Mr. Punch on the Warpath: Humours of the Army, the Navy and the Reserve Forces
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General. Mr. de Bridoon, what is the general use of cavalry in modern warfare?
Mr. de Bridoon. Well, I suppose to give tone to what would otherwise be a mere vulgar brawl!
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MR. PUNCH ON THE WARPATH
TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE.
PUNCH LIBRARY OF HUMOUR
Military Education.
MR. PUNCH ON THE WARPATH
HUMOURS OF THE ARMY, THE NAVY AND THE RESERVE FORCES
THE PUNCH LIBRARY OF HUMOUR
"FORWARD!"
MR. PUNCH ON THE WARPATH
"THE BLACK WATCH"
FASHIONS FOR BAZAARS
OUR NON-COMS.
The Military Peril.
THE BEAUTY OF BISLEY
Corona Finit Opus.
THE ALDERSHOT CAMPAIGN
BANTING IN THE YEOMANRY
UNIFORMITY
The Handy Man.
DIGNITY AND IMPUDENCE
NOT FOR PATRICK!
"MANNING THE (BACK-)YARDS"
MILITARY SURGERY
"All's Well!"
SKIRMISHING IN PERSPECTIVE
"AN ARMED NATION"
The Imperial Yeomanry.
THE NECESSARY KIT
"A Little Knowledge."
Sandhurst and its Messes.
A VOLUNTEER REVIEW (1865)
Explained.
MR. BROWN AT BREAKFAST
Our Reserves.
Unrecorded History.
DISTRIBUTION OF NAVAL MEDALS.
Rather Severe.
Our Review.
Manœuvres.
Technical Education in the Army.
Military Intelligence.
Diversions of Drill (1860).
LATEST WAR INTELLIGENCE
In the Sick Bay.
Field Training Notes.
"Couldn't make 'un Speak."
SOLDIERS OF MISFORTUNE
Query by the Navy League.
The Perils of Mimic War.
REMOUNTS FOR THE YEOMANRY
SOOTHSAYINGS FOR SAILORS
IMPERTINENT CURIOSITY
THE FORTUNE OF WAR
THE PENALTY OF FAME
A Case of Tu Quoque.
THAT TYRANT MAN.
More Reforms Wanted.
THE MILITARY COOKERY-BOOK
So Sympathetic!
DISAGREEABLE TRUTH
Euphemistic.
Naval Promotion."
AT THE SERVICE OF THE SERVICE
"NONE O' YOUR LARKS" (1861)
PREPARING FOR WAR
Solved at Last.
A Verbal Difficulty.
The Royal Salute.
Tactics.
Conclusive!
Our Yeomanry.
MILITARY DIALOGUES
"Regimental Orders"!
"BOBS"
"BOBS" AS A BOBBIE
SORROWS OF A SUBALTERN
The Dog!
"One of our Conquerors."
TOMMY'S SUNDAY AFTERNOON AS IT WILL BE
THE JOKE THAT FAILED
SCENE ON BOARD H.M.S.——
An economical mode of putting troops into white trowsers.
REGULATIONS FOR YEOMANRY OUTPOSTS
OUR RIFLE VOLUNTEERS
Dignity in Distress.
FORE AND——
—— AFT!
Our Reserves!
"Summing Up."
CHAT À LA MODE
Easter Manœuvres.
SUGGESTED HELMET FOR ARMY MOTORISTS
Flag Wagging
TU QUOQUE.
A HORSE-MARINE
MILITARY DIALOGUES
TRAMPS
At a Country House.
"PRIVATES, BUT NOT FULL" (1875)
The Enemy.
Autumn Manœuvres.
Ad Valorem.
Money "Tight."
Our Reserves.
THE BUSY BISLEY
Volo Episcopari.
A Nasty One.
A Caution.
Cheek.
Overheard at Portsmouth.
ARMS OF PRECISION
A FORLORN HOPE
A LAY OF THE UNION JACK
"Used to it!"
DO'S AND DONT'S FOR VOLUNTEERS
BUTS AT BISLEY
He always wondered Himself.
"The Way we had in the Army." (1877).
A Dilemma.
"Off!"
Our Manœuvres.
Military Ardour.
Volunteer Tactics at our Autumn Manœuvres.
A Poser.
"Follow my Leader!"
MILITARY DIALOGUES
Under Cover.
Easter Manœuvres.
"Synonymous."
VOLUNTEER MANŒUVRES
MULTUM IN PARVO
INSTRUCTIONS TO NAUTICAL MEN IN THE NOBLE ART OF QUADRILLE DANCING
WHAT THE "BRITISH GRENADIER" IS INEVITABLY COMING TO
"The Reserve Forces."
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