Volume 93 — The Powers that Be.
Reading edition
Against "One Man Power," the cry is now raised, By moralists noted for meekness. Perchance the new protest were more to be praised, If directed against "one man weakness." The partisan man is so given to glower, At his bigger, or luckier, brother man, One fears that this railing against "one-man power," Means craving the power for—another man.
Chief Item in a Gladstonian Menu.—"A Chop and Chips."
A Perfect Pandemonium.—Demon-stration in Trafalgar Square.
THE "PONDS ASINORUM" AGAIN!
Cabby. " Oh! yer thinks Seven-and-Sixpence too much, do yer, for comin' all the way up to 'Ampstead! Well—'ere I stops till I'm paid, that's all!"