THE MINISTER OF FINE ARTS.

SCRAPS FROM CHAPS.

LETTERS FROM A FIANCEE.

CABBY; OR, REMINISCENCES OF THE RANK AND THE ROAD.

OUR BOOKING-OFFICE.

PLEASURE AND PROFIT.

SPORT PER WIRE.

THE MUSIC HALL AS OTHERS WOULD SEE IT.

A SIMPLE DEFINITION.

ANOTHER CONFERENCE OF WOMEN WORKERS.

"THE 'PINERIAN' SPRING" AT THE COMEDY.

HOW KIPPER SLEW THE NEW FOREST HORNET.

THE WAY THEY HAVE AT THE BAR.

PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
Volume 109, November 2, 1895.
edited by Sir Francis Burnand

Tooleiana; or, the Moor the Merrier.—At the Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, in answer to calls for a speech, at the termination of his visit with Thoroughbred, Mr. J. L. Toole presented himself to the audience "habited in his sables" as the nigger minstrel. Mr. Punch's Own Popular Comedian was in excellent health and in his best, i.e., his own, "form." He explained that, despite appearances which might lead to such a conclusion, he was not about to join the Christy Minstrels. However, it was probable, but not yet definitely settled, that in the next revival of the Shakspearian tragedy at the London Lyceum, he might impersonate Othello to the Iago of his friend Sir Henry Irving. We hope so. What crowded houses! Booking-office should open at once.