Punch 1861: Vol 40 Index

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Anopx of Earthly Bliss (An), 99 Aboriginal Poems for Infant Minds, 196 ubly Qualified for the 202 ‘Advertised heurdities tas” Chose, 168 fora New Godiva (A), 42 Charity for Coventry, 29 Children in 51 Choker for High Churchmen (A), 124 Christmas 8 Conviviality and Science, hos Coolie Em m (The), Co pers of Catholicism (rhe), 205 pt Practices,” 93 h no More!” 28 «Cong no 55 Créme de la Créme, 100 Crinoline and its Victim Crinoline Hospital Wanted (A), 143 Cruelty of Mammon, 24 Cruise of the Admiral (The), 119 “Cry Havoc, and let Looss the Dogs of Spal ry of Po! 4 E Bello Galion Caot Dévut of a New Pate ( Defence of Agar Town Delenda Est, Destruction of Tissue, 210 ce between Wit and Humour, 170 Bigciton Tae 1 ignity and Impu anon Dinner and Tea Tra “Does your Mother aoe: you're Out?” 26 Don Do and Done, 238 Don’t Believe oe ares me. 155 and — ‘Hale, 21 Dr. Watts to Jonathan, 1 Easy Hair Cutting — Sharing Shop, 143 he), 89 he), 82 Frost, 62 Egg-Batterie de Guerre et de Cuisine, 258 and Yoke, 171 Emigrants and Rem: x e), 48 Em on the Ice ( End ofthe Strike ), 252 v. China, 133 English Murdered a i > French, 31 Pluribus unum, Bouivocal Ast ist vi mpliment (An), 129 Essa; a Revie d eying on Evident Mtisprint An), 94 Evident Mistake (An), 128 Example Set us by our Betters, 227 epieive Materials for Convennstion » 227 t Scot on (An), 3 116 Face Stas of inne one’s fn Onnatiinonta, 236 Fair Play for Photograph r Play for Pho phy, 221 Fair Remark (A), 157 Fair Sex and 7 Census (The), 115 False Hearts, 196 Fascination and Fiddle-Faddle, 245 Fashionable Revival, 189 Fashion and its Follies, “187 Fashion for the Fire lace, 5 52 Fashions for Festi - fas Fatal Mistake (A), 17: Fellow for a Photograph (A), 107 Felony v. Fine Arts, 2 Siow Shathe iieaems og 7 ‘ew ms it Smo! 3 Fine old Dirls, 110 — xing, Finest Part for Fechter (T' The), 220 e), 84 ts, 218 Finisher of British Art Foreign Trape for English F or lats, 42 —- of Proverbs (The), 159 France and the Fashions, 20 Sentiment and Suicide, 251 French hy ong (4) 251 Frozen wyers, 82 Ganwar Babsldy Gowspast (Ph ) 242 ALWAY Su mpan ec) Gentlemen who ween T Dhevent in Keep- ing their Heads Cool, 44 “ Gents” A Golden Rule for Ladies (A), 252 Good Licking (A), 98 Good old Dass of Joseph Hume {The), 108 Great Divorce now Due (The), 14 Greatness 8: Great Thaw Coming (The), 24 Grindoff Revisited, 147 Groan for a Husband (A), 198 Groan of a True Briton ), 218 Hauer in a Laughing Hardness of the ** Hard Lines,” 211 F semegpe Wit,'1 usse et —— Havelock’s Humble Petition, 228 Having his Swing for his Money, 82 Head and Front of their emu: 187 Helping an old Friend, 168 “* Here they Spike the English,” 227 Here we Are ! 12 Here we Spirits are 1 126 Hero and a Martyr (A Me Hohenzollern’s Prayer, 14 Home Question for Yankees (A), 251 Hop at the Holy See (4) 7 Hopeful Character (A), 168 Hoot from a New Forest Owl (A), 52 How Extremely Lucky, 32 How to Draw outa Person's Gratitude, 84 How will you have = 168 Hubbard’s —- Humbugs in House of Commons, 206 a not a Donkey, a ly a Duellist, 89 145 mproved 8 Inconvenient Horses, 62 —— from Irish Stew, 134 Indignation of Oireland (The), 24 mious Idea, 26 Ink, Blood, and Tears, 192 Instead of which and not Only, 86 Insult to France, 1 Intellectual Destitution, 161 Ire Amantium, Irish Auction (The), Irish Fertility in nal Making, 262 Ironsides, aneerng ‘d be? and Hun, faite, 9 's Christmas it never too late to Learn who our quat es are, J1as for Gents, 146 John Palmerston, 143 Johnson and Blondin, 246 Joke for Johnny Raw, ~ J uusping out of his Skin, ae vty a of iraw, 225 = am aoe oe rriends (The), 61 King Bumble of eee, jn Keep your Five Shillings ! Kettiedrum ! Kettloarum 11 dram!!! 231 LA GLorme and La TK 19 Lament of the Season (A), Last new Martyr (The), ho" arf Lay t Statue e), 165 Legal seeement (i A), 28 ie Majeete br Let's Try to be Cheerful, 64 Letter from an Affectionat« > re 29 Letter H. and Slavery (T»), 8 Let us be Thankful it no Worse, 251 Lispin Tribes (Teg, 219 Lang Sere, ea Burrender (A), 248 Mayor ay Legs (The), 202 Toad vies ar Walker 1” 119 wament at the Crystal Palace Man oh out of “4 he (A), 63 ae” ben Most of it, da Marten 6 51 caine ad for aden Masses, 149 Impromptu (of course Kettle- 145 Sewrworns in a Milka 159 Medion Srertet, © ations Ee ae vemeneny 205 nt Pagan ages S| a eee at the 285 Mr. Punch’s New Year's Gifts, 21 Muffs of Marylebone, 237 Notices for the Coming Session, at the Royal row Seal BEx- one who Curt (ihe), 62 Mild, 248 Order ae tooaien Our Ad raity Tinker 185 ur Adm’ ers, Dramatic 80, 53, &e. National Defenders, 21 Our Own Correspondent tt the Seat of ar,” 1 Pam and the Poet: Panslavism in the Southern States, 159 PA Zouaves and Petticoa Peso een 01 , 195 Poisoned Poland Drewod to Lama, 25 Political Tabernacle : tie Porter, 290. and Prince, Pope at Bay (The), alg Sere ) 181 ope’s Last (The), 1 Mayday Mase Sh Musle Show (The), 198

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