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Mr. Punch's Life in London

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(By Dumb-Crambo, Junior)

Washing wanted Left-off clothing

Washing wanted
Washing wanted
Left-off clothing
Left-off clothing

Vacancy for one pupil Branch establishment

Vacancy for one pupil
Vacancy for one pupil
Branch establishment
Branch establishment

Improver wanted in the dressmaking Engagement wanted, as housekeeper. Highly recommended

Improver wanted in the dressmaking
Improver wanted in the dressmaking
Engagement wanted, as housekeeper. Highly recommended
Engagement wanted, as housekeeper. Highly recommended

Board and residence Unfurnished flat

Board and residence
Board and residence
Unfurnished flat
Unfurnished flat

Smart youth wanted Mangling done on the shortest notice

Smart youth wanted
Smart youth wanted
Mangling done on the shortest notice
Mangling done on the shortest notice

River Styx.—"The thousand masts of Thames."

The Man we should like to send to a Séance.—The man who knows how to hit the happy medium.

Appropriate Locale for the Dairy Show.—Chalk Farm.

A Tidy Drop.—A glass of spirits, neat.

LORD MAYOR'S SHOW
LORD MAYOR'S SHOW

LORD MAYOR'S SHOW AS IT OUGHT TO BE

Designed by Mr. Punch's Special Processionist

ANOTHER SUGGESTION FOR THE LORD MAYOR'S SHOW
ANOTHER SUGGESTION FOR THE LORD MAYOR'S SHOW

ANOTHER SUGGESTION FOR THE LORD MAYOR'S SHOW AS IT OUGHT TO BE

Nuts for the monkeys
Nuts for the monkeys

"'Nuts for the monkeys, sir? Buy a bag o' nuts for the monkeys!"

"I'm not going to the Zoo."

"Ah, well, sir, have some to take home to the children!"

HYDE PARK, MAY 1
HYDE PARK, MAY 1

HYDE PARK, MAY 1

Country Cousin. "What is the meaning of this, policeman?"

Constable. "Labour day, miss."

tie a knot in his tail
tie a knot in his tail

Boy (to Cabby with somewhat shadowy horse). "Look 'ere, guv'nor, you'd better tie a knot in 'is tail afore 'e gets wet, or 'e might slip through 'is collar!"

Shocking bad horse
Shocking bad horse

Indignant Cabby. "Shockin' bad 'orse, 'ave I? And wot's this hextra tuppence for?—to buy a new 'un with, eh?"

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