEMBER THE FIFTH OF NOVEMBER.
  247. 247.THE RIVAL CANDIDATES. — SIR FRANCIS BURDETT’S VISIT TO THE TOWER. — REFORM YOUR LAWYERS’ BILLS. — “WHEN VULCAN FORGED,” &c.
  248. 248.PEEL’S PRE-EXISTENCE! — EPIGRAMS ON A LOUD AND SILLY TALKER.
  249. 249.PUNCH’S PENCILLINGS.—No. XVII.
  250. 250.THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE LONDON MEDICAL STUDENT. — 6.—OF THE GRINDER AND HIS CLASS. — THE LORD MAYORS AND THE QUEEN. — SONGS FOR THE SENTIMENTAL.—No. 10. — THE TWO NEW EQUITY JUDGES. — MR. PUNCH, — ARTIST IN PHILOSOPHY AND FIREWORKS 1 1. Baylis. , — HOBBEDEHOYITY AND INFANTRY OF THE METROPOLIS AND THE WORLD IN GENERAL, — EMINENT THAMESIAN INCENDIARIES. — AN EXTRACT FROM THE SPECTATOR. — SHIP NEWS. — CAUSE AND EFFECT. — SHOULD THIS MEET THE EYE— — HARD AND FAST.
  251. 251.PUNCH’S THEATRE. — MISS ADELAIDE KEMBLE. — NINA SFORZA. — THE QUADROON SLAVE. — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  252. 252.VOL. 1.
  253. 253.NOVEMBER 13, 1841.
  254. 254.THE BIRTH OF THE PRINCE OF WALES. — FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. — SONGS FOR CATARRHS. — A SONG FOR A CATARRH. — “POSSUM UP A GUM TREE!” — AN UNDIVIDED MOIETY.
  255. 255.THE HEIR OF APPLEBITE. — CHAPTER IX. — SHOWS THAT DOCTORS DIFFER. — FALSE ALARM. — DOING THE STATE SOME SERVICE.
  256. 256.THE GENTLEMAN’S OWN BOOK. — TREMENDOUS FAILURE. — A THOROUGH DRAUGHT.
  257. 257.THE O’CONNELL PAPERS. — OUR EXTRAORDINARY AND EXCLUSIVE CORRESPONDENCE. — LETTER I. — IMMENSE ATTRACTION! — O’CONNELL; — GREAT AGITATOR!!! — A PÆAN FOR DAN. — BY ONE OF THE “FINEST PISANTRY IN THE WORLD.”
  258. 258.PUNCH’S PÆAN TO THE PRINCELET. — A CON-CONSTITUTIONAL. — HARD TO REMEMBER.
  259. 259.THE CROPS. — ELIGIBLE INVESTMENTS!—SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY!—UNRIVALLED BARGAINS! — EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. — LOT I. — LOT II. — LOT III. — LOT IV. — LOT V. — LOT VI.
  260. 260.SIR PETER LAURIE ON HUMAN LIFE.
  261. 261.PUNCH’S PENCILLINGS.—No. XVIII.
  262. 262.THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE LONDON MEDICAL STUDENT. — 7.—OF VARIOUS OTHER DIVERTING MATTERS CONNECTED WITH GRINDING. — HÆMOPTYSIS. — HÆMATEMESIS. — TRUE ECONOMY. — THE LORD MAYOR’S FOOL.
  263. 263.PUNCH’S CATECHISM OF GEOGRAPHY. — CHAPTER I. — OF THE WORLD IN GENERAL. — SPARKS FROM THE FIRE. — ALL IS NOT LOST.
  264. 264.DISTRESS OF THE COUNTRY. — BY THE AUTHOR OF “LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF LONDON LIFE.” — THE DESTRUCTION OF THE ALDERMEN. — A MANSION-HOUSE MELODY. — HARMER VIRUMQUE CANO.
  265. 265.A CHAPTER ON POLITICS. — THE PRINCE’S EXTRA.
  266. 266.PUNCH’S THEATRE. — THE WRONG MAN. — THE MASONS AND THE STONE JUG. — “THE FORCE OF FANCY COULD NO FURTHER GO.” — CONUNDRUM BY THE LORD MAYOR. — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  267. 267.VOL. 1.
  268. 268.NOVEMBER 20, 1841.
  269. 269.MYSELF, PUNCH, AND THE KEELEYS. — “ARE YE SURE THE NEWS IS TRUE?” — A DOSE OF CASTOR. — CUTTING AT THE ROOT OF THE EVIL. — TO PUNCH. — ASCITES. — TYMPANITIS. — ALARMING PROSPECTS FOR THE COUNTRY. — “ONE GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER.”
  270. 270.THE HEIR OF APPLEBITE. — CHAPTER X. — WHEREIN THE READER WILL FIND GREAT CAUSE FOR REJOICING. — THE END. — THE LAMBETH DEMOSTHENES.
  271. 271.A LEGEND OF THE TOWER (NOT LONDON). — IRISH INTELLIGENCE. — AWFUL STATE OF THE COUNTRY! — TAKING A SIGHT AT THE FIRE. — JOE HUME’S FORTHCOMING WORK.
  272. 272.THE ROMANCE OF A TEACUP. — SIP THE FIRST. — FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. — THE UNKINDEST CUT OF ALL. — A CELESTIAL CON.
  273. 273.THE PRINCE OF WALES.—HIS FUTURE TIMES. — PROPER PRECAUTION.
  274. 274.THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE LONDON MEDICAL STUDENT. — 8.—OF THE EXAMINATION AT APOTHECARIES’ HALL. — CODE OF INSTRUCTIONS — REGULARLY CALLED IN—AND BOWLED OUT.
  275. 275.THE PRINCE OF WALES. — THE PRINCE’S TITLE. — THE PRINCE’S INCOME. — THE PRINCE’S MILITARY RANK. — THE PRINCE’S WARDROBE. — THE PRINCE’S EDUCATION. — THE PRINCE’S WET-NURSE. — THE PRINCE’S HONOURS. — A BARROWKNIGHT. — MAGISTERIAL AXIOMS. — VIDE POLICE REPORTS. — THE ROYAL BULLETINS. — DEVILLED DRUMSTICKS. — BRANDY AND WATERFORD. (A GO!) — THE WHEELS OF FORTUNE. — SEEING NOTHING — MORE FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. — CONS. WORTH CONNING. — MORBID SYMPATHY FOR CRIMINALS. — THE MALE DALILAH.
  276. 276.A “PUNCH” TESTIMONIAL.
  277. 277.THE RAPE OF THE LOCK-UP; — OR, SIR PETER LAURIE ON CRIME AND THE CROPS. — BARBER-OUS ANNOUNCEMENT. — A NEW MILKY WAY. — OH GEMINI! — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  278. 278.VOL. 1.
  279. 279.NOVEMBER 27, 1841.
  280. 280.THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE LONDON MEDICAL STUDENT. — 9.—OF THE SEQUEL TO THE HALL EXAMINATION. — THE STUDENT’S ALPHABET.
  281. 281.THE “PUFF PAPERS.” — INTRODUCTION. — THE STAR SYSTEM. — THE LIMERICK MARES.
  282. 282.MORE SKETCHES OF LONDON LIFE. — ACTIVE BENEVOLENCE.
  283. 283.PUNCH’S STOMACHOLOGY. — LECTURE I. — FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. — FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 16th. — PROMOTIONS.—POST OFFICE. — FRENCH LIVING. — HINTS ON POPPING THE QUESTION.
  284. 284.THE ROMANCE OF A TEACUP. — SIP THE SECOND. — SONGS FOR THE SENTIMENTAL.—No. 11 — SIBTHORP’S CORNER.
  285. 285.KINGS AND CARPENTERS.—ROYAL AND VULGAR CONSPIRATORS.
  286. 286.PUNCH’S PENCILLINGS.—No. XX.
  287. 287.HIS TURN NOW. — “SLUMBER, MY DARLING.”
  288. 288.A FAMILIAR EPISTLE — JOHN STUMP, ESQ., POET LAUREATE TO THE BOROUGH OF GRUB-CUM-GUZZLE, — SIMON NIBB, ESQ., COMMON-COUNCIL-MAN OF THE SAID BOROUGH, — Setting forth a notable Plan for the better management of — RAILWAY DIRECTORS.
  289. 289.PROSPECTUS FOR A NEW HAND-BOOK OF JESTERS; — OR, YOUNG JOKER’S BEST COMPANION. — VERSES — ON MISS CHAPLIN— — AND THE BACK OF AN ADELPHI PLAYBILL. — CAUSE AND EFFECT. — NEW ANNUALS AND REPUBLICATIONS. — DISCOVERY OF VALUABLE JEWELS. — SAYINGS & DOINGS IN THE ROYAL NURSERY. — THE REWARD OF VIRTUE.
  290. 290.PUNCH’S THEATRE. — COURT AND CITY. — TEN THOUSAND A-YEAR! — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  291. 291.VOL. 1.
  292. 292.DECEMBER 4, 1841.
  293. 293.OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE FIRE AT THE TOWER. — THE OFFICIAL REPORT. — A CON-CERTED CON. — RECONCILING A DIFFERENCE. — OUR WEATHERCOCK. — THE BANE AND ANTIDOTE. — THE CORSAIR. — A POEM TO BE READ ON RAILROADS. — CORSAIR-POEM. — “STUPID AS A ‘POST.’”
  294. 294.THE “PUFF PAPERS.” — CHAPTER I. — THE GIANT’S STAIRS. — A LEGEND OF THE SOUTH OF IRELAND.
  295. 295.THE KNATCHBULL TESTIMONIAL. — MUSICAL NEWS (NOOSE).
  296. 296.THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE LONDON MEDICAL STUDENT. — 10.—THE TERMINATION OF THE HALL EXAMINATION. — LOVE AND HYMEN. — OUR CITY ARTICLE. — CON. BY SIBTHORP AND STULTZ.
  297. 297.THE ROMANCE OF A TEACUP. — SIP THE THIRD. GOS-SIP.
  298. 298.PUNCH AND THE SWISS GIANTESS! — SHERIFFS’ COURT.—WEDNESDAY. — BONBON versus PUNCH. — BONBON v . PUNCH!
  299. 299.PUNCH’S PENCILLINGS.—No. XXI.
  300. 300.THE FETES FOR THE POLISH—AND FATE OF THE BRITISH POOR. — THE FIRE AT THE ADELPHI THEATRE.
  301. 301.THE CRIMES OF EATING. — NOBODY CARES AND* — HINTS HOW TO ENJOY AN OMNIBUS. — PETER THE GREAT (FOOL?) — THE WISE MAN OF THE EAST. — SONGS OF THE SEEDY.—No. VII. — POPISH RED-DRESS. — A SPOON CASE. — A DAB FOR LAURIE. — SIBTHORPS CORNER. — CUTTING IT RATHER SHORT. — NATIONAL DISTRESS. — SONGS FOR THE SENTIMENTAL.—No. 12. — LAURIE’S RAILLERY. — A MEETING OF OLD ACQUAINTANCES.
  302. 302.PUNCH’S THEATRE. — LOVE EXTEMPORE. — A PERFECT VACUUM PROVED. — A CON BY O’CONNER. — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  303. 303.VOL. 1.
  304. 304.DECEMBER 11, 1841.
  305. 305.THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE LONDON MEDICAL STUDENT. — 11.—HOW MR. MUFF CONCLUDES HIS EVENING. — SIGNS OF THE TIMES.
  306. 306.THE “PUFF PAPERS.” — CHAPTER II. — The Giant’s Stairs. — (CONTINUED.) — DRAW IT GENTLY. — FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. — LINES ON MISS ADELAIDE KEMBLE. — PUNCH’S LETTER-WRITER. — THE DEATH OF CÆSAR: — CUPID’S BOW. — CERTAINLY NOT “BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.” — A SLIGHT CONTRAST! — THE COUNTERFEIT PRESENTMENT OF — PRINCE ALBERT’S HOUNDS AND THE POOR IN THE SEVENOAKS UNION.
  307. 307.ON SNUFF, AND THE DIFFERENT WAYS OF TAKING IT. — BUFFOON’S NATURAL HISTORY. — “NOT EXACTLY.”
  308. 308.FASHIONS FOR DECEMBER. — FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
  309. 309.THE HIGH-ROAD TO GENTILITY; — OR — MRS. WOULD-BE’S ADVICE TO HER DAUGHTER. — A NEW WINE.
  310. 310.LOYALTY AND INSANITY.
  311. 311.PUNCH’S PENCILLINGS.—No. XXII.
  312. 312.PUNCH’S INFORMATION FOR THE PEOPLE. — INTERNATIONAL GEOGRAPHY. — ELEGANT PHRASES. — SONGS FOR THE SENTIMENTAL.—No. 13.
  313. 313.PEN AND PALETTE PORTRAITS. — (TAKEN FROM THE FRENCH.) — BY ALPHONSE LECOURT. — CHAPTER I. — THE AUTHOR DEDICATES HIS WORK TO THE FAIRER HALF OF THE CREATION. — WHAT IS LOVE? — A FEW WORDS ABOUT YOUNG LADIES. — THE AUTHOR’S DIVISION OF HIS SYSTEM.
  314. 314.GRANT’S MEDITATIONS AMONG THE COFFEE-CUPS. — GRANT’S LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF LONDON LIFE. — COFFEE SHOPS. — MEDITATION IN LONDON. — THE MONEY MARKET. — A DICTIONARY FOR THE LADIES. — PUNCH, — A DICTIONARY ENTIRELY AND EXCLUSIVELY FOR THEIR USE; — MADAME PUNCH. — TEN MINUTES’ ADVICE ON THE CARE AND USE OF A HUSBAND; — SPECIMEN OF THE WORK. — SOUP, A LA JULIEN. — POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. — THE LATE PROMOTIONS. — PUNCH’S THEATRE. — NORMA, OSSIAN, AND PAUL BEDFORD. — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  315. 315.VOL. 1.
  316. 316.DECEMBER 18, 1841.
  317. 317.THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE LONDON MEDICAL STUDENT. — 12.—OF THE COLLEGE, AND THE CONCLUSION. — A CON. THAT OUGHT TO HAVE BEEN THE COLONEL’S.
  318. 318.THE “PUFF PAPERS.” — CHAPTER III. — A FATAL REMEMBRANCE.
  319. 319.SONGS FOR THE SENTIMENTAL.—No. 14. — STARVATION STATISTICS FOR SIR ROBERT PEEL — THE FASTEST MAN. — SIBTHORPS CON. CORNER. — THE COPPER CAPTAIN.
  320. 320.“TAKE CARE OF HIM.” — PUNCHLIED. — SONG FOR PUNCH DRINKERS.
  321. 321.THE SCHOOL OF DESIGN AT HOOKAM-CUM-SNIVERY. — QUEER QUERIES. — NOT THE BEST IN THE WORLD. — BETTER NEXT TIME. — FORGIVE US THIS ONCE. — WE’LL NEVER DO SO ANY MORE. — WE REALLY COULD NOT HELP IT. — IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
  322. 322.THE BROTH OF A BOY. — AN IRISH LYRIC.
  323. 323.THE “WEIGHT” OF ROYALTY.—THE SOCIAL “SCALE.” — FASHIONS FOR THE MONTH.
  324. 324.PUNCH’S PENCILLINGS.—No. XXIII. — THE CHEROOT. — BALLADS OF THE BRIEFLESS. — No. 1.—THE RULE TO COMPUTE. — No. 2.—SIGNING A PLEA.
  325. 325.A CUT BY SIR PETER. — WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY ANACREON, PETRONIUS, CERVANTES, HUDIBRAS, AND “PUNCH.” — A CASE IN POINT, FROM ANACREON. — [Greek: EIS HEAUTON] ΕΙ᾽Σ ἙΑΥΤΟ´Ν. — A FREE TRANSLATION BY “PUNCH”—THE CUTTEE. — A TRIBUTE BY PETRONIUS. — A FREE TRANSLATION BY “PUNCH.” — A SCRAP FROM CERVANTES. — A COINCIDENCE FROM BUTLER. — A CLIMAX BY “PUNCH.” — ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. — To the Ladies Exclusively. — TO PUNSTERS AND OTHERS.
  326. 326.PEN AND PALETTE PORTRAITS. — (TAKEN FROM THE FRENCH.) — BY ALPHONSE LECOURT. — PORTRAIT OF THE LOVER. — CHAPTER II. — IN WHICH THE AUTHOR TREATS OF LOVERS IN GENERAL. — THE LOVER AT DIFFERENT AGES. — A DEER BARGAIN. — OUT OF SCHOOL. — PUNCH’S LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.
  327. 327.PUNCH’S THEATRE. — THE UNITED SERVICE. — PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
  328. 328.VOL. 1.
  329. 329.DECEMBER 25, 1841.
  330. 330.HOW MR. CHOKEPEAR KEEPS A MERRY CHRISTMAS. — COMMERCIAL PANIC.—RUMOURED STOPPAGE IN THE CITY. — FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
  331. 331.A LETTER FROM AN OLD FRIEND, — SHOWING HOW HE IS GETTING ON. — THE SECRET SORROW.
  332. 332.PUNCH’S POSTSCRIPT.

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