: Punch or the London Charivari Volume 98 May 17 1890. by Various Burnand F C Francis Cowley Editor - English wit and humor Periodicals Punch

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Editor: Sir F. C. Burnand

PUNCH,

VOLUME 98.

MAY 17, 1890.

ALL IN PLAY.

ONE WHO HAS TAKEN A DOUBLE "FIRST."

A STIRRING POLE.--A more stirring pianist than PADEREWSKI, who played on Friday afternoon at St. James's Hall for the first time in England, has never been heard. The report that he is a Polonised Irishman needs confirmation. The name is suspicious. But there are no sound reasons for supposing that the first two syllables of PADEREWSKI'S name are simply a corruption of the Hibernian "Paddy."

MRS. R. wants to know if she can ascertain all about the Law of Libel, &c., in the works which she contemplates purchasing of WALTER SAVAGE SLANDOR.

OUR ADVERTISERS.

ROYAL QUARTPOTARIUM.--THE RENOWNED WORLD FASTING CHAMPION, who is dressed in a READY-MADE SUIT OF TWEED DITTOS supplied by Messrs. LEVI, SOLOMANS & CO., of 293, Houndsditch, and is

SEATED ON THE GENT'S EASY LOUNGE CHAIR, forming one of the articles of the highly-upholstered dining-room set by Messrs. GLUBBINS, KNICKERBOCKER & CO., of Tottenham Court Road, where at any hour he can be seen

SIPPING ALTERNATELY FROM TWO LARGE CUT-GLASS TUMBLERS, furnished by Messrs. WAGBITTER AND GROANS, of New Oxford Street,

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