Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 102, February 20, 1892
The Golgotha of Slumland! That's a phrase as I am told
Is made use of by a party,—wich that party must be bold,—
In the name of Mister LAZARUS, a good Saint Pancrage gent,
He's a Member of the Westry 'Ealth Committee, so it seems,
And the story wot he tells will sound, to some , like 'orrid dreams.
But, lor bless yer! we knows better, and if sech 'cute coves as 'im
Want to ferret hout the facks , they might apply to GINGER JIM.
There's the mischief in these matters; them as knows won't always tell.
Wy, if you want to spot a screw, or track up a bad smell,
You've got to be a foxer, for whilst slums makes topping rent,
There will always be lots 'anging round to put yer off the scent !
Various
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Vol. 102.
February 20, 1892.
JIM'S JOTTINGS.
No. II.—RATS'-RENTS, THE RENTERS AND THE RENTED.
WRIGHT AND WRONG.
Good Grace-ious!
"STRAY SHEEP."
PERFECTLY PLAIN.
THE TWO SHEPHERDS.
"And a Good Judge, too!"
THE TRAVELLING COMPANIONS.
No. XXVI.
A TENNYSONIAN FRAGMENT.
A LATTERDAY VALENTINE.
(LEAP YEAR: NEW STYLE.)
TRUE HOSPITALITY.
ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT.
EXTRACTED FKOM THE DIARY OF TOBY, M.P.
"THE COMING OF ARTHUR."
AN INFLUENZA SONG.
HORACE IN LONDON.
AN INCOMPLETE BIRTHDAY PRESENT.
OUR BOOKING-OFFICE.
IN THE SEAT OF WISDOM.
LEGAL IMPROVEMENTS.
THE WESTMINSTER WAXWORK SHOW FOR THE SESSION 1892.
THE PLEASURES OF SHOOTING.
WEATHER REFORM.
ROBERT'S CURE FOR THE HINFLUENZY.