Punch, or the London Sharivari, Volume 103, December 31, 1892, is a hilarious satirical magazine that was very popular in Great Britain at the end of the 19th century. In this issue, the reader will find sharp humor that hits the target of social flaws, political scandals and cultural trends of the time. Various authors and artists present readers with a real literary holiday, filled with jokes, grotesqueness and intellectual sharpness. This work is not only an immortal classic of the genre of satire, but also a unique window into the past, which allows you to better understand the spirit of that time and see how the atmosphere of society changed during this unique period of history.