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"Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, August 21, 1841"

Oh, law!
On SATURDAY, the 28th of AUGUST, will be presented,
(_Interspersed with Drum and Mouth Organ_),
PUNCHINUZZI,
BY EGO SCRIBLERUS, ESQ.
Taken from his "magnificent" Dramatic Poem, entitled, "PUNCH NUTS UPON
HIMSELF."
The following Opinions on the Actable qualities of _Punchinuzzi_, are
selected from a vast mass of similar notices.
"This ere play 'ud draw at ony fare."--_The late Mr. Richardson_.
"This happy poetic drama would be certain to command crowded and elegant
_courts_."--_La Belle Assemblee_.
"We have read _Punchinuzzi_, and we fearlessly declare that the mantle of
that metropolitan bard, the late Mr. William Waters, has descended upon the
gifted author."--_Observer_.
"Worthy of the _streets_ in their best days."--_Fudge_.
No Orders! No Free List! No Money!!.
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THE WHIGS' LAST DYING SPEECH, AS DELIVERED BY THE QUEEN
It is with no common pride that PUNCH avails himself of the opportunity
presented to him, from sources exclusively his own, of laying before his
readers a copy of the original draft of the Speech decided upon at a late
Cabinet Council. There is a novelty about it which pre-eminently
distinguishes it from all preceding orations from the throne or the
woolsack, for it has a purpose, and evinces much kind consideration on the
part of the Sovereign, in rendering this monody on departed Whiggism as
grateful as possible to its surviving friends and admirers.


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