Mr. Punch's Scottish Humour

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Sir John Alexander Hammerton

"N.B."

"AS ITHERS SEE US"

LINES BY A SCOTSMAN

THE LUNNON TWANG

SCOTLAND YET

SONG OF A LONDON SCOT.

THE EGREGIOUS ENGLISHMAN

A SECOND VISIT TO SCOTLAND

"THE HIELAND BEAUTY"

KINGHORN AN' LUNNON

A SKETCH IN SCOTLAND

SPORTIVE SONGS

SOBER SCOTS

A NEW "ADDRESS TO THE DEIL"

THE DECAY OF THE KILT

A SCOTS BALL-ROOM BALLAD

THE POINT OF VIEW

HOMAGE TO THE SCOTS RIFLES

UNSPEAKABLE SCOTS

A BALLAD OF EDINBORO' TOON

TO EDINBURGH [B]

THRUMS ON THE AULD STRING

SUNG BY A SCOT IN THE CITY

RIGS AWA'

PUNCH LIBRARY OF HUMOUR

Edited by J. A. Hammerton

Designed to provide in a series of volumes, each complete in itself, the cream of our national humour, contributed by the masters of comic draughtsmanship and the leading wits of the age to “Punch,” from its beginning in 1841 to the present day.

MR. PUNCH’S
SCOTTISH HUMOUR

“BACKSLIDING”

The Minister (reproachfully). “Ah, James! I’m sorry to see this! I thought you were a steadfast teetotaller!”

James. “Sho I am, sir. But I’m no a bigoted ane!”

MR. PUNCH’S

SCOTTISH

HUMOUR

WITH 132 ILLUSTRATIONS

BY

CHARLES KEENE, GEORGE DU MAURIER, W. RALSTON, A. S. BOYD, PHIL MAY, E. T. REED, HARRY FURNISS, J. BERNARD PARTRIDGE, JAMES GREIG, L. RAVENHILL, G. D. ARMOUR, AND OTHERS

PUBLISHED BY ARRANGEMENT WITH

THE PROPRIETORS OF “PUNCH”

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