Mr. Punch Afloat: The Humours of Boating and Sailing
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Designed to provide in a series of volumes, each complete in itself, the cream of our national humour, contributed by the masters of comic draughtsmanship and the leading wits of the age to Punch, from its beginning in 1841 to the present day.
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MR. PUNCH AFLOAT
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MR. PUNCH AT THE HELM!
MR. PUNCH AFLOAT
MAKING THE BEST OF IT
HINTS TO BEGINNERS
THE RETURN OF THE WANDERER
OUR YACHTING EXPERIENCES
TO PYRRHA ON THE THAMES
"LIFE'S LITTLE IRONIES"
MY RIVERSIDE ADWENTUR
LOCKS ON THE THAMES
THE STEAMER
OTHERWISE ENGAGED!
OVERHEARD ON AN ATLANTIC LINER
"VIDE UT SUPRA"
LEST MEN FORGET;
AT THE UNIVERSITY BOAT-RACE
THE AMATEUR YACHTSMAN
OF MALICE AFORETHOUGHT
"LIFE ON THE OCEAN WAVE"
ROBERT ON THE RIVER
"EXEMPLI GRATIA"
ABOVE BRIDGE BOAT AGROUND OFF CHISWICK
HAPPY THOUGHT.—DAVID COX REDIVIVUS!
BO'SEN JAMES AND THE GREAT SEA-SARPINT
HINTS FOR HENLEY
HOPE DEFERRED
HOW TO ENJOY LIFE ON THE RIVER
A STORY WITHOUT WORDS
NAUTICAL MANŒUVRES
A Delicate Hint.
"THE ANCHOR'S WEIGHED"
WHAT NO ONE SHOULD FORGET, IN CROSSING THE CHANNEL
HOUSEBOAT AT THE ANCIENT HENLEIAN GAMES
THE "CENTIPEDE"
THE INFLUENCE OF PLACES
THE SILVER TEMS!
Very Low Form on the part of Father Thames.
PUNCH'S NAVAL SONGSTER
NO. I.—IT BLEW GREAT GUNS
NO. II.—BEN BOUNCE.
NO. III.—THE CAPTAIN'S ROUNDELAY.
NO. IV.—TO MARY.
CUMULATIVE!
WATER-PARTIES
THOSE BROWNS AND THEIR LUMINOUS PAINT AGAIN
"SIC TRANSIT——"
SAD RESULTS OF PERSISTENT BRIDGE PLAYING AT SEA
MY YOT
THE DANGERS OF HENLEY
THE RULE OF THE RIVER
"THE USUAL CHANNEL"
'ARRY CATCHES A CRAB
AT GORING
NOTES FROM COWES
River Gambling.
Live While You May.
Satisfactory.
TOO SOLID
RESIGNATION
A FLIGHT OF FANCY
A QUESTION OF HOSPITALITY AT HENLEY
A DELICIOUS SAIL—OFF DOVER
POOR HUMANITY!
A TRYING MOMENT
THE HEIGHT OF IMPROPRIETY
LOCAL OPTION
'ARRY ON A 'OUSE-BOAT
"JAM" NON "SATIS."
THE THAMES
"DOWN IN THE DEEP"
A PLEDGED M.P. (1869).
THE YACHTING SEASON
THAMES TRAGEDIES
DE GUSTIBUS, ETC.
"Nice piece o' biled mutton, sir?"
I'M AFLOAT
THAMES WEATHER
AQUATICS—WHEN THE BEES ARE SWARMING
PREHISTORIC PEEPS
ON THE RIVER
THE ART OF CONVERSATION
THE CHANNEL BAROMETER
EUPHEMISM
A CRISIS
LOVE ON THE OCEAN
PUNCH'S ILLUSTRATIONS TO SHAKSPEARE
LECTURES ON YACHTING
HOW VERY THOUGHTFUL
STANCH!
MASTER JOHN BULL IN TROUBLE (1851)
SERVING HIM OUT
TO A COUPLE OF THAMES NAIADS
ON THE RIVER
THE HYPNOTIC STEWARD
YACHTING IN LITTLE
SOLAR STUDIES IN THE HONEYMOON
"'ERE'S YOUR WERRY GOOD 'ELTH, SIR!"
"O WOMAN, IN OUR HOURS OF EASE!"
HERE AND THERE
"Perils of the Deep."
A HONEYMOON OUTING
VERY CONSIDERATE
A QUIET DAY ON THE THAMES
"DROWSILY! DROWSILY!"
THE CHANNEL QUESTION SOLVED (1873)
AT HENLEY AS IT IS
THE TOURIST'S BAROMETER
Splendid Weather.
Very Fine.
Fine.
Moderate.
Sea slight.
Rather Rough.
Rough
Very Rough.
EASTER RECREATIONS
RIVERSIDE SUNDAY
PRO BONO PUBLICO
NEW SAILING ORDERS
OUT OF IT
HOW LITTLE OUR DEAR ONES UNDERSTAND US
A REGATTA RHYME
KNOW THYSELF!
HENLEY REGATTA
"WHAT'S IN A NAME?"
CUPID AT SEA
THE JOLLY YOUNG WATERMAIDS
GOOD RESOLUTIONS
ECHOES FROM THE THAMES
AT HENLEY—"IPSE DIXIT"
"THE SAILORMAN'S MENOO"
A TRIAL OF FAITH
CRITICAL
HENLEY REGATTA
AQUATICS—A COMFORTABLE RAN-DAN
THE SERPENTINE
MOAN, HEARD ON A RAMSGATE BOAT
MAUNDERINGS AT MARLOW
FLITTINGS
ASSURING!
ILLUSTRATED QUOTATIONS
A PRIMEVAL YACHT RACE
ON VIEW AT HENLEY
NOT THE FIRST TIME THEY DON'T AGREE TOGETHER
BIS DAT QUI CITO DAT
HINTS FOR HENLEY
GASTRONOMERS AFLOAT
MORE HINTS FOR HENLEY
SQUALLY WEATHER—MAKING ALL "TAUT"
FURTHER REGULATIONS FOR HENLEY
TRIALS OF A NOVICE
