"Punch, or the London Sharivari, Issue 105 of December 30, 1893" is a humorous publication, the main purpose of which is to sharply and ironically satirize the political, social and cultural events of its time. This issue of the magazine is an outstanding example of British satirical art of the end of the 19th century. The authors are various talented and versatile publicists and humorists. Thanks to a sharp look at the surrounding events and multi-layered humor, this publication has always been popular among readers who appreciate openness and an unconventional approach to the development of events. Issue 105 reflects the spirit and atmosphere of the end of the 19th century, revealing the internal contradictions and disputes of that time through the prism of sharp humor and satire.