SHAKESPEARE ON THE STREETS
(See "King Henry the Fourth," Act III., Sc. 1.)
Glendower (to Hotspur). Cousin of many men, I do not bear these crossings.
A Sketch in Regent Street.
Puzzle—On which side are the shop windows?
ROUND THE TOWN
In the sixty-six years of his existence Mr. Punch has at one time or another touched upon every phase of life in London. He has moved in high society; he has visited the slums; he has been to the churches, the theatres, the concert rooms; he has travelled on the railways, in the 'buses and the cabs; he has amused himself on 'Change; he has gone shopping; he has lounged in the clubs, been a shrewd watcher and listener at the Law Courts, dined in the hotels and restaurants, sat in Parliament, made merry in the servants' hall, loitered along the pavements with a quick eye and ear for the wit and humour of the streets, and dropped in casually, a genial and observant visitor, at the homes and haunts of all sorts and conditions of men and women.