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  • 1860
    • PREFACE
    • Introduction
      • THE PALMERSTON CABINET
      • POLITICAL SUMMARY
      • NOTES
    • Almanack for 1860
      • Classicality for the month
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      • Professional nursery rhymes.
        • SHERIFFS OFFICER
        • LAWYER.
        • COSTERMONGER.
        • BUTCHER.
        • PARSON.
        • TAX-COLLECTOR.
        • MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT.
        • TAILOR.
        • MEDICAL MAN.
        • USURER.
        • RAILWAY DIRECTOR.
      • Jokes
        • Part 1
        • Part 2
        • Part 3
        • Part 4
        • Part 5
      • Cartoons
        • OUR NATIONAL DEFENCES.
        • NOT SUCH A BAD THING IN A SHOWER!!
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        • IRISH LAKE-FISHING.
        • A DAY AT THE CAMP.
        • THE FASHION FOR NEXT SUMMER.
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        • VALUABLE ADDITION TO THE AQUARIUM.
        • IRRESISTIBLE.
        • NO DOUBT OF IT!
        • MRS. J. HAS THE BEST OF IT!
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        • SEA-SIDE STUDIES!
        • NOT SO BAD AS HE SEEMS.
        • A BOUNCER.
        • SPORT (!) IN 1859.-FOWL-SHOOTING.
        • HINT TO TRAVELLERS.
        • THE JOLLY GAME OF SNOWBALLING, AS PLAYED IN OUR SQUARE.
        • PRIVATE THEATRICALS.- THE MOUSTACHES.
        • THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT – CHARING THE BEST SHOT IN ENGLAND.
      • Articles
        • MR. PUNCH’S ENTOMOLOGICAL RECREATIONS.
        • WHERE ARE THEY!
        • ARTIFICIALITIES.
        • REASONS WHY I WEAR CRINOLINE.
        • SOCIAL SUGGESTIONS.
        • LACONIC LOVE-LETTERS.
        • LOST MEN.
        • REFLECTIONS AT DRILL.
        • A FAIR WARNING.
        • READING CHARACTERS IN WRITING.
        • WORDS FOR NIGGER MELODISTS.
        • MAXIMS BY A MISANTHROPE.
        • MR. PUNCH ENTOMOLOGICAL RECREATIONS.
        • MISERABLE ATTEMPTS.
        • MORAL MAXIMS.
    • January, 7
      • All the worlds twelfth-night.
      • Macaulay.
      • A Mistletoe.
      • unnamed
      • JUVENILE RIFLE CORPS.
      • Too Good by Half.
      • STAGE LAWYERS.
      • Wanted-A Ruin.
      • SOME GOOD ACCOUNT AT LAST.
      • MUSIC AND MYSTERY.
      • THE POPE AND THE PIG.
      • LATE AND EARLY SWEDES.
      • Freddy goes to Rifle Corps.
      • THE BARD OF BICESTER.
      • THE HOME MARKET.
      • He is not Everybody.
      • THE WESTMINSTER REPRESENTATION.
      • TWO HUNDRED RIDES IN THE QUEENS VAN.
      • AN UNUSUAL NEW YEARS GIFT.
      • RATHER A KNOWING THING IN NETS.
      • CLERICAL OLD CLO MEN.
      • ROMAN CATHOLIC EMIGRATION.
      • WON T-EE GO TO CONGRESS?
      • 1815 AND 1860.
      • LADIES TRAINS.
      • ALDERMANIC REASONING.
      • DEATH OF A VALUABLE MEMBER OF SOCIETY.
      • IMPORTANT MEDICAL MEETING.
      • LORD BYRON, LORD PUNCH, AND LORD FINGALL.
      • Little Grigley polishing Boots.
      • TOBACCO-STOPPERS WANTED.
      • THE TREATMENT OF THE NAVY.
      • POPE AND CONGRESS.
      • A NEW LITERARY INVENTION.
    • January, 14
      • Pipe smoker.
      • A CHANT FOR CHRISTMAS.
      • PUNCH v. BURGOYNE.
      • A NEW FAMILY PAPER.
      • MINISTERS AT A PROVERB.
      • A RISING CORPS.
      • COMIC CHRONOLOGY.
      • POPE AND POLE.
      • SCENE A PARK. HOUNDS RUNNING.
      • THE MOCK DUTCH AUCTION.
      • YOUNG 1860.
      • A PUT DOWN FOR THE POISONMONGERS.
      • Volunteer Rifle Movement.
      • MEETING OF SOUTHAMPTON MAINEACS.
      • SO MUCH FOR BUCKINGHAM PALACE!
      • HIS PERSECUTED HOLINESS.
      • WANTED, A LITTLE MORE IMPROVING.
      • A HUNDRED TO ONE.
      • STANZAS TO A RESPECTABLE CONVICT.
      • THE BLACK QUAD AND HIS WHITE BROTHER.
      • FANCIES WRITTEN BY THE FIRELIGHT.
      • THE MANUALS.
      • A STRIKE IN THE PARLOUR.
      • An Admiral Adrift.
      • ST.LUKES AND BEDLAM.
    • January, 21
      • Clerk and Swell.
      • THE CONVERTED CABMAN.
      • MURDER IN JEST.
      • Laurels for Laurie.
      • THE ADVANTAGES OF HAVING WET WEATHER IN THE COUNTRY.
      • MACAULAY IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
      • MORE FANCIES BY THE FIRELIGHT.
      • ITS NATIVE ELEMENT.
      • Paw and Maw.
      • THE SCOTCH PHARISEES LAST!
      • Reweigh this Justice.
      • Volunteers in Rifle Corps.
      • THE DRAFT CHEERS HIS HOLINESS.
      • ALBERT SMITHS PIGEON.
      • THE CONGRESS PARTY.
      • SUICIDE AT STOCKBRIDGE.
      • SADDLING THE RIGHT HORSE.
      • Succour for Scotchmen.
      • BEARS AND LYONS.
      • Sweets to the Sweet.
      • BUCHANAN ON HUMAN STOCK.
      • Most Indecorous.
      • THE RIGHT COLOUR FOR A RIFLE CORPS.
      • The True Aristocracy.
      • A WELCOME TO WINTER.
      • THE POPE IN A FIX.
      • FRENCH AND ENGLISH MARRIAGE-MARKET.
      • AN IRISH ANGEL.
      • Swells.
      • CRINOLINE FOR CRIMINALS.
      • What Sparkle!
    • January, 28
      • MARK, WOODCOCK!
      • A PILL FOR THE POPE.
      • Materials for History.
      • POLITICS AND PETTICOATS.
      • VOLUNTEERS AND VETERANS.
      • NIGHTINGALES NOTES.
      • An Orleans Plum.
      • GRAVESENDS CASE STATED.
      • THE PAPAL POSITION.
      • RHODOMONTADE.
      • THE FREE-TRADE SCHOOLMISTRESS AND HER FRENCH SCHOLAR.
      • INTERESTING TO PERVERTS.
      • VERBUM SAPIENTI.
      • OUR ROVING CORRESPONDENT.
      • Missionary Economy.
      • HUMOURS OF THE HOLY SEE.
      • THE DEATH OF THE CAT.
      • Wit in Literary Circles.
      • CLERICAL COSMETICS.
      • FRIARS BALSAM.
      • A TOBACCO CONGRESS.
      • THE RIGHTS O MAN.
      • Old beaux of Brown Bess.
      • Field Officer.
      • WHAT REFORMATORIES HAVE DONE.
      • ONE THING THEY MANAGE BETTER IN FRANCE.
    • February, 04
      • PUNCHS ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT.
      • The Queen.
      • Scene II.
      • Scene III.
      • ST STEPHENS AND ST GEORGES-IN-THE-EAST.
      • HOW TO PREVENT BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION.
      • Elegant Creatures.
      • PUNCHS BOOK OF BRITISH COSTUMES.
      • IRISH NATIONAL HUMOUR.
      • A WORD IN THE SWELL VOCABULARY.
      • The Cat on its Last Legs.
      • THE TRUE LOVERS KNOT.
      • PAM AND THE JACKDAW.
      • THE WEED AND THE FLOWER.
      • A STOPPER FOR A BOTTLE-STOPPER.
      • Great Social Questions.
      • LATE FROM THE NURSERY.
      • BOOK-KEEPING BY THE FRENCH METHOD.
      • INSPECTOR-GENERAL DR. RUSSELL.
      • TWO SWELLS BOW TO LADIES.
      • SCOTCHING THE BANKRUPTCY SNAKE.
      • Save us from Such Friends!
      • A COOKES HEAD ON A CHARGER.
      • ONE WORD TO ENGLISHMEN.
      • A PANEGYRIC ON PARLIAMENT.
    • February, 11
      • Jones looking out of window.
      • A LITTLE TOUR IN FRANCE.
      • Juvenile Artist.
      • Bright on the Old Ways.
      • NI PLUS NI MOINS.
      • A SAD PROSPECT INDEED.
      • HOMAGE TO THE PUBLIC SERVICE.
      • Georgina and Gus.
      • MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT.
      • PUNCHS ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT.
      • THE NEXT INVASION.
      • ALLOCUTION ON THE UNIVERS.
      • DOING A BIT OF STIFF.
      • The Bank of Faithful Ireland.
      • EIGHTEEN PENNORTH OF SNUFF.
      • PUNCHS BOOK OF BRITISH COSTUMES.
      • A SCHOOLMISTRESS ABROAD.
      • Election Colours.
      • Volunteer’s shoot.
      • FISCAL FUN AND FROLIC.
      • A new Sensation at the Haymarket.
      • THE CRITIC OR A TRAGEDY HEARSED.
      • WISE BETIMES.
    • February, 18
      • Active Cad.
      • THE SOLDIERS LIFE PRESERVER.
      • THE MINT OF MODENA.
      • THE INCOME-TAX FOR EVER.
      • THE GENEROSITY OF GREEN ERIN.
      • PUNCHS ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT.
      • THE BUDGET OF 1860.
      • SPREAD OF THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT.
      • THE DEFIANCE OF SIR JOHN BARLEYCORNE.
      • A SOP FOR CERBERUS.
      • A COOL QUESTION AND A COURTEOUS ANSWER.
      • FACTS FOR FOREIGNERS.
      • PUNCHS BOOK OF BRITISH COSTUMES.
      • NOTES ON NAPLES.
      • THE FREEWOMEN OF VENICE.
      • TRUE AND FALSE PROPHETS.
      • A Nominal Duty.
      • A GO AT THE GAS-ROBBERS.
      • A DREADFUL BLOW AND GREAT DISCOURAGEMENT.
      • British and Foreign Exchange.
      • A CAPITAL FINISH.
      • LITERATURE LOOKING UP.
      • REVEREND HISTRIONICS.
    • February, 25
      • Experienced Young Fellow.
      • A BALLAD ON THE BUDGET.
      • PUNCHS ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT.
      • THE PROSPECTS OF PAPER.
      • LEFT HIS PLACE – A GOOD ENGLISH COOKE.
      • A GEM OF AMERICAN CRITICISM.
      • The Latest Arrival from Paris.
      • RAILWAY LINES OF POLITICS.
      • A DREAM OF THE GREAT UNPAID.
      • FLATTERING PROPOSAL.
      • THE BITTER PILL, OR THE LEAST OF TWO EVILS.
      • INVOLUNTARY PUNSTERS.
      • THE GLADSTONE PILL.
      • Winter in the Highlands.
      • THE CAT IN THE CUPBOARD.
      • WHAT NEXT?
      • Personally Speaking.
      • PUNCHS BOOK OF BRITISH COSTUMES.
      • PHONETIC SPELLING.
      • INCOME-TAX WORKHOUSES.
      • QUITE OUT OF THE QUESTION.
      • A Practical Poem.
      • POLITENESS!
      • PHYSIC AND ASTRONOMY.
      • THE FASHIONABLE FRIZZLING IRONS.
      • IRISH PLAYFULNESS.
    • March, 03
      • Boy and shopkeeper.
      • RHYMES FOR JUVENILE M.P.S.
      • Ultramontane Tendencies.
      • PUNCHS ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT.
      • PUNCHS BOOK OF BRITISH COSTUMES.
      • AN ANECDOTE CORRECTED.
      • THE RATHBORNE PAMTHLET.
      • THE WRONG RING FOR LADIES.
      • A Consummation devoutly to be Wished.
      • A WORD TO THE WISE.
      • OPERATIC FINANCE.
      • WONDERS OF MACHINERY.
      • THE MOUNTEBANK MEMBER.
      • THE BOY FOR OUR MONEY.
      • MR. BULL ENLARGING HIS BUSINESS.
      • Income with a Difference.
      • CHAPLAIN, BUTLER, BRATS AND ALL.
      • ASTROLOGY IN QUEER STREET.
      • THE LATEST PHOTOGRAPHIC DODGE.
      • PAROCHIAL ANTHOLOGY.
      • Whats in a Name
      • SHALL WE SMOKE ON RAILWAYS
      • LEGAL STREET-SHOWS.
      • Colouring the Truth.
      • A GOOD OLD COMIC CLOWN WANTED.
    • March, 10
      • RUINED ENGLAND
      • A Canvas-Backed Duck.
      • RIGHTS OF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
      • INTERNATIONAL DUET.
      • A MERE TRIFLE.
      • MILLINERY AND MECHANICS.
      • PARODIES FOR POLITICANS.
      • AN IMPORTANT DUTY.
      • SEVERE.
      • PUNCHS ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT.
      • PARLIAMENTARY PATENT MEDICINE.
      • Progress of Artillery.
      • THE OLD NEWS BOY.
      • AN UNCOMMONLY CIVIL WAR.
      • A NOVELTY IN SCOTLAND.
      • BITTER BEER AND SOUR WINE.
      • PROPOSAL FOR A NEW TAX.
      • Desert and Deserters.
      • BEGINNING TO TAKE NOTICE.
      • SOMETHING POWERFUL IN THE CHURCH.
      • MONS RUSSELIUS BIS PARTURIENS.
      • WITLERS WIT.
      • PUBLIC HOUSE PORT.
      • Cynic, Laugh at Thyself.
      • Young pride.
      • PUNCHS BOOK OF BRITISH COSTUMES.
      • An Apician Budget.