CUTTINGS FROM THE COMIC PAPERS.
(Fkom Punch.) Oh ! Oh!—Terinant is an Irish name. Did anyone ever hear of an O'Tennant? There's ver> often a Left Tenant, who might call himself the Owe Landlord. The O'Landlord would be a very popular title'just now. A. Pen nigh for Hia thoughts.—The Marquis d'lyry, a contemporary tells us. is just completing another Opera, " the Ijberetto of which is from his own pen." What, a clever pen P Why dosen'fc . Dr. Sullivan buy a dozen of 'em ? Suggestion.—Why not make the New Law Courts info a Hospital for Memorial Obstruction Sufferers P Then the figures on the pedestal might represent " Patients on a Monument" only not smiling. Table-boom.—The most useful book for the table is one from which you can always take a leaf.
Form of telegram to your Shoemaker.— Make me another pair exactly like the first.
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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3760, 15 January 1881, Page 4
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143CUTTINGS FROM THE COMIC PAPERS. Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3760, 15 January 1881, Page 4
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