Punch, or London Sharivari, Volume 98, January 18, 1890, is a satirical magazine famous for its sharp cartoons and humorous articles. In this volume, you will find a glimpse of the social and political events of the late 19th century through the quirky adjectives of the magazine's characters. The editors of the publication, observing the life of London with interest, cheerfully combine sharp sarcasm, witty poems and sometimes witty comments. Reading "Pancha" has always been considered an excellent way to have fun and improve the mood, a convincing guide to the sharp and humorous images of the end of the 19th century.