Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 98, March 15, 1890
No. VIII.—JACK PARKER; Or, The Bull who knew his Business. Characters.
Jack Parker ( was a cruel boy, For mischief was his sole employ. Vide Miss Jane Taylor.)
Miss Lydia Banks ( though very young, Will never do what's rude or wrong. —Ditto.)
Chorus of Farm Hands.
Scene— A Farmyard. R. a stall, from which the head of the Bull is visible above the half-door. Enter Farmer Banks with a cudgel .
Farmer B. (moodily).
When roots are quiet, and cereals are dull,
I vent my irritation on the Bull.
Come hup, you beast! ( Opens stall and flourishes cudgel—the Bull comes forward with an air of deliberate defiance. )
Oh, turning narsty, is he?
( Apologetically, to Bull. )
Various
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VOLUME 98.
MARCH 15, 1890.
MR. PUNCH'S MORAL MUSIC-HALL DRAMAS.
A RETIRING YOUNG MAN.
THE CRY OF THE CITY CHILDREN.
APPRECIATIVE.
A JUBALEE PERFORMANCE.
MODERN TYPES.
THE PINT OF IT.
Buffalo Bill and Leo Pope.
"GRENADIERS TO THE FRONT!"
SONG SENTIMENTIANA.
OUR BOOKING-OFFICE.
MAXIMS FOR THE BAR.
THANK GOODNESS!
MORE TO FOLLOW.
THANK GOODNESS!!!
A COLONIAL FRIEND PAYS ME A VISIT.
"LE KICKE-BALL" IN FRANCE.
A HOUSE OF CIPHERS.
OMNIBUSINESS.
SYMPATHETIC ANSWERS TO KIND INQUIRIES.
ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT.
A Distinguished Stranger.
"I shan't play!"
W. Leave-em Bright.
After dealing the Bart. One for his Nob.