The Rt. Hon. W.E. Gladstone, M.P.: Cartoons from the Collection of "Mr. Punch".Punch, 1878 - 41 páginas |
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The Rt. Hon. W.E. Gladstone, M.P.: Cartoons from the Collection of "Mr. Punch" Punch Vista completa - 1878 |
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66 WILLIE AGRICULTURAL JEREMY DIDDLER AJAX DEFYING ARCADES AMBO AWAKING OF ACHILLES BALLOT BENJAMIN BOX Black Sea Board of Trade born at Liverpool Borough BOTTLE-HOLDER Budget proposals BULL WANTS CARTOON CARTOON.-MARCH Chancellor CHANGELING CHEF-D'ŒUVRE CRY AND LITTLE dear defeated DEFYING THE LIGHTNING DENTIST DEPLORABLE SCEPTIC Disraeli Disraeli's DIZZY'S DOLET ELECTION BUDGET Emanuel Exchequer FAVOURITE franchise Frontispiece FROZEN-OUT TEA-GARDENERS GHOST GL-DST-NE Gladstone's financial Government Greenwich GUY FAWKES HOBSON'S CHOICE HOT WATER House of Commons humble pie Income Tax INQUIRY Ireland IRISH CHURCH BILL IRISH TEMPEST Lancashire LAND BILL Lord Palmerston Lunatic MALT TAX MASTER BULL Ministry OLD FRIEND HOMER Oxford PAPAL Parlia Parliament PEGASUS UNHARNESSED PRECARIOUS INCOME PREMIER PRIME MINISTER PUNCH reduction rejected resigned RISING TIDE SAN JUANE Season Secretary Session SHAVING SIAMESE TWINS SMOKING THE CALUMET STRAIGHT TIP surplus SWAIN SWAINSC SWIFT TAKING THE IRISH Treasury Ultramontane UNEXPECTED CUT W. E. GLADSTONE WHERE'S WILLIAM COX
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Página 20 - This island's mine, by Sycorax my mother, Which thou tak'st from me. When thou earnest first, Thou strok'dst me, and mad'st much of me ; wouldst give me Water with berries in't ; and teach me how To name the bigger light, and how the less, That burn by day and night : and then I lov'd thee, And show'd thee all the qualities o...
Página 11 - I know the almost superhuman power of this combination. They have their hand almost upon the realm of England. Under the guise of Liberalism, under the pretence of legislating in the spirit of the age, they are, as they think, about to seize upon the supreme authority of the realm. But this I can say, that so long as, by the favour of the Queen, I stand here, I will oppose to the utmost of my ability the attempt they are making.
Página 26 - Before taking leave for my holiday, my lady, may I venture to hope that my conduct, and that of the other servants, has given you every satisfaction.
Página 37 - That, my good friend, is a mere detail. The question is, what am I to get by it ! ! " In the Debate as to giving a vote to the Agricultural Laborer, Mr.
Página 8 - You don't happen to have six or seven millions about you, sir ? ' The chancellor answers, ' Yes, I do ; and I mean to keep them about me !
Página 37 - Labourer, Mr. Forster read a letter from the Premier, who declared that such extension of franchise was just and politic, and could not long be avoided. The question was thus taken up by Government, which much needs a 'good cry.'" heard of, and there was some sarcasm about a
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Página 15 - Canterbury. — Which we've took the greatest care of 'im, mem, and 'ope you'll think 'im groVd. " Mrs. Prime Min1ster. — That is not my che-il<l ! Not in the least like it.