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"Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, November 17, 1920"


* * *
The licensee of a West Ham public-house has just purchased a parrot
which is trained to imitate the bagpipes. The bird's life will of
course be insured.
* * *
Ireland will have to be careful or she will be made safe for
democracy, like the other countries.
* * *
Upon hearing that Mr. WILLIAM BRACE had accepted a Government
appointment several members of the Labour Party said that this only
confirmed their contention that his moustache would get him into
trouble one day.
* * *
Mrs. STACKPOOL O'DELL warns girls against marrying a man whose head
is flat at the back. The best course is to get one with a round head;
after marriage it can be flattened to taste.
* * *
A man who persistently refused to give any information about himself
was remanded at the Guildhall last week. He is thought to be a British
taxpayer going about _incognito_.
* * *
The cackle of a hen when she lays an egg, says a scientist, is akin to
laughter. And with some of the eggs we have met we can easily guess
what the hen was laughing at.
* * *
The National Collection of Microbes at the Lister Institute now
contains eight hundred different specimens.


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