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Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Vol. III, No. XVII, October 1851

Book 7 — A Leaf from Punch.

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"Lor! What a most abominable Glass—I declare it makes one look a perfect Fright."

What a most abominable Glass
What a most abominable Glass

"There's a Bite! Pull him up, Charley, I've got the Landing Net."

Theres a bite!
Theres a bite!

MUCH TOO CONSIDERATE.

MUCH TOO CONSIDERATE
MUCH TOO CONSIDERATE

Robinson.—"There, Brown, my Boy, that's as fine a Glass of Wine as you can get anywhere."

Mrs. Brown.—"A-hem! Augustus, My De-ar. You are surely never going to take Port Wine. You know it never agrees with you, my Love!"

You need not swear so
You need not swear so

Angelina (the Wife of his Bussom).—"Well, Edwin, if you can't make the 'Things,' as you call them, meet, you need not swear so. It's really quite dreadful!"

Give us the sixpence!
Give us the sixpence!

Uncle.—"So, you've been to the Crystal Palace—Have you, Gus?"

Gus.—"Yes, Uncle."

Uncle.—"Well, now, I'll give you Sixpence if you will tell me what you admired most in that Temple of Industry?"

Gus (unhesitatingly.)—"Veal and 'Am Pies, and the Ginger Beer. Give us the Sixpence!"

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