| PAGE | |
| “Crashed in a Shell-hole” | [8] |
| The Song of the Shirt | [9] |
| “So Beastly Infectious” | [10] |
| The Fumbler | [11] |
| “Don’t Trouble” | [12] |
| After Dinner Jokes | [13] |
| The Car for the Owner-Driver | [14] |
| Tact | [15] |
| “Or to Take Arms Against a Sea of Troubles” | [16] |
| The Hearty Fellow | [17] |
| Danse des Vents | [18] |
| The First Joke | [19] |
| Golfing Note | [20] |
| “How’s That?” | [21] |
| The Fancy Dress | [22] |
| The Advent of the Champion | [23] |
| Only in the Comic Papers | [24] |
| The Professional Humorist Pays a Visit | [25] |
| “Only Doing it for the Pictures” | [26] |
| The Tragedy of a Trouser | [27] |
| Golfing Note | [28] |
| The Telegram at Rugger | [29] |
| The Lost Ticket | [30] |
| The Charm of Village Cricket | [31] |
| Unrest Through the Ages | [32-33] |
| The Right Road for London | [34] |
| The Enthusiast | [35] |
| “Have You Any Hats?” | [36] |
| System | [37] |
| The Practical Application | [38] |
| The Man Who Sneezed | [39] |
| Scotland for Ever | [40] |
| “Gadgets” | [41] |
| Nature’s Tactless Mimicry | [42] |
| “Is there an Order Come Round?” | [42] |
| The Visit to the Front | [43] |
| Unpleasant Nightmare of Hans | [44] |
| A German-like Name | [44] |
| The Bashful V.C.’s Welcome Home | [43] |
| “Wot Flies?” | [46] |
| “Why Don’t You Salute an Officer?” | [46] |
| Ceremonial | [47] |
| The Bribe | [48] |
| The Latest Rumour from the Back | [48] |
| The Making of History | [49] |
| 1914-1918 | [50-51] |
| “I Thought You Was an Enemy” | [52] |
| The Hero | [53] |
| “Keep Your Hands Up” | [54] |
| Camouflage | [55] |
| Strawberries for Jam | [56] |
| “Come Out and Fraternise” | [56] |
| The War Masterpiece | [57] |
| “No Trouble at Home, I Hope?” | [58] |
| “On Parade Without Your Spurs” | [58] |
| His Native Soil | [59] |
| “D’you Remember Halting Here?” | [60] |
| Jock the Sheep-dog | [61] |
| The Right Spirit | [62] |
| The House that Jack Wants Built | [63] |
| Golfing Note | [64] |
| Our Treacherous Climate | [65] |
| A British Warm | [66] |
| Safari-Smith’s Trophies | [67] |
| Golfing Note | [68] |
| The Golfer and the Naturalist | [69] |
| The Young Firebrands’ Art Club | [70] |
| A Biography | [71] |
| Pathos | [72] |
| The Wedding Detective | [73] |
| “What Time Will it be?” | [74] |
| To Promote a Graceful Figure | [75] |
| Duration of the Peace | [76] |
| The Lure of the Land | [77] |
| “Someone’s Forgotten to Pack” | [78] |
| Tall Hats on the Cricket-field | [79] |
| “Bed, Sir?” | [80] |
| “I’ve Read It” | [81] |
| “How Small the World is!” | [82] |
| The Dog Fight | [83] |
| “Two Teas, Please” | [84] |
| Some New Revue Features | [85] |
| “’E Called Me a ’Un” | [86] |
| The Journey | [87] |
| The Right Entrance | [88] |
| The Brotherhood of Music | [89] |
| “NOT the Thaw” | [90] |
| The Price of Efficiency | [91] |
| “Will I Take My Hat Off?” | [92] |
| The Spread of Education | [93] |
| Midges | [94] |
| Saltsea | [95] |
| Golfing Note | [96] |
| Quite Cricket | [97] |
| Brown’s Story | [98] |
| Consolation | [99] |
| “Which Mr. Jones are You?” | [100] |
| A Use for Modern Art | [101] |
| Golfing Note | [102] |
| The Man Who Could do It Himself | [103] |
| “Would You Not Prefer to Have Them Sent?” | [104] |
| The Bargain | [105] |
| The Practitioner’s Oversight | [106] |
| Check | [107] |
For permission to reproduce the great majority of the Drawings included in this Volume, the Artist is indebted to the courtesy of the Proprietors of Punch. He has also to acknowledge similar kindnesses from the Editors of London Opinion, The Sketch, The Tatler, The Bystander, and The Evening News.
“Mamma!”
“Yes, My Child.”
“Wilfred has Crashed in a Shell-hole.”
