Patient 'Oxon' Mr Asquith, After Much ...
The Slave to Habit Our Artist Gives Us a Tragic ...
Concussed - England Football Fans In Spain
Dolittle
7-Down
Itch
Say It with Flowers
Come On Full Time
Pub Lineup
Creep
"I'd Love to Dearest, but It's the Noise...I ...
'None but the Brave Deserve the Fair' Bill Nupkins ...
Youthful Resource Mr and Mrs Jones Have Broken It ...
Unlucky Compliments Shy but Susceptible Youth: 'Er ...
The Half-Hearted Hiker Sir Herbert Samuel: That ...
The Musician
Not a Water Drinker. Talkative Old Lady (drinking ...
'In the Spring –' or, Serenading a ...
The Baron Makes a Speech to the National Assembly ...
The Burglarian Question Mr Punch: 'Bravo, Sir ...
'The Old Man of the Sea' Sindbad (as Representing ...
The Younger Generation
Venus and Mammon
The New John Bull After the Proposed ...
Chamberlain Up Speakers Chair 'If He Spoke He ...
An Impossible Position
Thomas Coeur-De-Lion the Colonial Secretary: Ah! ...
Why Should I Pay For This?
Art Patron (to Rising Young Artist): My Dear Sir, ...
Social Agonies Young Husband. 'Yes, Aunty, I ...
![Social Agonies
Young Husband. 'Yes, Aunty, I flatter myself the room looks pretty well – but, my dear Ellen, where, in the name of Fortune, did you get those atrocious. vases? – they're a perfect eyesore!'
Young Wife: 'My dear Fred! What are you saying! Why, dear Aunty gave them to us! They're perfectly lovely!'
[Dear Ellen has just exhumed them from a cupboard, where they are always kept when Dear Aunty Is not expected].](https://chrisbeetles.com/storage/1042/conversions/1ci0gt48fpbr-masonry.jpg)
