Chapter I

JOHN LEECH'S PICTURES OF LIFE AND CHARACTER

Volume Three (of Three)

FROM THE COLLECTION OF "MR. PUNCH"

LONDON: BRADBURY, AGNEW, & CO.,

1887

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INDEX

Abuse of the Aspirate, The ............................1863...021...021

Accepting a Situation .................................1856...040...040

Across Country.........................................1864...181...181

Advice Gratis .........................................1863...187...187

After Dundreary .......................................1862...201...201

After Supper- Strange Admission........................1861...198...198

All the Difference.....................................1863...199...199

Ambition ..............................................1863...039...039

An Afflicted One ......................................1853...214...214

An Idea for a Wet Day .................................1863...215...215

An Interesting Question ...............................1859...204...204

An Old Friend .........................................1853...257...257

Ancient Britons, The ..................................1861...001...001

Another Pretty Little Americanism .....................1864...167...167

Anxious Inquirers .....................................1863...143...143

Anxious to Preserve our Figure, take a Turkish Bath....1861...212...212

Aquatics - When the Bees are Swarming .................1858...059...059

Aristocratic Hotel Company, The........................1863...041...041
...043...043...043...043...044...044

Art Treasures ..... ...................................1860...119...119

At a Rifle Competee-tion in the North..................1863...202...202

At Dieppe .............................................1862...118...118

Attempted Fraud on the Railway ........................1863...241...241

Awful Apparition ......................................1861...171...171

Awful Tale of an Eel ..................................1858...208...208

Awkward for Papa ......................................1863...022...022

Badly Hit During the Recent Engagement with the Guards.1863...236...236

Ball, The .............................................1862...191...191

Battue, The ...........................................1862...125...125

Beach, The - A Sketch for Warm Weather.................1862...161...161
...162...162...163...163...164...164

Bear Baiting ..........................................1862...211...211

Benevolence ...........................................1860...061...061

Beware of Artillery Whiskers...........................1861...011...011

Billiards..............................................1864...169...169

Bit of Household Stuff, A .............................1862...238...238

Biter Bit, The ........................................1864...243...243

Black Diamond, The - The Real Mountain of Light........1851...246...246

Bores of the Beach, The ...............................1860...101...101

Bouncer, A.............................................1860...094...094

Board and Lodging .....................................1864...064...064

Bois de Boulogne-For Cavaliers only....................1863...118...118

Box of Books from London, The .........................1856...233...233

Breaking the Bye-Laws .................................1852...220...220

Brighton Jewels........................................1860...237...237

Brilliant Suggestion, A, Presented gratis to the Horse.1858...261...261

Broken Country, A .....................................1864...234...234

Brook Jump, The........................................1863...145...145

By the Fast Train .....................................1861...115...115

By your Leave .........................................1859...049...049

Cabman Guide, The .....................................1801...052...052

Canine.................................................1863...048...048

Capillary Attractions .................................1858...035...035

Capital Finish, A......................................1860...156...156

Carte de Visite, The ..................................1862...157...157

Cause and Effect ......................................1864.... 057

Caution to the Unwary, A ..............................1859...014...014

Chaff .................................................1862...103...103

Chamber Practice.......................................1860...129...129

Chance for Jeames, A ..................................1860...053...053

Channel Passage, The...................................1862...206...206

Chip of the Old Block, A...............................1862...190...190

Christening of Jones's First, The .....................1803...142...142

Clerical Beard Movement, The ..........................1861...049...049

Cockney at Dieppe, A...................................1851...254...254

Coincidence, A.........................................1860...032...032

Collar Mania, The .....................................1854...064...064

Comfortable Quarters ..................................1859...152...152

Comforter, A...........................................1862...019...019

Complimentary..........................................1864...225...225

Complimentary to Paterfamilias.........................1860...016...016

Confirmed Bachelor.....................................1861...159...159

Connoisseur, A ........................................1859...135...135

Considerate Attention .................................1860...026...026

Consolation ...........................................1859...094...094

Consolation ...........................................1861...130...130

Consoling from Consols ................................1862...096...096

Consummation devoutly to be wished, A..................1862...021...021

Contemplative Man's Recreation, The....................1860...137...137

Contented Mind, A .....................................1860...138...138

Cook's Morning Service, The............................1863...220...220

Costermonger as he is, and as he might be, The ........1863...167...167

Country Races-Amateur Professionals....................1855...215...215

Courtesies of Travel, The..............................1859...123...123

Cricket-The Pride of the Village.......................1863...058...058

Crinoline for Domestic use ............................1862...132...132

Crinoline for Domestic use ............................1862...235...235

Croquet ...............................................1863...106...106

Crossing-Sweeper Nuisance, The ........................1856...008...008

Cruel .................................................1861...004...004

Cruel Joke at a Fete...................................1859...193...193

Cub-Hunting............................................1862...203...203

Curious Echo at a Railway Station......................1861...127...127

Curious effect of Relaxing Air.........................1849...104...104

Dabbling...............................................1861...024...024

Darlings, The, see the 38th Volunteers Drilled ........1861...002...002

Day at Biarritz, A.....................................1863...244...244
...245...245

Day with the Stag, A ..................................1856...252...252

Day's Amusement, A ....................................1864...203...203

Day's Pleasure, A..... ................................1860...025...025

Deal, A ...............................................1863...152...152

Debate on the New Ministry ............................1858...088...088

Decidedly .............................................1860...166...166

De Gustibus, &c........................................1858...258...258

Delicate Hint, A ......................................1863...018...018

Dclicious..............................................1862...136...136

Difference in Opinion, A...............................1863...012...012

Difficult Task, A .....................................1850...127...127

Dignity and Impudence .................................1861...060...060

Dignity and Impudence .................................1858...150...150

Dignity of Age, The....................................1856...015...015

Diner à la Russe ......................................1862...126...126

Dining under Difficulties..............................1861...008...008

Dinner-Bell, The ......................................1849...259...259

Dip in French Waters, A................................1862...063...063

Dissenters in the University...........................1855...127...127

District Telegraph, The ...............................1863...023...023

Disturbed Imagination, A ..............................1859...230...230

Diving Belles..........................................1862...118...118

Dog-days, The .........................................1864...218...218

Doing a little Business ...............................1864...247...247

Doosed aggravating for Cornet Hinders..................1863...055...055

Doubtful Compliment, A.................................1862...126...126

Dramatic...............................................1863...231...231

Drawing Room, A .......................................1858...127...127

Drawing Room, The .....................................1863...014...014

Dried Up ..............................................1859...086...086

Duet under Difficulties, A ............................1863...176...176

Dust Ilo! The Long Dress Nuisance......................1863...184...184

Effect of Sixpence a Mile..............................1857...157...157

Effect of Stopping the Grog ...........................1849...154...154

Effects of the "Weather on a Sensitive Plant ..........1861...172...172

Emphatic ..............................................1861...004...004

End of a Friend of the Family .........................1862...116...116

Engaged Ones, The .....................................1847...168...168

English Darlings reflected in a French Mirror..........1862...098...098

English Gold Field, An ................................1854...036...036

English Soldiers according to French Notions ..........1860...098...098

Escort, An.............................................1862...148...148

Excess of Cleanliness, An .............................1860...023...023

Exhausted Student, The ................................1862...065...065

Express ...............................................1864...066...066

Experiment on a Vile Body, An..........................1859...029...029

Extravagance...........................................1858...029...029

Facetious Inference, A ................................1861...007...007

Fact, A ...............................................1860...018...018

Fact, A ...............................................1860...153...153

False Alarm, surely! .................................1861...052...052

Family Box at the Theatre, A...........................1857...257...257

Fancy Fair, The .......................................1864...214...214

Fancy Scene, A-Winning the Gloves......................1860...224...224

Fancy Sketch...........................................1860...033...033

Farewell...............................................1856...264...264

Fashion for next Summer, The ..........................1860...139...139

Fashions in Hair ......................................1862...107...107

Fatuous Fashion, A ....................................1858...219...219

Fellow Martyrs ........................................1864...193...193

Feminine Rivalry ......................................1864...175...175

Financial Difficulty, A................................1861...013...013

Financial Question, The ...............................1862...259...259

Fine Polish, A ........................................1852...096...096

First Beginnings ......................................1863...194...194

First Day of the Season ...............................1861...035...035

First of September ....................................1852...070...070

Fitting Hospitality ...................................1863...176...176

Flagrant Attempt, A....................................1862...177...177

Flattering Proposal ...................................1860...155...155

Flunkeiana.............................................1848...104...104

Flunkeiana.............................................1864...205...205

Flunkey in Trouble, A..................................1864...199...199

Fly-Fishing ...........................................1863...170...170

Fond Delusion .........................................1860...131...131

Force of Habit ........................................1864...146...146

Force of Habit (for Family People only)................1861...203...203

Foreign Infliction, A .................................1859...222...222

For-rad,-For-rad-Away! ................................1861...209...209

Freaks of a Pet Dog....................................1852...210...210

Freshener on the Downs, A..............................1857...120...120

Friendly Prescription .................................1856...021...021

Frivolity..............................................1858...099...099

Frolic Home after a Blank Day, A ......................1859...196...196

Furniture Removal Agency, A ...........................1860...214...214

Gale, The..............................................1862...073...073

Garotte Effect, A......................................1863...119...119

Generous Offer ............. ..........................1860...045...045

Gent at Cost Price, A .................................1856...155...155

Geographical Joke, A ..................................1855...143...143

Going North ...........................................1862...081...081

Going Out of Town .....................................1860...016...016

Going through the Alphabet ............................1860...306...306

Going to Court ........................................1863...344...344

Going to Cover.........................................1861...324...324

Gold Field in the "Diggins," A.........................1854...037...037

Gone Away! ............................................1861...030...030

Good Blacking .........................................1853...102...102

Gordian Knot for Robinson, A ..........................1862...017...017

Grand National Rose Show...............................1858...232...232

Great Bonnet Question, The ............................1857...254...254

Great Exhibition ......................................1862...243...243

Great Whisker Cutting Movement, The ...................1861...116...116

Grievance, A...........................................1863...141...141

Ground Swell, A .......................................1S61...028...028

Groundless Alarm.......................................1861...170...170

Groundless Alarm.......................................1862...142...142

Guardian of the Field, The.............................1855...131...131

Harry takes bis Cousins to see the Hounds Meet.........1862...145...145

Haymarket and Thereabout, The..........................1862...088...088

Healthy and Amusing Game ..............................1860...045...045

Held in Cheek .........................................1858...033...033

Helping Him On ........................................1861...061...061

Hero Worship ..........................................1850...221...221

Hint to the Engaged Ones of England, A.................1859...239...239

Hint to Travellers.....................................1860...048...048

History-The Ancient Britons ...........................1861...001...001

Holidays at Home.......................................1860...183...183

Hopeful Prospect, A....................................1863...010...010

Horrid Girl............................................1861...144...144

Horse Dealer's Logic, A ...............................1863...140...140

Hot Chestnut, A, is very Good after Dinner.............1862...217...217

Household Economy......................................1861...138...138

How Not to Do It.......................................1863...242...242

How to Bother Cabby....................................1863...213...213

How to Clear a Carriage for a Cigar ...................1864...182...182

How to Make a Watering Place Pleasant..................1861...024...024

How Would it be Without Crinoline? ....................1864...197...197

Humour of the Streets, The ............................1860...090...090

Humour of the Streets, The ............................1861...139...139

Hunting from Town......................................1862...147...147

Hurrah! ...............................................1860...263...263

Hush! Hush! .........................................1863...122...122

Hygienic Pleasure, A ..................................1863...200...200

Idle Servant, The .....................................1863...099...099

Immense Treat for the Party Concerned..................186l...102...102

Important Matter ......................................1860...149...149

Impostor, An...........................................1863...150...150

Improving the Time.....................................1857...341...341

Impudence .............................................1849...230...230

In Barracks............................................1860...094...094

Incident of Travel, An.................................1859...088...088

Incident of Travel, An.................................1864...158...158

Influence of the Railway on the Rhine..................1864...173...173

In Good Society........................................1851...249...249

Injured Brother, An....................................1861...015...015

In Search of Excitement ...............................1850...246...246

"In the Bay of Biscay, O!" ................ ...........1862...115...115

Innocent Delusions ....................................1863...139...139

Inquiring Mind, An.....................................1861...045...045

In Search of a Victim .................................1860...011...011

In State ..............................................1844...146...146

In the Volunteers .....................................1862...025...025

Invalid, The ..........................................1860...103...103

Irresistible ..........................................1860...069...069

It is Safer to go with your Animal.....................1862...147...147

John Bull à la Française...............................1855...262...262

John Tomkins and'Arry Bloater .........................1862...068...068

Jolly Anglers..........................................1864...125...125

Jolly Game, A .........................................1857...221...221

Jumping to a Conclusion ...............................1864...206...206

Junior Counsel, A........ .............................1848...257...257

Knowing Animal, A .....................................1857...187...187

Ladies' Lap Dog Show, The..............................1862...254...254

Lady Audley's Secret ..................................1863...009...009

La Mode................................................1860...354...354

La Mode-The Zouave Jacket .............................1860...056...056

Last Day at the Seaside, The-Packing Up ...............1861...027...027

Last New Thing in Cloaks, The..........................1859...107...107

Last Sweet Thing in Hats, The..........................1859...028...028

Late from the School-room..............................1860...012...012

Latest Fashion, The....................................1857...111...111

Latest Fast Thing, The ................................1863...039...039

Latest Improvement, The ...............................1856...069...069

Latest from Abroad-Powder and all the Rest of it.......1862...048...048

Latest Style, The .....................................1856...106...106

Legal Solfeggio, The ..................................1846...116...116

Le Sport...............................................1862...256...256

Lesson, The ...........................................1862...002...002

Lesson in French, A...V................................1855...086...086

Like unto Like ........................................1862...211...211

Likely Bait, A ........................................1860...178...178

Likely Case, A.........................................1855...050...050

Linguist, The..........................................1863...065...065

Little Bit of Yorkshire, A ............................1864...212...212

Little Family Breeze, A ...............................1864...173...173

Little Farce at a Railway Station, A...................1859...063...063

Little Railway Drama, A................................1863...186...186

Little Rowlands* Macassar Wanted Somewhere, A .........1863...099...099

Little Scene at Brussels, A ...........................1864...209...209

Little Smoke-Jack, A ..................................1863...131...131

London Cream ..........................................1864...146...146

London Highlanders.....................................1861...200...200

Looking at it Pleasantly ..............................1864...123...123

"Love's Course Never Did" You Know.....................1864...205...205

Loving Cup, A..........................................1858...104...104

Lowest Depth, The......................................1864...211...211

Lucid Explanation, A ..................................1852...063...063

Making it Intelligible.................................1864...202...202

Making the Best of It .................................1858...007...007

Malvern Hills, The ....................................1864...262...262

Man of Discrimination, A ..............................1863...188...188

Man of Ideas, A .......................................1861...174...174

Man's Rooms at the Temple, A...........................1863...106...106

Marriage Question, The ................................1858...047...047

Master and Man-A Pretty State of Things................1861...064...064

Medium, A..............................................1861...079...079

Mere Trifle, A ........................................1862...134...134

Mermaid, A ............................................1854...058...058

Militia Man, A.........................................1854...076...076

Mistaking a Title .....................................1860...065...065

Moral of it, The ......................................1862...235...235

Morning Ride, The .....................................1863...248...248

Mossoo Learning to Swim ...............................1862...118...118

Most Flattering........................................1861...216...216

Most Offensive ........................................1859...021...021

Mr, Briggs's Adventuresin the Highlands................1861...081...081
...083...083...085...085...087...087...089...089...091...091...093...093...095...095...097...097

Mr. Briggs's Horse Taming Experiences..................1863...258...258
...261...261

Mrs. J. has the Best of It ............................1860...055...055

Muscular Education - The Private Tutor ................1860...110...110

Natural Impatience.....................................1860...046...046

Nature when Unadorned, &c..............................1861...054...054

New Leathers, too!.....................................1861...031...031

NeW Ride, The, Frightful Scene in Kensington Gardens...1860...247...247

New School, The........................................1862...136...136

Nicc Game for Two or More, A ..........................1861...110...110

Nice Little Dinner, The ...............................1853...063...063

Nightmare, A ..........................................1862...250...250

No Doubt of It.........................................1860...073...073

Not a bad Judge .......................................1859...101...101

Not a doubtful Race....................................1845...250...250

Nothing like doing it Thoroughly ......................1864...179...179

Nothing Eke Mountain Air ..............................1860...047...047

Not so bad as he seems ................................1860...359...359

Not so Easy ...........................................1853...160...160

Not such a bad Thing in a Shower ......................1860...057...057

Novel Suggestion ......................................1863...078...078

Now I'm Papa ..........................................1860...108...108

No. 999, Government Transport .........................1855...114...114

Object of Attraction, An ..............................1860...189...189

Ocular Demonstration ..................................1857...157...157

Office Incident, An ...................................1863...124...124

Old School ............................................1862...023...023

On Duty ...............................................1844...134...134

Oh, how Jolly!.........................................1859...101...101

Oh, that I were in that Balcony! ......................1864...180...180

On a Parisian Boulevard................................1861...109...109

One Night from Home....................................1861...006...006

One of the Right Sort..................................1860...034...034

One-sided View, A .....................................1846...260...260

On the Racecourse .....................................1852...109...109

On the Sands...........................................1860...074...074

On the Way to Parade...................................1860...068...068

Opportunity, An .......................................1862...128...128

Opposite Opinions .....................................1859...056...056

Order we hope to see issued, An .......................1861...156...156

Organ Grinding Nuisance, The ..........................1864...255...255

Our Foreign Visitors ..................................1861...156...156

Our Indolent Young Man ................................1859...079...079

Our National Defences .................................1860...102...102

Our Volunteers.........................................1860...019...019

Out of his Element ....................................1862...256...256

Outrage upon a Gallant Tnrk............................1856...253...253

Oysters ...............................................1864...140...140

Painful Subject, A ....................................1861...121...121

Partridge Shooting ....................................1860...097...097

Partridge Shooting ....................................1863...223...223

Persuasive ............................................1863...060...060

Pet-Love...............................................1862...149...149

Philosophy in Sport....................................1859...171...171

Photograph, The .......................................1861...132...132

Pious Public-House, The................................1855...112...112

Pitiable Objects ......................................1862...053...053

Pheasant Shooting, A Warm Corner.......................1858...117...117

Pleasant...............................................1863...148...148

Tleasant Intelligence .................................1863...076...076

Pleasant Prospect, A ..................................1864...253...253

Pleasures of the Country, The..........................1863...191...191

Pleasures of the Sea, The..............................1857...241...241

Pleasures of Vegetarianism ............................1852...086...086

Pluck! ...............................................1863...104...104

Polite Attention ......................................1861...022...022

Political Prospects ...................................1859...020...020

Poor Cousin Charles ...................................1864...190...190

Poor Fellow ...........................................1863...108...108

Poor Little Fellow ....................................1861...033...033

Portrait, The,-Finishing Touch to the Dress ...........1862...074...074

Portrait of a certain Student who is Reading so hard...1861...026...026

Poser, A...............................................1861...003...003

Posing a Customer .....................................1861...084...084

Positive Fact, of Course ..............................1862...013...013

Practising for a Match........ ........................1862...174...174

Practising on a Patient................................1858...124...124

Preliminary Canter, A..................................1862...168...168

Prepared for Garottcrs.................................1863...192...192

Prevention is Better than Cure ........................1863...198...198

Pretty Exhibition near Bromplon, A.....................1862...189...189

Private Theatricals-The Mouslaches.....................1860...066...066

Probability, A—"Hold your Zebra, Sir?" ...............1858...070...070

Problem for Young Ladies, A............................1862...032...032

Professional ..........................................1859...005...005

Profligate Pastrycook's, The ..........................1855...113...113

Progress of Civilization...............................1854...178...178

Proper Precaution, A ..................................1862...031...031

Prudence...............................................1862...121...121

Prudential Assurance ..................................1859...075...075

Putting his Foot in it ................................1864...225...225

Putting it Blandly.....................................1863...109...109

Putting Principle into Practice .......................1861...058...058

Quiet Rebuke, A .......................................1864...137...137

Quip Modest, The.......................................1862...122...122

Quite Exhausted .......................................1856...140...140

Race for a Fare, A ....................................1859...107...107

Raillery ..............................................1864...207...207

Railway Grievance .....................................1864...233...233

Railway Morals.........................................1864...141...141

Rather a Kitcheny way of Putting it ...................1863...143...143

Rather a Knowing Thing in Nets ........................1860...046...046

Rather Keen ...........................................1859...195...195

Rather 'Ossy............... ...........................1863...223...223

Rather Vulgar, but Perfectly True......................1862...051...051

Ready when Wanted, or Militia Volunteers...............1854...228...228
...229...229

Real Enjoyment ........................................1861...076...076

Reai Independence .....................................1863...201...201

Real Tragedy ..........................................1864...134...134

Real Treasure, A ......................................1859...001...001

Recreation for the Horse Guards .......................1851...240...240

Relaxation.............................................1861...023...023

Repose ................................................1862...077...077

Resources of the Establishment ........................1860...050...050

Retaliation............................................1864...233...233

Return from the Races-Bois de Boulogne ................1864...232...232

Riding-hat Question, The ..............................1861...100...100

Rival Barrels, The ....................................1854...241...241

Sagacious Cabby, A ....................................1862...227...227

Salmon Fishing.........................................1863...133...133

Scarborough, At .......................................1862...227...227

Scene-A Certain gay Watering Place.....................1859...069...069

Scene at Sandbath .....................................1861...080...080

Sccne in a Modern Studio ..............................1856...029...029

Sccne on a Bridge at Paris ............................1863...226...226

Scene-The Row..........................................1863...217...217

School for Old Gentlemen, A............................1858...193...193

Sea-fishing ........................ ..................1863...005...005

Sea-side Studies.......................................1860...025...025

Sea-side Subject, A, Party in Search of Repose ........1862...054...054

Secular Pursuit, A..... ...............................1857...092...092

Self Importance........................................1861...011...011

Sensation Ball, The ...................................1862...088...088

Sensation Novel, The ..................................1864...194...194

Serious Complaint, A ..................................1855...155...155

Serious Drawback, A ...................................1861...009...009

Scrvantgalisra, No. XIII...............................1863...010...010

Servantgalism, No. XIV.................................1860...128...128

Servantgalism, No. XV..................................1864...169...169

Servantgalism, &c., No. XVI............................1863...220...220

Servantgalism in Australia-A Fact .....................1864...221...221

Severe.................................................1860...012...012

Serving Him Out .......................................1862...084...084

Shocking Incident in Real Life ........................1864...251...251

Shocking Young Lady Indeed, A .........................1860...067...067

Shoeburyncss...........................................1864...251...251

Short Cut through the Wood, A..........................1862...117...117

Sign of Progress, A ...................................1864...131...131

Singular Optical Delusion .............................1850...135...135

Sketch at a Steeple Chacc, A...........................1863...145...145

Sketch from a Study Window.............................1863...078...078

Sketch in St. James's Street, A .......................1860...007...007

Sketch on the Downs, A.................................1861...111...111

Sketch on the Sea-Coast during the Gale................1862...105...105

Sketches at Brighton ..................................1802...237...237

Sketching Master, The..................................1858...040...040

Slow Game, A ..........................................1863...105...105

Snooks has Joined a Rifle Corps .......................1861...192...192

Soap-Bubbles...........................................1857...186...186

Social Treadmill, The,—The Wedding Breakfast..........1857...063...063

Some more Foreign Visitors ............................1862...182...182

Something in that......................................1856...133...133

Something like a Description...........................1860...030...030

Something like an Inducement ..........................1860...184...184

Soothing Explanation ..................................1860...050...050

Sou'-Wester in a Sea-side Lodging-House, A ............1863...066...066

Special Pleader, A ....................................1861...143...143

Spirit-Rapping ........................................1860...232...232

Spirit Drawing by our own Medium, A....................1860...236...236

Spoon-shaped Bonnet, The...............................1860...066...066

Sport (?)Fowl Shooting ................................1860...347...347

Sporting Intelligence .................................1859...097...097

Sportive Elements, The ................................1860...246...246

Spread of the Volunteer Movement-Scene, the Schoolroom.1860...074...074

Startling Result.......................................1857...152...152

Steeple-Chacc Study, A ................................1860...185...185

Stolen Pleasures are Sweet ............................1863...051...051

Stont Assertion, A ....................................1863...123...123

Street Fight, A .......................................1864...211...211

Study of Crinoline, A .................................1858...216...216

Studies of Crinoline during an Equinoctial Gale .......1863...221...221

Subject for a Picture..................................1861...047...047

Submissive Husband, The ... ...........................1862...233...233

Suburban Flyman, The ..................................1864...207...207

Successful Angling.....................................1849...254...254

Summer Visitors .......................................1855...022...022

Superfluous Advice ....................................1847...213...213

Table d'hote à Paris, A ...............................1864...219...219

Taking it Manfully ....................................1860...195...195

Taking the Risks ......................................1861...120...120

Terrible Threat, A ....................................1862...034...034

The Very Thing ........................................1860...133...133

Those Horrid Boys Again ... ...........................1860...015...015

Tit Bit, A ............................................1861...082...082

To be Pitied ............ .............................1863...181...181

Tolerably Broad Hint, A................................1859...130...130

Toll-Bar Nuisance, The ................................1864...154...154

Too Pad................................................1862...116...116

Too Bad, by Jove Î You Know ...........................1860...053...053

Too Clever by Half ....................................1863...008...008

Towards the Close of the Season........................1856...092...092

Travellers' Luggage....................................1860...020...020

True Tale, A.................... ......................1863...126...126

Truly Delightful ........ .............................1856...077...077

Tu Quoque .............................................1858...226...226

Tu Quoque, A ..........................................1861...009...009

Turning the Tables ; or a Little Sauce for the Gander..1862...108...108

Tyrant, A .............................................1859...058...058

Unexpected Always Happens, The.........................1860...109...109

Unexpected Arrival, An ................................1863...153...153

Unexpected Bliss ......................................1861...008...008

Unexpected Change, An..................................1860...017...017

Unfeeling Husband, An .................................1856...131...131

Unwelcome Pleasantry...................................1861...062...062

Useful and Ornamental .................................1861...149...149

Useful Appliances......................................1862...067...067

Useful at Last.........................................1861...008...008

Valuable Addition to the Aquarium......................1860...075...075

Vaulting Ambition......................................1856...065...065

Very Careful ..........................................1860...158...158

Very Considerate ......................................1864...240...240

Very Cruel Satire .....................................1860...151...151

Very Much Alive .. ....................................1856...177...177

Very Much at Sea.......................................1860...210...210

Very Rude Indeed.......................................1847...053...053

Very Slangy ...........................................1855...144...144

Very Thing, The .......................................1860...183...183

Very Vulgar Subject, A ................................1859...132...132

Victim to Over Exertion, A.............................1859...061...061

Visit to the Studio, A ................................1860...188...188

Vive le Sport Again....................................1862...194...194

Volunteer Review, The ..... ...........................1860...006...006

Vulpecide, The Base Indeed ............................1862...185...185

Waltzing of the Period ................................1861...165...165

Watering-Place Pleasure, A ............................1864...186...186

Weight for Age........... .............................1855...114...114

Well (?) Brought Up....................................1863...076...076

Well Over! Anyhow .....................................1863...100...100

Well! The Boldness of some People......................1861...027...027

Well Timed ............................................1864...135...135

We should Think it Did ................................1860...082...082

What is it?............................................1856...121...121

What Next? ............................................1854...178...178

What our Volunteers Ought Not to Do....................1862...231...231

What's the Matter with Him?............................1859...114...114

What's to be Done in July?.............................1861...020...020

What we could Bear a Good Deal of......................1863...204...204

What we Want to Know...................................1863...250...250

When Doctors Disagree, &c., &c.........................1844...234...234

Which is the Brute?....................................1858...234...234

Who would have Thought it ?............................1860...038...038

Wicket Proceeding, A...................................1863...057...057

Wind S. W., Fresh .....................................1859...018...018

Wire Fence, The .......................................1863...218...218

Word to the Wise, A ...................................1860...003...003

X-Cellent Notion, An ..................................1855...158...158

Yeomanry Service, The..................................1856...062...062

Yes, on Some People ...................................1859...016...016

Yet another Americanism................................1864...179...179

Young England..........................................1862...033...033

Young Northamptonshire.................................1859...151...151