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  <dc:title>Copies of Punch or the London Charivari</dc:title>
  <dc:description>These again are odd issues with each issue having particular pages marked with a slip of paper.  The places marked are usually political articles or satires on Parliament, such as those in the series 'Impressions of Parliament' or 'Essence of Parliament - extracted from the Diary of a Toby MP'.  Also the pages with political cartoons are marked particularly if the cartoon is about the Speaker.  There are pages marked with cartoons of tailors and advertisements for various tailors firms.  The cartoons frequently come from the series 'Parliamentary Views' and 'Interiors and Exteriors' drawn by Harry Furniss or others drawn by Bernard Partridge, Illingworth and Cummings.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1885 - 1956</dc:date>
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